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FAVOURITES OUSTED IN SATURDAY'S BIG RACE

Tiny Star Wins Subs' Classic By A Neck

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The outstanding of Saturday's racing was the surprise win by Bronze Era of the Australian Champions. The pony led from start to finish and by accounting for both Able Amazon and Woodland Stag, two roaring favourites, paid his supporters $284 for a win.

Tiny Star with Mr. Frost up, won the Subscription Griffin's Champions by a neck from Classic Hall in a thrilling finish in which Surprise and Cavalcade shared. Gold Currency won the first section "B" Class Spring Handicap to pay over

Daily Press" for a place. $114 för a win. The pony was nominated by the

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Chow Fan Wins A Close Race

RACE 1

The programme opened with a, the leaders. Surprise was shaken along and wrested the lead from field of thirteen starters in which off by Tiny Star for a while and him, but only for a moment as Copper Idol (Mr. Y. 8. Chang) was Classic Hall looked a real danger | Jungle Jim passed the leader at the a strong favourite with Sarabande a few yards from home, until Mr.malle post, and came along to win (Mr. Heard) next in demand. Rac-Frost managed to get a little better handsomely by a length. ing Spirit set the pace here and response from his mount towards as the field entered the straight the end to win by a neck. Surprise | was a couple of lengths to the good was a neck behind Classic Hall, Mr. Leader's Copper Idol, 155 lbs. In front of Copper Idol and Sara- having come along again in the bande. These two, however, pasa- last few strides.

d the leader at the distance post and up a good finish. Mr. Chang on Copper Idol won by a length. Racing Spirit stayed long enough to take third place.

FIRST BIG UPSET

(Mr. Y. B. Chang) 1 Messrs.-Fturt and Lobel's Sara-

bandė, 152 jbs.

·101 Tbs. (Mr. H. M. Pb) S Won by a length; two lengths,

Time: 7-mini. 182-sers. Pari-mutuel:-

.. Win: $8.50.

(MA. J. P. Heard) 2 The first big upset came along when Gold Currenty won the first Mr. 9. W. Tang's Racing Spirit, section of the Griffins Spring Handicap Bas The public spread their sport evendy, show-between second and third. GOOD FINISH The second NII Desperandum" ing a slight preference for the was interesting for the good finish mounts of Mr. Heard and Mr. It provided." Red Fox showed the Marshall. Mr. Heard's pony. WI- way, but at the Rock, Mr. Ip Kullan Osler, who had to be held at the start, picked his way through ying on In Good Time came along the field and led into the straight, with a good burst of speed to head but the earlier effort cost him the the field. He led into the straight and for a moment looked like win-face and he faded rapidly out. ning when Mr. Heard, on Hell for Ebony Idol, Great Hall and Gold Currency were "prominent at the Leather came up on the near side distance post when Tummel also of him and Chow Fan (Mr. Barri joined the issue. These four fought man up) came up on the far side. Chow Fan put up the better finish out a thrilling finish in which Gold Currency, won, with Great of the two and won by a length. Hall second and Ebony Idol and while the same distance separated Tummel sharing third place. second and third.

OAK BAY

AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONS Bronze Era, jumping away to a The Grifins Spring Handicap flying start covered the first half "A" Class proved to be very in-mile at a terrific pace in the Aus- teresting and the support was very evenly distributed. Prima Donna and Lemberg (both unplaced) car- ried more tickets than the others, but it was obvious during the race, that both were finding top weight (168 pounds) too much for them. After a scramble for position last- ing over a quarter mile, Oak Bay got in front and remained there throughout, though at no stage at the rate was he comfortably ahead. Bay View put up a good challenge at the finish, but had to go under by three quarters of a length while half

a length further behind. King's Fancy, was having a great race with Glad Eyes.

Place: $5.50, $5.50, $9.70. Also ran:-Bran Tub (Mr. Wonk), Brass Idol (Mr. Sewell), City View (Mr. Laing), Corrie (Mr. Sun), Dare Devil (Mr. 9. W. Pan, Double Five (Mr. Ip), Rolling Bay (Mr. Butler), Skiddaw (Mr. D. Black), Taranto (Mr. 8. N. Pan), Tolshan (Mr. P. §.

Botella). "Betting

1st Pony 2nd Pony

Winner Place

-775 833

406 672

3rd Pony

25

53

The Field

290

607

Total

1,496 2,065

RACE 2

tralian Champions, with the result tha: he was a good twenty length ahead of the Seld at the six fur- Mr. Hebslad's Chow Fan, 152 longs post. Mr. Y. 8. Chang on Able Amazon was running second with the rest close up to him and Woodland Stag, bringing up the rear. Woodland Stag could make no impression on the leaders and was beaten out of a place. Mean-second and third. while Able Amazon was pushed by Chang in an effort to reduce the gap and he caught up til he was within three lengths of the leader. who meantime had been running comfortably.

ibs..... (Mr. G. A. Harriman) 1 Mr. Helenside's Hell For Leather.

155 lbs.

(Mr. Heard) 2

Mr. Li Po Chuen's In Good Time. " 158 lbs....Mr. Ip Kiu Ying) 3 Won by a length; same between

Into the straight, Mr. Deitz pushed Bronze Era once again and he came along to win comfortably, while Able Amazon had a great deal of difficulty try- ing to keep second place as Bag a strong Tor was putting up challenge.

Time: 2 min. 18.2 secs. Parl-mutuet:-

Win: $18.40.

Place: $6.70, $16.40, $6.60. Also ran:-Bold

Commander (Mr. H. M. Pin), Co-Ship (Mr. S. W. Pan), Delightful Chances (Mr. Deitz), Kitsap (Mr. Butler), Racing Strain (Mr. Chanson), Red Fox Mr. Frost), Bear Face (Mr. P. P. Botelho), Singing Butterfly (Mr. A AR Botelho), Soldier of Italy (MY. Sun), St. Ives (Mr. Proulx). The Carp (Mr. T. L. Wong).

Betting

Winner Place

485 691

1st Pony 2nd Pony 3rd Pony The Field

FLEMINGTON PLATE There were eleven starters in the Flemington Plate, but only two ponies were in the race right through. When the gate shot up,

PAIR VIEW Alacrity was seen in the van with

Fair View won the second section Nell Gwyn next, Mr. Frost kept his mount in front all the way, of the "B" "Class Griffins' Spring followed by Nell Gwyn, and it was Handicap from Glorious Bun, with not until the distance post was Limelight taking third place. Fair reached that Australian Boy join-View, due probably to the fact that ed the issue. It was not long Be-MI. T. L Wong was riding was fore Alacrity drew in front and made second favourite. There was Nell Gwyn, putting on an extra nothing in the race until the spurt, shook off Australian Boy straight was reached, when Zero, The winner was a hot favourite who had been early sent in front and carried almost half the tickets by Mr. Harriman, failed to stay the Mr. L. Dunbar's Oak Bay, 165

pace. Several ponies closed in on put on the race.

him and in a close finish, Fair View won

KING'S JUSTICE

SUBS' CLASSIC

93 104 803755 650

2,031 2,591

RACE $

1,028

Total

lbs.

(Mr. Butler) 1 Mr. Lan's Bay. View 158 lbs.

[Mr. T. L Wong). 2 Mr. Dynasty's Kirig's Fancy, 181.

lbs....... (Mr. Y. 8. Chang) 3. Won by length: length, be- teen second and third.

Time: 2 min 10.2 seca. Pari-mutuél:---

Win: $46,40,

Place: $15, 847, $20.70. Also ran: Banquet Hall 145 (Mr.

Mr. Frost took Tiny Star to the post in the subs' champions and

The feature of the eighth race second the public made him favourite to Classic Hall (ridden was the defeat of Sadko, who carry- by Mr. T. L Wong). Chesterfield ing top weight decided to stick bet a long lead, but was out of the close to the rals. The pony found race before it was half over. the going too difficult and was Tanama, who set out early on to never in the picture, King's Jus catch Chesterfield; was beaten by tica and Navy Hall were leading the time the field reached the nve throughout, until a hundred yards furlong post. At the Rock, Tiny from home when the former drew 1p, Budge 158 (Mr. 8. Y. Sun), Star on the rall side with Surprise ahead to win by a length. Bine Cler Seattle 181 (Mr. Harriman), on the outside were running neck star was third and Mayflower dad Eyes 151 (Mr. P. P. Botelho),"' Gold Bullion 185 (Mr. S. Ni Pan), and neck and behind them were fourth..

Hot Sun 148 CME F. Marshall), Cavalcade and Claasic Hall, within a length. The rest of the field was Jungle Jim won the last race tèmberg 168 (Mr. Heard), Mons- close up, but it was noticed that in the best finish of the day in plane (Mr. Proulx), Prima Donna they were gradually losing ground. Which King's Parade, Mike and (88 (Mr. Boards), Racing Flick 151 Tiny Star le into the straight Wakefield shared Mike was pro- (Mr. Pih), Ribble 158 (dr. DéltŘ), with Burprise on the outside of him minent throughout the face hd sporting Life 101 (M. 8 N. Paží), and it looked as if the two would led into the straight. At one time. The Redabank 185 (Mr. Frost) share the issue, when Classic Hall it looked as though he would do.

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