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·HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1930.

TRIPLE WIN BY MR. W. T. STANTON.

POPULAR JOCKEY MONOPOLISES STEEPLECHASING AT KWANTI.

RECORD ATTENDANCE AT THE COURSE: CASH SWEEP

FIGURES SATISFACTORY.

(HY MORNING DEW."]

Mr. W. T. Stanton had everything his own way at Kwanti yesterday when the Fanling. Hunt and Rice Club opened their racing season. Mr. Stanton started in three steeplechase events and won them all. He started in the only flat race of the day, but was unplaced.

The attendance yesterday left nothing to be desired, there being what must be a record crowd at the courseAs a result, cash sweep figures showed a distinct improvement had prizes of 2000 to $700 werd returned for two-dollar tickets.

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Except for the defeat of San Francisco in the second race, favourites generally had a good day, as quite a number of them turned up triumphantly.

His Excellency the Governor, Sir William. Peel, K.B.E., CM.G., and Lady Feel were on the course before the first race and stayed throughout the programme. H.E. Major-General J. W. Sandilands was also among those present.

After the fourth race, Lady Peel presented the November Cup to Mr. Stanton, who won it with Christmas Frolic, Mr. Bramwell "was presented with the Autumn Services Cup.

FULL RESULTS AND SWEEP FIGURES.

THE RACING.

Autumn Services Cup.

There were four starters for the opening event of the day. The public made As You Like It the favourite. Carbine was next in demand with Country Club and Bright Prospect next.

Carbine showed the way at the start followed by As You Like It, Bright Prospect next and Country Club laat,

Carbine and As You Like It drew away from the others after the frat

mile.

As You Like It drew ahead half mile from home and won by two lengths. Country Club was third many lengths behind,

Castle Peak Handicap Steeplechase.

San Francisco WHA

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red-hot

favourite here in a field of five.

Target led early on, but Movann- gher was sent on ahead with San Francisco, so that they wore on the heels of the leader,

Target kept its lead to win hand

somely by five lengths from San Francisco, who in turn was three lengths ahead of Movanagher.

Fernient was outclassed and Sucre did not finish

The winner paid more than three to one.

The Inaugural Flat Bace Stakes.

Kirribilli led the field here with nino starters, Diana, Fanling Stag and Discord being next. Big Ching made up a good bit of ground to join the leaders half a mile from home.

Fanling Stag won easily with Kirribilli next and Discord third. The winner took the lead over the last quarter and, won without much effort. Discord's-effort was very belated, otherwise, ho might have dono better,

THE RESULTS.

1.-Autumn Services Cup: A Steeplechase of Two Miles. For China ponica the property of an officer in H.M.'s Forces and/or a member of the Hong Kong, Volun teer Defence Corps to be ridden by an officer in H.M.'s Foreca and/or member of the Hong Kong Volun- teer Defence. Corps. Catch weight

Betting

Winner. Tince, Fanling Stag 217 357 Andanting t 10 Discord 12t Mountain. Cak ............ 10 Kirribilli

KAIPING COAL

20

110

15

FOR HOME, FACTORY, & POWER HOUSE

........ 189 Diana ............... 253 The Ptarmigan ....... 13: 37 Mad Carowi

150 168

223

35.

Big Ching...

DZ 114

4.-The November Cup:

A Bloeplechase of 1 Milos.

For China ponies. Weight for inches as per scale-, Winner, a cup; 2nd, 875; 3rd, 835. Entry 83. Mr. Stanton's Chrislinas Frolic,

158 lbs. (Mr. Stanton) 1 Mr. Keith-Murray's Penhole, 155

ba...(Mr. Keith-Murray) 2 Mr. Heard's The Goods, 161 lbs.

(Mr. Frost) 3 Wou by many lengths; many lengthis between second and third.

Time: 3mins, Parimatuel-

Winner: 82.60. Places: lat 82.50.

Betting.

Christmas Frolic Penhole

The Goods....

Winner. Placo.

*** 804

159

03 225

C

58

5. The Autumn Maidens Stoople- chase: One Milo,

For China ponies that have never won a steeplechase. Weight for inches ns. per scale. Panies that have started at Kwanti allowed 5 lbs. Winner, $100; 2nd; $50; 3rd, $25. Entry $5.

Mr. Stanton'e The Partridge,

155 lbs.(Mr. Stanton) 1. Mr. Worrall's Grey Eyes, 150 lbs.

(Mr. Worrell) 2

Mr. Artik'a Heretofore, 185 lbs.

(Mr. Frost) 3 Also ran:--Groy Mouse (Mr. Davidson): Pacific Ocean (Mr. Jewitt); Tho' Ptarmigan (Mr. Cave),

Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: 82.70. -

Place: 1st 82:30; 2nd $3.50; 3rd $5.30,

Betting,

Winner. Place.

The Partridge 020 399 Nugget...

05

123

Heretofore .......

10

*38

Pacific Oceani.....

28

58

Grey Mousd

49

Grey Eyes

40

73

The Ptarmigan

43

50

at 188 lbs. Winner, a cup; Sad, THE CASH SWEEPS. 876; 3rd, $35. Entry $5.

Mr. Bramwell's As You Like It,

108 lbs.(Mr. Bramwell) I YESTERDAY'S DRAWINGS Dr. MacGown's Carbine, 188 lbs.

(Dr. MaeGowa) 2 Mr. Artik's Country Clubs, 188

Ibs.....

......................... (Mr. Frost) 3 Also ran:-Bright Prospect (Mr. Worrall),.

Won by two lengths; many lengthe between second and third. Time: 5mins. Luces." Pari-mutuel:~~

Winner: 84.10.

Places: 1st 82.30; 2nd, $2.40.

Betting.

Country Club

AT KWANTI.

The result of the Cosh Sweeps. drawn yesterday was as follows:- Raca 1.

9304

144.

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79

No. 399

217

115

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Ticket No. 103–820.

Hace 2.

No. 441

292

13

Winner. Place, 123. 109 204 106 25

167

207

$593.40 170.40 85.20

Tickets No. 150, 120-$20 each.

Baco 3.

No. 295

542

141

$682.20

189.20 14.60

As You Like It 392 Carbine.......jez Bright Prospect

2.-Castle Park Handicap Steeple- chase: 1 Miles,

China ponies. Winner, $100; 2nd, 850; 3rd, 825. Entry 95. Mr. Stanton's Target, 183 lbs.

(Mr. Stanton). 1 Mr. John's San Francisco, 188 Iba. (Mr. Frost) Mr. Cave's Movanngher, 145 lbs,

(Mr. Cave) 3 Also ran:-Fernleaf (Mr. Dale); } Sucre (Mr. Bramwell).

Won by two lengths, two lengths between second and third.

Pari-mutuel

Winner: 88.70. Placci: 1st $3.70; 2nd $2.50.

Belting.

Winner. Place.

Target

Sucre........if San Francisco 084 Fern Leat

218 42

110

10

100 305 37

Movanagher in Da 131

3-Tho Inaugural Flat Race. Stakes 11 Miles.

For China ponies; that have not

on flat more than

Tickets No. 22, 32, 577, 353, 344, 183-820 each..

Race 4.

No. 3020

$8,118.70

13

3073 2076

1,748.20 871.10

Tickets No. 3001, 5223, 7267, 2405,

6547, 0310 and 6772 receive $138,70 cech.

Ence 5. No. 160........

2922

800,20' 217.20 108.00

Ticket Nos. 538, 190,598, and 333 receive 820 each.

UNCLAIMED LETTERS AND RADIO.

A General Post Office notification gives the following unclaimed cor- respondence, etc., waiting at the Post Ofer, and also unclaimed radio tolegrams at the Radio Tolo graph Office, Government Build- ing:

Foate Restante Correspondence.

Wakostice Jet Lagre 1930, Win-L. Alder, T. Adair, D., Barendse, The November Cup, nera of more than two fint races at Miss E. K. Beekman, Ivan Bori... Christmas. Frolic, Penhole and any time barred. Weight for inches sovich, R. W. Daimpre, T. A. Ellis, The Goods were the only starters ench $100 or part thereof wun on ning, James Grant, Mrs, T. Hekor,

as per scale. Two iba. penalty for G. J. Frans, J. Frost, Mr. Ga hero and they ran in that order over the flat in stakes in 1930. Winner, A. D. Holloway (m.v. Gujarat, ofo the first mile, Christmas. Frolic run-8100: 2nd, 800; 3rd, $25. - Entry 85. Skrine & Co.), W. M. II. Ismail, ning strongly in front. He simply and lady racing members of the Engineer, Kung Kim Sun, Lo Kwok *This race is open to all members E, G, Jordan, J. Leach, Marine drew away from the field in the last Hong Kong Jockey Clubs as well as Ping, E. J. Marshall, H. R. Meior,. half mile to win comfortably-Pen-members of the Fanling Hunt-and F-Nocoli, Dr. H. Mei

Pun Tak Ming, G. *C. Pelham, hole was second niany lengths be- Ruce Club.. hand the winner and three lengths Mr. Reisshagen's Fanling Stag, Silva, Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. Samei Harry Abutte, TF. Vda de. Da 159 lbs. (Mr. Charles) lova, F. C. Volkman, C. Watson, Mr. Bramwell's "Kriribilli 181

F. A. York.

ahead of The Goods..

The Autumn Maiden Steeplechase, There were seven acceptances hore and The Partridge (Mr. Stan- ton) was an easy favourite.

The Partridge and Grey Eyes figured in the van, but about quarter of a mile from home. The Partridge settled all doubts by -drawing-pong Badwinning...anzily. Grey Eyes was second and, Herato ford was third,

166 (Mr. Bramwell) Mr. M. W. Thing's Discord, 158

lbs. And (Mr. Y. T. Fung) a

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:

O'connor,

Registered Articles.

L. Adler, Mr. Eddo (c/o Ameri.

Also ran:Andantino (Mr. Y. M.Ian Consulate), W. Helfritz (4/0 Loo); Big Ching (Mr. Stanton); American Consulate), K. J. Mar- Diana (Mr. Dale); Mad Carew (Mr.tball, Passignat (e/o HK. Hotel), Frost); Mountain Oak (Mr. Laing); A.R.I. Radio Station. The Ptarmigan (Mr. Cavo), between second and third.

Won by two lengths; two lengths

Timo: 2mins. 52.3-58cc3, Pari-mutuel

. Pinces: Ist 82.50; 2nd-83; 3rd $3.60:

Unpaid Correspondence. Stewart Duncan.

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