AFTERNOON UPSETS
OF
FI FA AND IRON GREY WIN THE
“DOUBLES”
Liberty Bay's New Record
Half For Mile And
(BY "MORNING DEW")
Favourites had a distinctly bad day on Saturday with the result that good dividends were the rule rather than the exception.
Liberty Bay and Iron Grey were the only favourites who were triumphant. The former won the St. Andrew's Stakes over a mile and a half in record time, while the lat ter, as predicted, had no difficulty in accounting for Swale in the Novices event.
The biggest dividend of the day was paid by Don who won the "B Class race over a mile in 2.00.3, beating a very good field in one of the most spectacular finishes seen for some time.
Lady Peel's candidate, Lucy Glitters scored a popu. lar win in the Coogee Handicap when she accounted for "some of the best Australian ponies in the Colony.
Punters were very badly hit when the favourites for the fourth race, (The Panther and King Salmon) were both beaten by Fi Fa. This was the first leg of the "Doubles and although the second leg fell to Iron Grey, a hot favourite, the Doubles" paid $103..
DON'S PRETTY
WIN
T
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1933.
RACING
easily. Jingle (starting for the second time) came along with a very strong finish to take second place, and Darlen just managed for on the post to beat Swale third place.
running for the
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immense success was evident by come along and bag the last race.
Shit Kwan District recently deem-| the large crowd that turned up King's Parade won the six furlongs
to "do their duty to the poored it wise that an up-to-date motor event to oust several well-backed The stalls were tastefully car parking place should be built: candidates in a field of, fourteen."
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From 3 pm, the time of the open Building and Contracting Com- home Klug's Parade drew out from ing tl the time of closing which pany, and it is reported that they the bunch with Partnership close
was 11 pm, the stalls were have already signed their contracts. up to him. The two fought out crowded, and one could see that.
finish a thrilling.
and King's everybody, young and old was Parade responded very well to win carrying something in: bis or her by, a length and a half from Part-hands-dolls, laces, and embroider- nership. Cebu was third..
ies, and judging by the smiles, dne would gather that they were sa tixfed.
Festival Eve Anished the race without a jockey and it was notie- ed that he was running by him- self practically all the way. During the afternoon
avery pleasing selection of music was rendered by the band of thể, South Wales Borderers and by the pipers of the Scottish Company of the Volunteer Defence Corp、
The Results
Race i
Mistletoe, 105 yards
(Mr. H. M. Remedios) 1 Felicity Star, 70 yards
(Mr E O. Butler) | 2- Stable Secret, 175 yards
(Mr AH. Dinheñ). 3. Won
by four lengths; three lengths betweèri sécond and third.
Parl-mutuel:-
Winner: $34.80,
Place: $10.60; $21.50; $8.80. Also ran:-Black Velvet (Mr. J. B. Gardiner); Country Club (Mr. F. A. Dunnett): Devon (Mr. C. Chadderton); Gobl Elf (Mr. R. T. Crowe); Grey Dawn (Mr. M. L Railton); Miles (Mr. F. S. Nicholls); Phulterer, (Mr. G. Pun- cheon); Shimney II (Mr R. with the Gordon); Bunning (Mr. L. G. Frost); Two Clubs (Mr. W. D. Fiddes Wilson).
Betting.
the excellent time (for The betting was somewhat re-race in
him) of 1,32.4. The Panther never "strained in the opening race, the
"Ewo" Handicap. #here thirteen looked promising and was "a beat- en candidate before the straight members of the staff of Jardine's
was reached. King Salmon again started. The handicap was by weight "as well as by distance and from disappointed his supporters when
he falled to keep up the start it was obvious that the
Beld in the early stages of the scratch candidate, Mr. Leo Frost on Sunming, had no chance what-race. He came along with a big ever. For the first three quarters burst of speed towards the end, of a mile, the ponies with long but could not do beter than share handicaps looked as though they second place with Charming Face, were going to do it, but just be
a pony which had hitherto been fore turning into the straight disappointing. Mistletoe took the Tead, and Mr. H. M. Remedios managed to keep him in front for the rest of the journey. Mr. E O. Butler, riding Felicity Star, came along beauti- fully at the end of the race, but could not rob the honours from Mistletoe. Stable Secret (handi- cap 175 yards) Anished third.
THE FIRST, UPSET. "There were eleven acceptances "B" for the Glasgow Handicap Class, and The Tiger was made favourite with Brechin next in de-
The start mand.
saw 'Valorous facing the grand stand, with Mayflower also in bad position. Meanwhile King's Bounty on the ralls and Brechin on the outside made all the running, with Don within a couple of lengths of them >> and the rest of the field well bunched up. Mayflower could not for his bad start, but make up Valorous gradually made his way through the field. At the head.of the home straight, King's Bounty had had enough and faded out of the picture to allow Brechin to take the lead. Before the distance however, Don post was reached.
Fi Fa paid his supporters 837.20 for a win.
1st Pony 2nd Pony 3rd Pony The Field
Mr.
Place.
Win 115
190
33.
63
172
274
.1,001
378
Total.....1,321
905
Bace 2.
ibs......(Mr. G. U, da Roza) Tally's Ho's Valorous, 153 lbs......(Mr. A, J. P. Heard) 2
Stephen's Lam's Pride of Tsingtao, 140 lbs.
HOT FAVOURITE UNPLACED More trouble was In store for those who make it a practice 101 back favourites, for after the dis-Messrs. Li and Li's Don, 154. appointing performances of King Salmon and The Panther, Alex Mr. andra Hall went to the post a hot favourite for the five furlongs sprint and was beaten out of a place. When the gale went up Alexandra Hall got well away followed by Tillicum and these two led into the straight followed by. Star. Royal Flush and Solar Tilicum passed Alexandra Hall in the straight and running. beaut!- in front despite fully remained
a hot challenge from Royal Flush and Solar Star, who dead heated for second place a lerigth and a half behind the winner.
Winner: $37.30.
cause.
Place: 811.20; 87.50; 825.00. Also ran-African Eve, 150 (Mr. Laing) Aida, 158 (Mr. Harriman); Flying Boy. 152 (Mr. Soares); Jingle, 140 (Mr. Chanson); Now's The Time, 188 (Mr. Ip Kui Ying); The Crook, 158 (Mr. Noronha); The Panther, 157 (Mr. Frost); Valley Hall (Mr. Ingram).
Betting.
1st Pony 2nd Pony 3rd Pony The Field
Total...
Place.
304
Win.
263
678
776
: 82
92
.1,212
1,458
.2,235 2,629
Race 5. Mrs. Dunbar's Tillicum, 145-lbs
(Mr. E. O. Butler) 1 Mr. Sureton's Solar Star, 150
lbs. (Mr: Noronha) 2* Mr. Tally Ho's Royal Flush
-152 lbs.
(Mr. Heard) 2* Won by 1 lengths; dead heat for second place,
کره
*—Dead heat.
Time: 1 min, 13.3 secs Pari-mutuel:-
Winner: $30.40,
Place: $11.80; 27.30; $12.80. Also ran:-Alexandra Hall, 163 (Mr. Proulx); Bistre, 180 (Mr. IP Kui Ying); California, "140 (Mr. Läing); Gold Key, 180 (Mr. Botel- ho); Gold Ring, 140 (Mr. Davis) Jungle Jim, 168 (Mr. Soares); Mon Talisman, 145 (Mr. Fuig); Philanderer, 140 (Mr, Ingram); Tenorio (Mr. Deitz); Wakefield. 165 (Mr. Frost) Wonderful Stas. 181 (Mr. da Roză),
1
1st Pony
2nd Pony
3rd Pony
The Field
Total.
(Mr. Ip Kui Ying) 3 Messrs. Tester and Abraham's
The Tiger, 154 lbs.
(Mr. L. G. Frost) 3 Won by three quarters of a length; half a length between
second and third.
Time: 2 mins. 00.3 secs. Pari-mutuel:—.
Winner: $54.80.
Place: 812.30; 210.00 $10.00 and $8.20;
Betting.
رحیم
Win. Place.
356
401
.88.
123
341
352
.1,830
1,493
2,483
2,369
.Race & Lady Peel's Lucy Giltters, 138
lbs......... (Mr. B. A, Proulx) # 1 Mesars, Kong Bros.' Evening
Star, 146 lbs.
·
(Mr. E. o. Butler) 2 Mr. H. Y. Laing's Rosy Morn 155 lbs. (Mr. N. Deltz) Won by two lengths; the same between second aid third. Time: 1 min, 52.2 seca Pari-mutuel:-
Winner: 827, 20,
Place: $8.60; $22.50; 8,50... Also ran: City of Brisbane, 150 (Mr. Frost); Friar Tuck, 143 (Mr. Ingram); Portia, 155 (Mr. Heard); The Girafe, 148 (Mr. Soares).
Betting.
Win Flace.
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CANTON SEARCH-LIGHT DISPLAY
Results Prove Very Satisfactory
It is understood that Mr. Wong Kong Yui, Commander-in-Chief of the Canton Air Force, with a view to strengthening and improving the aerial communications recently ordered a number of new search lights from a foreign country, which have at last arrived."
During a splendid display which recently took place at the Tin Ho” Aerodrome, Canton, the re- iults proved very satisfactory,
ATTEMPTS TO COMMIT SUICIDE
Distressing Incident At Race Course
Chin Ho Koon, a serving boy of the Race Course Pavalion, attempt- ed to commit suicide by, cutting himself with a knife at about 11 o'clock on Saturday morning.
The victim, fortunately, was dis- covered by one of his fokis, who immediately sent for an ambulance and had him conveyed to the Gov- ernment Civil Hospital for treat- ment.
The condition of the victiro in very serious and the reason of his attempting to suicide is still un-, known.
Also ran:-Adam, 149 (Mr. But- ler); Festival Eve, 154 (Mr. Davis); (Mr. Helter Skelter, 145 lbs. Heard); Maria Petra, 150 (Mr. P. P. Botelho); "Orlando, 164 (Mr. Roza); Powerful King, 143 (Mr. Fung); Stickypast, 150 (Mr. Ip Kui Ying); The Gadwall, 145 (Mr. Hope): The Goat, 147 (Mr. Proulx); Wembly Stag, 165 (Mr. Frost); Widnes, 185 (Mr. Harriman),
Betting.
Wick
294
"
3
Place.
1st Pony
.283 ..
2nd Pony
297
188
3rd Pony
415 399
The Field
..1,887
1,633
·Total..
.2,893
2,503
Cash Sweep
Win.
Place.
1st Pony
168
231
2nd Pony
296
295
1st Pony
430
410
Race I,
3rd Pony
128
150
2nd Pony
95
33
No. 272
Do,
520
848
3rd Pony
532
413
176
8532 152
The Field
975
322
The Field
...1,699
1,169
20 111
76
Total..
2,094 2,646.
Total.
..2,656 2,025
Race 3.
Race 7.
(Mr. Also ran: Brechin, 156 The winner paid 830.40 to his Butler); Chateau Bay, 145 (Mr. supporters, while those who took Deitz); Daylight Eve, 152 (Mr. tickets on Solar Star for a place Davis); Flying Tourist, 162 (Mr. received 827.30 for their confidence. J. E. Noronha); King's Bounty; YET ANOTHER UPSET 165 (Mr. Proulx); Mayflower, 153 The two joint favourites for the (Mr. S. Y. Laing); The Godwit sixth race, Portia and City of] (Mr. J. C, A. Ingram).
Betting. Brisbane, were both unplaced, and had taken the lead, while The the race fell to two low weighted Tiger, Valorous, Daylight Eve, Pride of Tsingtoa all drew level Ponies in Lucy Glitters and Even- with Brechin. From the mile post, 1ng Star with Rosy Morn finish- Don was challenged by Valorousing third. City of Brisbane went and Daylight Eve, but held them out to make the running, but Lucy. at bay to win. Valorous finished Glitters was sent out after him at second, with The Tiger and Pride once and these two led the field of Tsingtao dead heating for third with The Giraffe and Evening Star place. Daylight Eve and Brechin several lengths behind them and the rest of the field somewhat could not have been more than a
out further back Lucy Mr. strung head behind the third poules.. The times for the various quarters, Glitters took the lead from the
it is interesting to note were 29, 58.2, 1.29.2 and 2.00.3.
LIBERTY BAY
Rock, and at this stage Evening Star passed City of Brisbane and Mr. began making up ground on Lady Peel's pony. The two entered the straight with
L. Dunbar's Liberty Bay, 161 lbs
158 lbs. "
3
(Mr. L. G. Frost) 1 A. M. L. Soares' Badko,
(Mr. F. M. L. Boares) 2 a gap of three Mr, Dynasty's "King's Justice,
and al- lengths. between them though at one stage it looked as. though there was going to be a ood race, Lucy Gutters managed of King's to stall off the challenge from
Mr. Frost riding Liberty Bay must have felt awfully lonely for the Dunbar crack led all the way home by many lengths. After the first quarter mile, Liberty Bay was three lengths ahead Justice. came Charming
155 lbs,
(Mr. A. J. P. Heard) 3 Won by six lengths; a neck be- tween second and third.
Time: 3 mins 01.2 secs. (re-)
Part-mutuel :---
A length further behind Evening Star to win by two cord).
Star, another lengths. Rosy Morn finished third Cossack's and City of Brisbane fourth.
length behind was
Portia did not seem to like.. the Beauty, with Blue Star and Sadko bringing up the rear another gate with the result that he was the others were -three lengths behind. There was left and while
really not much change of position Aghting for the lead, she had to. that make up for lost ground. She gave during the race, excepting
and a good account of herself, but the Liberty Bay, drew further further ahead as the rece pro earlier effort proved costly. -gresses. The fight for second place
THE NOVICES
Winner: 85.10.
Mr. H. Y Laing's Iron Grey,
155 lbs.
J..
(Mr. P. P. Botelho) 1 Mr. A.Z's Jingle, 140 lbs.,
(Mr. D. Black) 2 Mr. Lan's Darlen, 165 be,
(Mr. WH, Chor) 3 Won by three lengths; Iour lengths between second and third.
Time: 1 min, 17.1 secs. Pari mutuel:
Winner: $10.90.
Place: $6.70; $9.00; $11.40 Alsó ran:Flying Boy, 152 (Mr. H. M. Remedios); Krata Viz, 150 Place 85.10:· 85.40; ~$5,40. (Mr. Morgan); Pail Jones, 160 (Mr. Also ran:Cossack's Beauty, 168 (Mr Lobel); Swale, 147
[€Mr. (Mr. Deltz); Charming Star, 151 Fearse); Ta Peastfe, 140 (Mr. Harriman); Blue Star, 154 Saunderson) White Butterfly, 140
(Mr.Tang). (Mr. Laing).
Betting.
Betting.
lat Pony 2nd Pony 3rd Pony The Field
Win: 1,085
Place. 772
1st: Pony
58
165
2nd Pony
Place. Win 1,029 701
368
215
38
168
3rd Pony
199. 180
51
198
The Field
940
1,053
Total.
„1,230 · 1,303
Total.
.2,536
2,155
Race 4.
Fa, 140 lbs. "
was interesting. Mr. Soares gave
"There were nine starters in the Sadko a· fast half mile towards the end of the race, and the Big novices event and Iron Grey (P. F. chestant passed the whole (deld Botelho) went to the post a red (except the leader) one by one, hot favourite. He did not dis- Just getting ahead of King's appoint, winning by three lengths Justice at the post. Liberty Bay's from Jingle, ridden by Mr. Donald Messrs. Lewis and Tinson's Fi-Messrs, Bellamy and Gordon's record time was registered as fol- Black, with Darien (Choy up) lows: 29.4, 55.3, 1.28.1, 1.59.4, 2.29.4 finishing third, just ahead of,
Swale (Pearse up).. "and" 3,01.2
When the field was sent of FAVOURITES DISAPPOINT
Swale was in the lead with Iron King Salmon. and. The Panther Grey in close attendance and the were joint favourites for the rest of the field well strung out, Comrie Handicap "B" Division over The two ponies drew ahead by six furlongs... The Fanther got quite a distance, but after enter- away well, but it was not long Ing the straight, Swale had had before FFs got into the lead enough and tired rapidly. Iron and running comfortably won the Grey, however, kept on to win
(Mr. B..A, Proulx) Mr. Dynasty's King Salmon, 160 lbs. N
(MEA JP. Heard)
Mr. We Three's Charming Face,
152 lbs......(Mr. N. Deltz). 2. Won by two lengths; dead heat
second place.
for
* Dead heat.
Time: 1 min. 32.4 seca. Part-mutuel:-
Race 8.
King's Parade, 164 lbs.
(Mr. Soares) 1 Mr. Lau's Partnership. 159 lbs.
PHOMY 8 Y. Laing) 2 Mr. Yick Chim's Cebu, 151 lbs.
(Mr. N. Deltz) 9 Won by 11 lengths, one length between second and third.
Time: 1 min 32.1 sets Parl-mutuel
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