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HOME RACING.

THE LINCOLN AND THE GRAND NATIONAL.

(FROM OUR HOME RACING

CORRESPONDENT.]

LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP.

Main interest centres naturally

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1931.

PRESERVING PEACE IN THE PACIFIC.

SOME DETAILS OF FORTHCOMING CONFERENCE

IN CHINA: PLAIN CITIZENS TO CONFER.

Research, the Main Object, At this point some of you may sag: If you do not pass any re- solutions, what is the good of these conferences!" Really, the main object-of-the-Institute of Pacifie Relations in its research studies,

H.K.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

|MAINTAINING

APPEARANCES.

RAIN INTERFERES AGAIN. WHATEVER

Rain "again interfered with the ENTERS, THE PER-

ASSEMBLY ONE

on the Grand National, and ILLUMINATING ADDRESS AT ROTARY CLUB its discussions and its facing of programme of the Hong Kong SONALITY

result of his forward running in the same race inst year, when den Ylto-the-loss-of-both-icons-by-his- jockey D. Williams at the last fener, he finished third beaten byʼn neck and 1 lengths respectively by Shaun Gollin and Mellray's 'Belle, Sir Lindany is considered to have

The following are the acceptances for the Lincolnshire. Handicap run very considerable change af over a distance of one mile on success this year. It misst be remem- March 2, and the first acceptances, | bered, however, that Sir Lindsay for the Grand National run on has now na extra stone to carry, Alarch 27

and the fact that he fell for the first time for two years in a atcople- chase at Kempton recently, has to (itau Wednesday, March 25 (1m.),) | Rome

extent shaken confidence Acceptances,

though probably too much notice Trainer. Weight.as been taken of this affair. He Age st, lb, will be ridden by Mr. Thackray, Slipper Jo France 36ong of our leading amateur Steeply. Leonids II. S. Darling 6 8 13 chase jockeys.

8 10 Lion Hearted Duller Fleeting Memory.Earl 6 8 10 Oxris

B. Jarvis 58 7 Peacock 48

Gwilt 48 a

Law 4 ម

Horte

Hergasten. The Masher Breadcrumb

Burgee........ I. Anthony 37 13 Eyes Front Dundas 4 7 13 Kattlin the Reefer......Gore & 7.12

Sargasso

Knight Error... Whitaker 577 Fence Pact C. Leader 4 7.7 Rivalry

Maenge 4 7 Jane Knight

Carr 7 7 G Tel-Asur ...W. Nightingall 4 7 Aretle Light

Tabor 5 7 5 Wilmut 47

Enter Hero, who broke down shortly before the race last year' which he was confidently expected Jo win, in top weight, but he has consistently and performed brilliantly this season, that barring necidents, it is undoubtedly difficult

find one to beat him,

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_Some_idea of the meaning and the nature of the fourth con ference of the Institute of Pacific Relations, which will be held at Hangchow at the end of October and first week of November this year, was given yesterday to members of the Rotary Club by Dr. Z. T. Yui, General Secretary of the National Committee of the Y.M.C.A in China.

Dr. Yui traced the history of the Institute and pointed out that attendance at the Conference was not confined to inen only, but officials, especially Government officials, were not allowed. No. resolutions were to be pessed and the work generally consisted of free and outspoken discussions of various Pacific problems, the ob- jeet being to ercate an atmosphere of goodwill and understanding between the nations bordering the Pacific.

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It was indicated at the discussion following the address that the Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton will be one ofvis fifteen British delegates to the Conference.

HON. MR. SHENTON TO ATTEND

CONFERENCE.

Dr. Yui said, in part:

Work of Institute,

bit

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facts by which wo itope, to be able Criokof. Club tournament and no to remove as much of the misunder-play took place yesterday. standing as possible and, in its

To-day's matches: arg ng fol. place create the right kind of understanding and to develop good-lows:- will among the people who come to the conferenco.

Open Singless

L. Goldman v. L. T, Ride. CA. L. Rumjahu

That is the main object. We hope very much, that, through these con ferences, we may succeed in crent- Puis ing the right kind of publie opinion on many of the problems that are now confronting the Pacific coun- H. P. tries. We firmly believe that this jahn r. W. kind of public opinion is surely cap. Chiu. uble of influencing the Governments. to take the right kind of action in influencing the sentiment of each country.

Dealing with the conference for the present year, Dr. Yui said it had been decided to hold it'at Hangchow between October 21 and November. It had been decided that delegates would be given the opportunity of travelling in China during their visits, and for that purpone, the Government had decid- ed to issue complimentary railway tickets to delegatoa

In conclusion, Dr. Yui said that among the problems to be discussed were: (1) China's foreign relations, and (2) China's part in the inter- untional corporation of the Pacific. The Japanese would bring up agaių the subject of Population and Food Supply." In addition there First, it promotes would be as many as sight or ten minor subjects which would be dealt with by smaller groups.

All of us realise that peace in the I wish to tell you a little Pacife will always have a grent about the work of the Institute. It effect uppe' the peace of the world. is promoting mainly two kinds of If we succeed in promoting peace | activities.

in the Pacific' we shall find it much fairly large number of research easier to achieve the pence of the studies. At the present time the world. On the other hand, if we Institute of Pacife Relations is promoting, through the China Coun do not work hard enough for theil of the Institute, as many as peace of the Pacific it will be a est difficult job for us to make possible the pence of the world Such is the position of the Pacific in the world to-day, and also such is the importance of the countries bordering the Pacific as well as those countries which have very large interests in the Pacifie.

concern Chinese' affairs but, at the

Mr. Shentona Delegate.

A horse which has considerably Aceri............ Haishaw 47 16 caught the eye this year is Kaku- Grandmaster Hogg 6 7 10shin, who on level terms got the bet ter of Gibs in Noveruber inst in Lato' Nine Tails

the Beucher Chase over part of the R. J. Colling 47

Pollock 5

National course, by six lengths. Though a perfect jumper there are doubts as to the ability of this ons

stay the distance. Richmond 11., now very nicely handicapped, was third in the race (wo years ago when only a six year old, and was wisely rested until this season. He is considerably fancied though recently there has Fuzzy Wuzzy

been rumour as regards his fitness.

two years. The first and seconded with economica. F. Armstrong 57 5

Stott will ride. Massai

Sney 47 4 Bornnette ......

Win, Griggs 4 7 4 Croco.............. In France 473 King Baldwin... Larkin 47 3 Morton Abbey Pickering 57 Grandflight. Moleyns 8 7 2 Advaneer

Gwilt 4 7.0 Charger

Hyde 470 Whoopee ...Frank Butters 4 7 0 Timber s .....Fred Butters 4 0 13 Afcleorn Batley 4 6 11 Little Grafton lord 4 € 10 Gamesome............. Rimell & 68 Airman McGuigan 87

Lucky Hunter....... Molony 4 73

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OF A

SMARTLY DRESSYD MAN 18 FELT AND RESPECTED.

TO BE WELL DRESSED IS A SOCIAL

Tsui Wai DUTY. AND THIS'

19 EASILY CARRIED OUT AT

Open Doubles. Rumjahn and S. A. Rum- Hung and Chin Chun

Club Championship,

R. H. Wild H. J. Armstrong. Dr. Valentine . W. N. Petch.

Handicap Bingles "A." Tufton . Barton.

Handicap Singles "B," Ferguson Hinton." Battress v Womack.

Handicap Doubles. Wade and Rigg, v. Petric and Lewis.

RUGBY MATCH TO-DAY.

CLUB "A" . NAVY,

There will be a rugby match this afternoon at 6.15 p.m. between the Club "A" and the Navy. The fol- lowing is the Club team:-

S. J. I. Fox; G. E. Ferguson, I H. D. Wade, J. J. Ferguson, W. D. Johnson; J. S. Lee, A. R. Cox: Moultrie, J. Mitford, 1. D. McLennan, F. M. Hartley, W. F Kerr, M. M. Cochrane, M. R. An

HOME FOOTBALL.

EVERTON BEATEN IN THE LEAGUE,

LONDON, March 10. Everton, leaders in Division IL of the English League, who were beaten on Saturday in the semi- final of the English Cup, met with another reverse in a League match today when they were visitors at Tottenham.

The following wore the full re- sults of the afternoon's matches:---

Division I.

Manchester U. o Portsinouth

....1

Golden Earl Blagrave 4 which a number of National can-headquarters at Geneva, which is study and discussion at the bi hennion, and ignorauce and it was Inddersfield ... Sunderland... G.

Metronome. Easterby 46 Y Pomerollen Reader 46didates appeared. Top Dressing... Rennison 5 6 7

GRAND NATIONAL fiton Friday, March 27, 4m. 53yils.)

Horac.

Blitute.

Division II. Tottenham...... 1 Everton..... 0

The Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton ten or fifteen projects or subjects. said that the British section of the Some of these subjects are being Institute of Pacific Relations had studied by Chinese scholars and invited him to be one of the fifteen Brews, J. H. Mel one or two are being studied by our delegates at the conference, and it Western friends. Most of the pro had given him very great pleasure. jects that we are studying in Chinn to accept. After complimenting Dr. Yui on his address, Mr. Shenton same time, we are conducting aanid that to-day all grent political fairly large number of researches in questions were, basically, economic ether countries,

questions, and it was natural to find The other group of activities is that among the subjects which the bi-annual conference. The would be in the forefront of the As regards the Institute of Pacific stitute hold a conference once in conference, many would be concern Relations, there is a little bit of confusion in the minds of a lot of conferences were held in Honolulu

In expressing thanks to

the in 1025 and 1927. The third was speaker, Rotarian R. T. Barrett A Oppsistent Runner.

people. Some believe that the I-held in Kyoto, Japan, in 1020. This said that in these days, disarma Melleras's Bello, who is most constitute is just another name for the year the Institute is going to hold ment had become one of the sistent, was unlucky to be beaten

1.0.A. Still others think that its fourth conference, I am happy to greatest, if not the greatest problem by a neck last year, and should un-

Jay, in China.

of the day, and that meant that doubtedly be again concerned in the it is the Pan-Pacific Linion. I wish

The objects of the Institute are foreign relations botween different finish.

I doubt the ability of Shaun to manko it cloar that the Institute to encourage the people of the dif- countries were the main concern of Goilin to win, though improving of Pacific Relations is neither.ferent countries bordering on the all In the old days it was left to Pacific to study different problema diplomats but, to-day, it was neces very recently, he has not show his However, the Institute has some which have a very important beursary to follow all that had been hjesi form, and a severely injured. connection with the Y.M.C.A. ing upon the peace of the Pacifier done. Too often in the past wars'est Ham......1 Birmingham knee prevented him starting in the

had been caused through misappre As early as 1022 the World Stu Results of the research studies are Coventry Trial Steeplechase at

dent Christian Federation with its to be brought up for review and Kempton over 3 miles, and in

good to hear about the quiet and Y.M.C.A. movement, held an in-nual conferences. In other words careful research work of the In- Grakle who ran very well last ternational conference in Peiping. we do not propose to discuss any year, falling late in the race, has It was through one of these sittings subject that is brought up all of a many admirers, and a mare which that a small group of us, mostly sudilen. All the subjects that are pay spring a surprise, is Apostasy, secretaries of the Y.M.C.A., met to be brought up must have been I have mentioned horses with and discussed the possibility of studied carefully by the members more or less outstanding chances in calling a Pan-Pacific conference of of the Institute of Pacife Relations the race, and would add the names the Y.M.C.A. Some were in favour in different countries, so that, when First Acceptance.

of three more likely to run promi- of this but others were not. I was we come together, we are, at least, or less prepared to handle Trainer. Weight. Drin Cxclose is also worth menY.3.C.A., but I felt at the time

nently, Ballasport, Solanum, and one of those who were not, not be more

Cause I have anything against the these subjects. Agest. Lion and should have no difficulty that the YM.C.A. movement had

Solving Many Problams. Easter Hero. Anthony 11 197

getting the course.

Our hope is that through these All kinds of international confer studies and discussions, we may he Gi... Woodland 8 12 Two intoreating entries are Sham (olin F. Hartigan 11 1 4 Bangle IT; from America, and Griences and there was no need to call able to offer some suggestion and Gregalar Woodland 120 lovam an entry from Czechoslovak. ferétes. Instead, I was one of those now confronting the different couri A special Pan-Pacific Y.M.C.A. con solution for the different problems Kajushin. Hartigau 113 to be ridden by his owner Captain who suggested that we might con tries bordering the Pacific.. There Bangle [1... Duller 11 12 Papier. Both these animals are Grafly Coulthwaite 917 naturally high up in the weights sider the possibility of calling are several strong points in connec

conference at Honolulu to be nttion with the Institute which I Dristyre ........ Thrale 8 11 7 Bir Lindsay. Anthony 19 11 6 with little in the way of form as tended by citizens from the different would like to bring up. First, those Kibbuck T. E. Lender 10 11 6 guide.

countries bordering the Pacific. The New Ruling.

yho are going to attend the Can- Trump Card.....Stalbridge 13 11. 3

ference are altogether plain citizens Gate Book

Barrett 10 1 5 It must be remembered that this

That is I also hinted that it was not from different countries. Lordi

Turner 10 11 3 xeng thu Th ruling operates.

uccessary to confine our discussion to say, no official of the Govern Gyi lovas...H. Jarrison 9 11 3 Horses taking part must have been

to religion but also to such other pents will be invited to take part. Theras. Harrison G11 placed in a Steeplechase of three topies as would affect the pence Sot because we want to boycott Swift Rowland

miles or more, in any steeplechase and welfare of the Pacific. That Government officials but we feel T. E. Lender 10 11 2nt Aintree, or they must have won Drin

Woodland 7 11 2 ja chass worth £300 to the winner, suggestion came a little too soon, that if we mix up the officials and and the group as a whole was not plain citizens and especially officials Mount Etna...T. E. Leader 14 110 selling events in every case except ready to accept it. Two years later of the different equntries, perhaps Coronoher..........

Ireland 8 11 0 ed. The necessity for such a ruling I was in New York and it so hap.ye may not be able to discuss its Guiding Light

was obvious, namely to excludo run-

pened that the same group of men freely and frankly as we should C. Langlands 10 11 0 nurs with no possible chance in the

came together and we renewed the want to, Therefore, the attendance Anthony 711 race, and which constitute a danger subject. At that time the group as at these conferences ip strictly limit

Rimell 10 11 to the other horses.

a whole unanimously decided to tryed to the plain citizens of the dif Poole 811·0

the experiment of holding in Hono-ferent countries and then again, Blair 10 11 0

lulu a conference of all the nations we do not limit the attendance to Duller 9 10 12

bordering the Pacific. In 1025 the men only. Women are also Invited Sandy Hook...T. E. Leader 10 10 12

experimental conference was held to attend if we feel that they have Georginatown Ireland 10 10,12

which was attended by some 500 some contribution to make to the Kay Virtue...H. A. Brown 8 10 12

men and women." China, at that conferences. Ireland 0 10 12

conferetice, sent a delegation of ten The second point is that at these Stevens 9 10 12 Private 10 10 12

men and women. Before the close eastern conferences we are able to H. Leader 8 10 10 8 over the flat in overshadow of the conference, the success was have absolutely free and frank dis so evident that the delegates uncussions. Of course, we always in- Woodland 12 10 10 by the National,

Slipper, a French entry, is topanimoualy agreed to continue this sist that those who take part in the

discussion of any subject must have! Gore 13 10 10 Easterby 12 10 10 weight and will be called upon to kind of conference.

I have made these remarks to a good deal of preparation before- Law 11 10.-10 carry a bigger weight than has over

been successfully borne in this ovent, show you how the Institution of hand, so that each delegate will Law 6 10 10 Renton 7.10 10 although it must not be forgotten Pacific Relations is confused with have had all the facts pertaining to that subject. Wo want the mem- the Y.M.C.A, Cox 8 10 10 that the weights are now.

Others think the Institute is the bers of the conferences as a whole Blorekeen. Webb 10 10 10 higher all round. If he goes to the

post he will make a bold bid. Pan Pacific Association. I want to to have the courage to face the Clicker.............. Easterby 8 10 10

Leonidea 11, last year's winner, say that these are two separate in-facts, some of which may not be Solaoum ............. Brisco 8 10 8 Ruddyman Powell 12 10 8 despite an extra, penalty of 13 lbs.stitations altogether. Again people favourable to one group or another. In the Institute opnferences, wo Cherry Duck...Coulthwaite 19 10 should again run well, while Lion mix them up for the simple reason Tamasha

Wint 10 10 7 Hearted will enjoy an advantage that some of the promoters of the do not pass any resolutions at all. Institute of Pacific Relations are There are two main reasons for Woodland a 10 7inamuch as he has been hurdling. Pixie

Bazley 11 10 T Midlothian, if back in his best also officers of the Pan-Pacife As this. The first is that if we discuss Bechy 9 10 7 three year old form, should win, sociation. The additional reason is noy subject, with a hops to arrive J. Dodd 0 10 7 but he disappointed ai a four-your-that both Institutione have their at a cortain resolution, we are

old.

headquarters in Honolulu and so very much afraid that, being frail ALSO THE DE LUXE WHISKY VICTORIA VAT ... Carr 13 10 7

Heronalea is a very smart hores, even to-day, when I speak of the humans, we shall depend on oratory Blagrave 9 10 7

Barrett 9 10 7 and decidedly attractive at 8 st. 6 conference of the Institute of Pacifle to move the conference rather than G.Balding 14 10 7. 18, and Accra and Massai hold Relations, people do not understand rely on the facts. The second rea and-they-ask-in-return-if-that-is-sqo is that if we are to pass a Rimell 11 10 7 chances,

Iumber of resolutions, what are we .D.B.memesi,

I like Eyes Front, a light corky the Pan-Racifio Conference,

not Halius II. Harrison 10 7 Harewood 1. Anthony 9-10 7 horse, forward in condition and shows at once that their minds are going to do with them! It

confused about these two instituin conference of Government officiala

·Royal Arch II. Duiler 10 10 7 woll suited by the Lincoln distance. Toy Bell

Powell 9 10' 7 Maasai, a French-bred four-year- tions. The Institute of Pacific but just a conference of different Aleve Grien. Payne 10 10 7 old, has been much discussed recent Relations was formally organised at plain citizens. We cannot go back Blair 10 10 7ly, and if fit and well may win its second conference which was to our own countries and try to

bold-in. Honolulu in 1927.

carry resolutiona“ puți Ballyhanwood Endwoll

Hedges 10 10-race which is very very:open:

Ballasport Sko Prince Richmond II, Great Span Bhrticers

Stash ***** Big Black Boy Apostasy... Starbor Mor King Amberwave Melleray's Belle

CHingesia

(Alika.....

Oxelose Aspirant

Kilbrain Delarue Kingsdown

Maliard

South Hilli Diamond

Annandale

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The race, as usual, is of absorb ing interest, and at the moment Easter Hero appears to have an excellent chance.

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Amateur Boxing Championships Semi-Finals and Finals

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FANLING HUNT

STEEPLECHASE RACES SUNDAY, 22ND MARCH"

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