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NEW YEAR RACE MEETING

AT KWANTI

HONOURS EVENLY DIVIDED: FESTIVAL EVE AND LOCH RYAN WIN AGAIN

HALF MILE SCRAMBLE PROVIDES BIGGEST DIVIDEND OF THE DAY

[BY MORNING WEW."J

The New Year Meeting at Kwantl was attended by a record crowd from every section of the community, the number of Chi nese being especially big, dus no doubt to the fact that many be Lieve that a bit of loss" on New Year's Day means good Inok daring the whole years.

Favourites generally had a good day, but there was a suficient number of upsets to make the sport interesting. Among the jockeys, the "New Year" riding honours were fairly evenly shared, Mr. Schreiber being the only one to win two races.

MISS FEARON WINS WITH BANJOLINA

Pari-mutael-

Race 2,

ORICKETERS BEAT.

FOOTBALLERS

COMIC GAME AT K.F.C.

CLEVER DANCING

EXHIBITION

*

The Kowloon Cricket Club cricketers" had no difficulty in beating the Kowloon Football Club “footballers" at their own game in a comic match at the K F. O. yes- terday morning. The result, how- ever should not be taken with any seriousness sa, the game was a farce from beginning to end. Lead by T O. Much Samsu (Jock White) the footballers, attired in comie fancy dress costumes of their 'own design, took the field in a stately mannor being pulled around the fiold in rickshaws. Play began fast and furious-and urged on by cheers from the spectators the players re- plied with all the antics of clowns on a football field. "Combination" was entirely disregarded and the general rule was "'ench for himself."

The cricketers acored first" blood when Worth made a solo effort and managed to not the ball in spite of Tillery's valiant attempt to stop Mr.it. Bliss was working hard at back but received no support from his halves who were "playing the fool." "Just before intervalTeddy Fincher rushed through the Kow- loon Football Club's goal taking the ball with him! · ́

One of the most interesting races

Winner: $3.60. of the day was the Ladies' Sprint

Place: $245; 93.00; 83.30. over six furlongs, The race drew ning starters, and there was a lot Also ran-Social Mark of trouble getting the ponies start. Evans), Peter Davey (Mr. Mackin od. First, Toby ran away with Missley), Jun Stower (Mr. Field). Bonnar and was not pulled up until ho had gone half a mile. Then in other falsa start saw Toby again Mr. A. L. Birt's Oloudy Eve

(Mr. Schrieber) off, with Lien Feng Shan, one of Mr. H. R. Priors White Hea the favourites followed him. The

ther .................. (Mr. Wall) two ponies went half a mile and the Mr. R. D. Pankhurst's Malakit... race, which had been much delayed,

(Mr. Pankhurst) 3 was started without these

Won by many lengths; 1 lengths ponies

between second and third.

Pari-mutuel

twa

Miss Fearon on Banjolina imme- diately took the lead and kept in front all the way home, easily stalling off a challenge from Christ- mas Belle (Miss Scott Harston up) in the straight. Miss Farr steered Sanction in to third place.

Winner: $2.70.

I

2

Place: $2.22; 42.40; 82.70. Also ran: Bright Prospect (Mr. Wright), Dunce (Mr Hope), Patch (Mr. Jordan), Zephyr (Mr. Richard ¡ son).

Race 3,

Mr. Parkson Chan's Just Imagine

(Mr. Charles) - !

The footballers replied sternly during the second half and Mr. T. 0. Much Samshu scared for bis side despite the appeal for offside! At the close of play both sides seem- ed to be suffering from short-wind as a result of their New-Year cele- brations.

Highland Dancing.

During interval a delightful ex hibition of Highland dancing was given by the Misses Emily_ Mo- Kalvia, Mary Mackie, and Peggy Ferguson who danced the Highland fing and Sword dance to the music piped by Mr. W. C. K. Mackie. (Mr Hope)Mise Mackie hually gave a solo Miss P. Scott Harston's Imperial

effort of that very difficult dance, the Irish jig, which was very well executed.

Mr. J. W. Hope's Celerity

Hall (Mr. Ferguson) 3 Won by 1 lengths; a neck be tween second bad third,

Pari-mutuel:

Winner: 80.80.

The Day's Upset. 'The biggest upset of the day came in the last race when Boston and The Curlew carried all the money for a half mile scramble, The fav. ourites got well away, but after the first three furlongs were all spent. Meanwhile the third favourite White Stars and Escalado fought. out a neck-to-neck fight, and Pat, a rank outsider, also came along with a great big rush. The last

Pino: 84.09; 95.32; $3.51, nained took the outside position and

Also ran:-Black Maria (Mr. was therefore beaten. Ho would

Schrieber), Britannic Hall (Mr. have won if his jockey could have Kemble), Devon (Mr. Evans), Duke kept him on the ruls. As, it was of Normandy (Mr. Ingram), Fight=" White Stars was just beaten by Escaindo with Pat third. The wining Blood (Mr. Poy), Little Gem

(Mr. Pankhurat), ner paid his supporters 18-1.

Race 4 Mouche Wina. Mouche won the opening race of Mr. L. Reidy's Banjolina

(Miss Fearon) 1 the day, but only by a short head. Mr. Heard's Christmas Bello Tha pony was oasily the best of the

(Miss Scott Harston) - 2. six which accepted, but it slowed Mr. Choy Wing's Hay's Sauction. down perceptibly in the home

(Miss Farr) 3 straight and when it came to the

Won by a longth; two lengths be-

last water jump, was actually pass-tween second and third,

ed by Demurrer, but being better on the flat thog Demurrer, managed to get home a short head in front. Red Leaves was third six lengths behind.

Cloudy Eve's Win. The United Services' Hurdle Bnce was more or less' a walk over " for Cloudy Eve, as after getting a long load in the first, quarter of a mile, Mr. Schreiber held his mount in and ran comfortably all the way home, winning just as he liked. White Heather finished second and Malakit just managod to oust Black Maria, one of the favourite for the race, from a place.

Thrilling Finish.

Pari-mutuel

Winner: $3.20.

Place: 82.35; 92.58; 84.17. Also ran:-Fi-fa (Miss Shenton), Shanghai Benu (Miss Knil), Sun- ning (Miss King), Tieu Feng Shan (Miss O'Haggan), Toby (Miss Bon- nar), Until Thon (Miss Dowbiggin). Race 8,

Miss Fearon's Loch Ryan

...(Mr. Schrieber) 1 Mr. U. W. Hope's Duke of Milan

(Mr. Hope) 2 Mr. G. P. Ferguson's Country

Club

(Mr. Davy) 3 Won by six lengths; many lengths between second and third.

Pari-mutuel

Winner: 24.80.

In the New Year Hurdle Race over a mile and a quarter in which there were nine starters, three ponies finished so close to each other that there was much specula tion as to who had won. The race wna nwarded to Just Imagine with Celerity and Imperial Hall second and third, respectively. Imperial Hall would have set all doubts at Mr. Han Un's The Plover ⠀ rest had Ferguson not been landed

Place: $3.05; $3.70; 80.80. Also ran:-Choctow II. (Mr. Fischer), Loch Ryan (Mr. Jordan), Mellguards (Mr. Evans), Rooslan (Mr. Ferguson).

Race 6. Miss Fearon's Festival Eve

with a bad start. The pony had a Dr. S. T. Wong's lot of ground to make up in the early stages of the race and only draw up with the leaders in the last few strides. Had Celerity won, the dividend would undoubtedly have been the biggest of the day.

Loch Ryan,

(Mr. Poy) 1

Golden Star

(Mr. Young)

(Mr. Wong)

Won by three : quarters ke length; many

ledge second and third

Pari-mutuel

Winter: $4.50 Place: $2,665.12.44.12.2 Alo randy Eve (M Botelho), Stag

Loch Ryan won again on Sunday and this time, established his superiority over the field by six Ingram) lengilm, Rodalan was implaced, and s

Race T

(MY

(Mr. Jenkin)

ovidently met with an accident at Mr. H. C. Maconmary's Esculado the ditch. He was leading after

the first five furlongs and was ahead | Mr. J. B. Prontas White Label ・・ of Loch Ryan as the two disappear-

ADA (Mr. Wade), 3

ed but Loch Ryan emerged, from Mr. R.HD. Wade's Pat the ditch alone and ultimately won j easily. Duke of Milan and CountryWon by short-head abort hoad Club took the second and third between second and thiṛd. places,

Kovices Race,

* Although there were fire startera in the novices race, there were only two ponies in the race, Festival Eve and The Plover: The former led all the way home, with The Plover sticking doggedly behind. Tha Plover drew level in the straight, but. Festival Evo produced just enough, stamina, the the last fifty värds to win by three quarters DËSI length: Golden Star was third

RESULTS

Ferguson) 3. V. MosGop' Demurrer

MOSSOP) 2

Macnamara's "Bed

"(Mr. Jonkips); short beadlengthe second and third.

Pari-mutuel MPEN

Winner: 138.20

|** Place: $7.47 * $2.99; $0.03.

Also ran-Amethyst (Mr. Har bord), Boston (Mr. Mossop), Skean Shu(Mz Field), The Curlew (Mrz Davy)Violin (Mr. Nigel).

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