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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1934.

PRIMA DONNA WINS ST. GEORGE'S CLOSE OF THE SAILING

PLATE

(Continued from Page 1)

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Mr. E. 9. K.'s Bobniak Star, 145 lbs. Mr. E. O. Butler)

1

Mr. E. S. K.'s Night Star, 138

lbs.

Mr. Y. T. Fung)

2

(Mr. N. Deltz) 9

Mr. Seth's Just That, 152 lbs.

Won by a neck; a.head between

second and third.

Time: 25.3, 51.1, 1.18.3.

Pari-mutuel:-

Win: $73.10.

*

Place: $12.70, $8.40, $8.

Also ran:-Alacrity 150

Little Beauty 145 (Mr. M. W. (Mr. Tang). Racing. Spirit 151 Pearse), Skiddaw 148 (Mr. Mossop), Wapiti 148 (Mr. H. Botelho), Young Hero 345 (Mr. Carvalho),

Betting

Winner "Place

1st Pang

2nd Pony..

3rd Pony

The Field..

(Mr.

Total

471 371 228 225 532 491 272 1.025

1,956 2,113

Black), Bronze Era 162 (Mr. Har- riman), Little Vic 171 (Mr. Char- les), Mutiny Bay 185 (Mr. Proulx),

8.-Charters Towers Handicap

(Six Furlongs)

Racing Heart 153 (Mr. Chanson), Mr. Stephen Lam's Atlas, 185

#Saucy Face 152 (Mr. Taylor).

Betting

1st Pony ..... 2nd Pony..... 213 3rd Pony

944 842 The Field.....

Winner Place

128 126 282 955 947

Total 2,127 2,310

4-St. George's Plate (1 Mules) Mr. A. M. L. Soares Prima

Donna. 145 lbs.

(Mr. G. A. Harriman) Mr. Li Shlu Pang's Soldier of

Cermany, 158 lbs.

1

(Mr. F. M. L. Soares) "2 Mr. Hem's Lemberg, 154 lbs. “

(Mr. A. J. Heard) *2 Won by short head; dead head for second place.

Time: 29.2, 58.3.3.29.3. 2:00.3.

2.32.4.-

Parl-mutuel

Win: $87.50.

Butler),

(Mr.

Place: $15.80, $17.40, $22.70. Also ran:-Brilliant Star 168 (Mr.

Hydroplane 185 Proulx), Cak Bay 151 (Mr. P. P. Botelho). Soldier of China 115 (Mr. Deitz).

Betting

1st Pony....** 153

Winner Place

217

2nd Pony...

139

190

3rd Pony.

89

133

1,690

2,348 2,220

The Ficid...... 1,967

Total

Tai Mo Shan H'cap (Six Furlongs) Messrs. Tester and Abraham's

The Bodega, 148 lbs.

(Mr. G. A. Harriman) 1 Mr. Hebslad's Chow Fan; 140

lbs....(Mr. Tang Man Wa) 2 Mr: Chia Ping. Fun's Orlando, 310 lbs. (Mr. Y. T.-Fung) 3 Won by half length; the same between second and third.

Pime 29.4; 1.00.3. 1:33.

Parl-mutuel

Wii: £32.

Place: 14:30, $205, $45. Also ran:Amoy 145 (Mr. Car valho). Burgomaster -149 (Mr. Black), Chesterfield 140 (Mr. Chan- son), Chivalrous 149 (Mr. Pearse), Helter Skelter 148 (Mr. Botelho),. City of Shanghai 140 (Mr. S. Y Laing), Copper Idol. 188 (Mr. Charles), King Salmon 140 (Mr, W. C. Poy), King Willow 140 (Mr. Taylor), National Day 158 (Mr. Carroll, No Fear 148 (Mr. S. N.

(Mr.- Pah), Guy Butterfly 162 Soares), Panama 140 Mr. W. H. Choy), Boldier of Italy 140 (Mr. Ip), Burprise 154 (Mr. A. A. R. Botelho). Wembley Stag 145, (Mr. Butler), Widnes "158 (Mr. «Miles), Hoy Tor 140 (Mr. Soares); Iron Grey 140 (Mr. Deitz..

Betting

Winner Place

1st Pony ...... 296

300

2nd Pony...... 13

3rd Pony

14 70

90 The Field: 1.755 1,951

Total

2,345 ***... 2,154

G-High West Handicap (1 Mile) Messrs. Kong Bros' Electric Star

163 lbs. ...(Mr. E. O. Butler) 1 Mr. Dynasty's King's Bounty, 150 ba..... (Mr. P. P. Botelho) Mr. Hem's Gladiator, 155 lbs.

(Mr. S. N. Pan) 3 Won by 21 lengths; 2 lengths be tween" second and third.

Time: 31.3. 1.02.2. 1,32.2, 2.00:4,,, Pari-mutuel:--

Win: $20.20.

Place: $10.20, $21,30, $12.20. Also" ran:-Mayflower 163 ( Deltz). Blue Star 156 (Mr, Laing), Flying Tourist 145 (Mr. Soares) Gay Grusader 168 (Mr. W. C. Poy), The Tiger 151 (Mr. Harriman), Tiana 145 (Mr. Proulx), Valorous 140 (Mr. Ip).

Betting

1st Pony

2nd Pony..

Winner Place

50% 680

113 120

3rd Pony.... 392 302 The Field."..... 1,327 1,215

Total

2,334 2,217

The Hunchbacks" Plate:

(Five Furlongs}

Mr. LA Po Chun's In Good Time.

148 lbs. (Mr. D. Black) 1 Mr. Wong Ping Shun's Sarabar-

de, 142 lbs.... (Mr. W. C. Pay) 2 Mr. Li Yu's The Carp, 145 lbs.

(Mr. Yu Bhun Wa) 3 Won by two lengths; a head be- tween second and third. Time: 16, 46.1, 1.17.1. Pari-mutuel

Win: $18.30.;

·Place: $8.50, $10.70, $7:50," Also ran:-Bold Commander 145 (Mr. Cochrane), Brass Idol 148 (Mr Taylor), Corrie 148 (Mr. F. F. Lay Kitsap 148 (Mr. Johnson),

lbs.............. (Mr. N. Deltz) Messrs. Hall and Shenton's The

Goose, 147 lbs.

(Mr. E. O. Butler) 2 Lady Peel's Lucy Glitters. 133

Ibs....... (Mr. D. Black) 3 Won by length; 2 lengths be- tween second and third.

Time: 26.3, 52.3, 1.20.1 (Record), Pari-mutuel:--

Win: $12.50,

Piace: $6.30, $6.10, $7,40. Also ran: Australian Boy 133 Mr. Miles), Cheeky Face 152 (Mr. Carroll), Dinty 135 (Mr. Ip), Gloria. ous Star 135 (Mr. Fung), Princess Angeline. 345 (Mr. Proulx).

Betting

ist Pony 2nd Pony... 3rd Pony

The Field.

Winner Place

862 518 575 566 177 278

·.838 635

2,450 1,995

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SEASON

SUCCESSFUL REGATTA AT THE YACHT CLUB

Mr. A. L. Shields Reviews The Season's Activities

A successful afternoon's sailing on Saturday proved a fitting. close to the season at the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club when a large number of members and friends attended to watch some extremely good racing, although sailing conditions were far from being ideal

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In the cruiser class Mrs. Beck brought "Norseman" across the line first, with Miss Owen Hughes in "Sexlark.” second. The "B" class went to Mrs Thompson in Colten," closely follow- ed by Mrs. Kemble a "Rola."

Mrs. Baker scored a comfortable victory in "Toynette in the "I." "Y" and "G." class, with Mrs. Wren in “Zeyphr,”" BES- ond. The firial race ("A" class) went to Mrs. Griffin in "Wasp II," who held a good lead over Mrs. Murer in "fan" Third place was taken by Mrs. Adams in "True Blue.""

At the conclusion of the races, Mrs. A L. Shields gave away the prizes, but before asking her to do So, the Commodore. Mr. A. L. Shields said:

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many aids to the memory of so

suder from "Hong of us who Kong-Head," and require a good deal of wet nursing."

Mr. Shields added that the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club trophy for Service boats was won

by the

ed by Lieut. Powlett with. 78 per-

cent.

Vice-Commodores Cup-Ailsa-

A. Class 1st. Elver tankard-Artemi

Scandinavian Cup - Britain — ! (Britain v. Scandinavis Team R. B. Williams and S. Douglas, » Races).

Rear-Commodores Cup-Rolla-G. Wood,

Grist Shield --RAKY.C. — (In-¦ R. Stock. terport Team Races),

Silver Box-Wings-M, Cord' Homme (Y class match sailing).

Cruber Championship Series) - 1st Prize Silver tankard-Men - 5000-H. W. Dulley and R. J. Grieve.

2nd Prize Sliver tankard-Pen guin-Major R. A. Bagnold.

3rd Prize tankard (c)—La Cigale. --N.V.A. Croucher.

the 4th Prize tankard (a)—Sea Lark 'V.-E. Cock,

tie 4th Frize tankard

Cherub-V. Goulborn.

Macao Race

(3)

3rd Prize Silver tankard-Sea Lark V-E. Cock,

Cruisers Commodores Cupi Commodores Cup-Monsoon-H. W. Dulley and R. J. Grieve,

Vice-Commodores Cup Curlew- Major J, H. Mousley, R.E

Rear-Commodores Cup-Azuma--- E. B. Lambert.

Blingworth Cup Race 2nd Prize tankard (a)—U. & I- H. S. Rouse.

3rd Prize tankard (b)-Curlew-- Major, H. Mousley, RE.

Night Race

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A. Class Commodores Cup-True Blue-- H. S. Rouse.

Vice-Commodores Cap-Gull-8.

Naess.

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And Small Silver tankard-Qull- 5. Naess

3rd Tankard (a)-Pat-Com- modore F. Elliott, R.N."

4th Tankard (b)-Wasp-Major Grlin.

I. & Y. Class

"

- 1st Silver tankard-Zephyr Major Grellier"and Major Wren,

2nd Tankard, (e)—Allsa—R. B. Willars and B. Douglas.

Rear-Commodores Cup--Painted Lady-Major F. O. Hooty. Y. & G. Class Commodores Cup --- Sirius Messrs. Finlay and Innes.

Vice-Commodores Cup-Lola-P. | II. Marshall. G. Parker.

Rear-Commodores Cup-Zephyr -Major Grellier and Major Wren. H. Class Special Rolla' Prize-Diana- P. Ramus.

RACING YACHTS CORINTHIAN SERIES

H. Class

1st Silver tankard-Bolla-R. Stock.

2nd Tankard (e)-Colleen-Caz: Drummond, R.N.

tte 3rd Tankard (b)-Diana-P. Kamus.

tie 3rd. Tankard (b)--Dorothea- F. S. Coote and H. F. Phillips.

tie 3rd Tankard (b)-SISER.

1st Prize tankard (a)-Cutty-A. H. Wood and W. M. Brown.

F. C. Manning and. D. Marshall

2nd Prize tankard (b)-Typhoon -Capt. C. C. Fowkes.

Talpo Race 1st Prize Cup-Azuma~E. B. Lam-- bert.

2nd Prize Cup-Curlew-Major- J. H. Mousley, R.E.

Race From Long Harbour

1st Prize tankard-Monsoon-H

2nd Prize Club spoon--Irene-S, Berg.

"By studying the pamphlet gr- ing" the results of the Salling Races, and the names of the prize-second cutter of H.M.S. Eagle, sail-w. Dulley and R. J. Grieve. winners, you will realize that we have had a very busy salling sea- san, and when I tell you that the number of starters in the Sailing Races was nearly 1300, you will appreciate the work which is 9-Mount Davis Handicap (2 M.P.) thrown on the officers, Committee, and particularly the Sailing Sec- retary. Mr. Lee's Bistre, 160 lbs.

Total

2

(Mr. B. Y. Laing) 1 Messrs. Li and Li's Beta, 145 lbs. (Mr. Ip Kul Ying) Mr. Ho Kom Tong's Great Hail;

158 lbs. (Mr. S. N. Pan) 3 Mr. Chan Wing Yung's What A

Chance, 158 lbs... (Mr. Deitx) *3 Won, by two lengths; the same between second and third.

Time: 13, 42.2, 1.13, 1.45.2, 2.16.1. Pari-mutuel:-

1st Pony

www

Win: $18.70. Place: $7.50, $11:30, $6.10, .$8.80.

Betting

Winner Place

517 391 2nd Pony...... 109 144.. What A Chance 682 Great Hail". 177 The Field.....

Total

736

2,201

448 131 827

1,941"

Cash Sweeps

"The outstanding feature of the Cruiser Class races, has been the success of the Typhoon Design of four tonners, and the outstanding boat in that class is "Monsoon,” sailed by Mr, Dulley.. You will notice that other four tonhers are well represented in the prize-11st, and I imagine the Handicapping Committee will probably make some adjustments next year. In saying this, I am not any way dis- paraging the Class or the owners. as they are a hard-bitten lot, and push their boats through it will all the sail they will carry, in the worst kind of weather.

In the Handicap: Class, "Rolla” has carried off most of the 'honours, and she is undoubtedly the fastest sailing craft on our Register to-day.

"In the "I and Y""Class, “Ailsa". won the Challenge Cup and the Championship, and was second in the Corinthian Races, and in the "" Class, "Joan" and "Zephyr"" have been particularly noticeable. "In the "Anchor" Class, "Jan" is again the outstanding boat, but "True Blue," "Gull” and “Artemis" were finding their true form to- wards the

Season. end of the There are now thirteen: boats in Nos.: 47, 223, 279, 97, 101 get $50 this class, and I hope to see some each.

more keels laid this year.

Race 1

No. 196

33

12

14

$595

170

85

Race 2

No. 142 315 131

$155 130 65

Nos.: 76, 325, 243, 203, 25, 181, 252, 286, 136, 39, 29, 149, 320 get $50 each.

Race 3

No. 157

294 32

$742 212 106 Nos.: 243, 6, 283, 300, 18, 329.get $50 each.

Race 4

No. 109

100 345

$806

192. 192 Nos.: 130, 135, 357, 81 get $50 each.

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Race 5

... $602

172

BB

No. 315,.......

425............... 445......

4

Nos.: 264, 182, 156, 83, 13, 358, 102, 278,224, 172, 76, 421, 132, 364, 354, 111, 434, 355, 244, 388 get $50 each.

No. 379

"

113 128

Race 6

$931

266" 133

The Services

"The number of Subscribers con- tinues to increase, and you will ob- serve that a large number of yachts are owned by our good friends in the Navy and the Army. I wish to tell them again how much we value their support, and their keen interest in the activities of the Club.

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Second posthon was taken by.. the first whaler of H.MS. Cumber- land with 77.1 percent and third, by the first whaler of E.M.S. Eagle, with 71.9 percent.

RACING YACHTS CHAMPION- SHIP SERIES H. Class

1st Prize silver tankärd-Rolla- R. Stocks,

".

2nd Prize sliver tankard-Diana

The first and second boats were sailed by officers but the third was by a rating, CP.O. Pack, to whom-P. Ramus. a small souvenir was being pre- les seated, "Dour encourager autres."

Transfer In 1936 Commodore Frank Elliot then addressed the gathering in the fol- lowing terms:-

A Class

1st Prize silver tankard--Jan-. J. Krogh-Moe,

8.

2nd Prize True Blue-H Rouse.

tle 3rd Prize tankard "(b)-La Linda-A. L. Shields.

"Before this meeting closes, "I feel it is up to me to say a few words on behalf of those officers of the Services and their wives who have had the benefit of Sailing with the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Daphne--Lleuts. Club during the past most enjoy-manuel and Juniper, RN.

3rd Prize tankard (a)-Robena Capt. H. Marshall

tle 3rd Prize tankard (b)--

Y. & I. Class 1st Prize sliver tankard-Alls R. B, Williams and S. Douglas.

2nd Prize silver Lankard-

Richards, EM-

able season.

"I understand there have been about 100 Subscribers who are us- ing or have used the Club during the year, and since September,, the beginning of this financial year, no less than 29 Naval Officers, 17 Army Officers and one Royal Air Force have become subscribers. We have all participated in many most enjoyable sailing races and cruises.

In addition to this many of- ficers' wives have taken part in the Ladies' and 'other, sailing races. My wife is one of them.

"I understand that a few years ago His Excellency The Governor mentioned in a speech that when Kellet Island is handed back to the Hong Kong Government, ar- made to rangements would be hand it over to this Club for their new headquarters.

"I am in a position to know that the earliest date on which this can be done is at the end of 1936.

"His Majesty The King has au- thorised the present Royal title of the Club and it is up to all con- cerned to see that the Club is kept up to the standard required by this title.

"A club worthy of this title must have a good headquarters. I understand that plans are already being considered to provide sleep- ing and ving, accommodation in the new Club House when it is

"Our Sunday sailing matches with them are bright features in our programme, and we always have real good run for our money. In the Service Teams, all ranks from Commodores to Mid- shipmen in the Navy, and from Colonels to Junior Bubalterns in the Army, are represented, and bulit. they sail as if his Sable Majesty This would be a great boon to himself, with a redhot trident, ia many officers of the Services, and trying to establish an over-lap.

"A philosophical Frenchman re marked somewhere, ""Partir c'est mourrir un peu," and we are con- tinually regretting the departure of our Service "friends, but their successors keep filling the gaps. So long as our blue easign, with the fearsome beastie wearing the Dundreary whiskers, flies over our Club, I can promise them a warm welcome.

Nos.: 273, 61, 248, 270, 300, 418, put in,, by 276, get $50 each

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would attract many more members and subscribers. I'm sorry I shall not be out here to see the scheme put into operation, but I wish it all success.

Club Secretaries Honoured.« Mr. Shields presented Mr. H. J. Wernal, the joint Hon. Secretary of the Club with a pipe and Mr. G. H. Gandy, the Sailing Secre- tary, with a book on salling as a mark of appreciation for the very good work they had done during the past season,

and

Tribute To Secretary." "Before presenting the prizes for the Season, and those for this

Challenge Cups and Trophies afternoon's racing, I would like to

Denison refer particulafly to the hard work

Challenge Cup our Joint Honorary- tankard (a)-Rolla R. Stock (H Secretary Mr. R. J. Vernall. Mr. Class)

Beliltas Trophy and two tankards Vernall has occupied the position for seven years, and has done an (C)-Ailsa R. B. Williams and 8. enormous amount of work in that Douglas (Y and I class). Hime. Apart from regular BECHE- Illingworth Cup and two (b)-Monsoon---H. W tarial work. he has done a lot of tankards Nos.: 40, 273, 129, 124, 86, 64, 306, badges, trophies, etc., and I would

designing in connection with club Dulley and R. Grieve (cruisers).

-Warren Memorial Cup and 307, 144, 247 get $100 each.

particularly mention the decora tankard (a)Jogn 7. Cope (G tions at the Annual Ball this class).

Race 7

No. 70

.74 152

$1,872 39* 198

Race 8

No. 538

211 43

$1,365 300 190

year, which were "the work of Mi Model of Yacht and tankard and Mrs. Vernall and Mr. and (c)-Jan-J. Krogh-Moe and Mrs. K. B. Robertson The Club Odland (A class), wome shields were most artistic, and Tai Yat or Singapore Cup and Nos.: 262, 185, 283, 9, 468 get $50 the whole scheme beautifully car- tankard (b) Rolls R. Stock each.

Race 9

No.. 517

$1,218

262

34B

87

450. 172

Nos.: 207, 333, 140, 304, 180, 849, 55, 38, 31, 514, 78, 225, 621, 270, 234, 21 get $50 each.

ried out (Racing classes)

"I have also to mention, es Potts Challenge Cup and tankard pecially, Mr. G. H. Gandy, the ] (e)-Tern-Capt. C.. Duchesne, Honorary Sailing Secretary. I am BE. (Cruisers Macao Race), sure he has had very little rest- Chased Silver Mug and tankard since the season... started, and we all (a)—ázumaE B. Lambert (Czul- admire the cheerful way he tuma; sers Macao Race) ANANA dp at meetings," with”: all; his RIKYC Trophy EMS. “humis-work" up-to-date, and the Naval sailing boats), | businesslike way in which he sends Frobisher Cup RHKYC

out circulars, notices, and other (Navy v. Club Team Races).

G. Class 1st Prize silver tankard-Zephyr Major Greiller and Major Wren. 2nd Prize silver tankard-Joan- E Cope.

3rd Prize tankard (a)—Lqia-P. G. Parker.

RACING YACHTS COMMODORES CUPS

H. & L. Class Commodores Cup-Colleen-Cdr. Drummond, R.N.

G. Class

1st Silver tankard-Lola-P. G Parker.

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2nd Tankard (e)-Sirius-Messrs Finlay and Innes,

3rd Tankard (b)-Robens-Capt.

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LADIES · CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES H. Class jat Prize allver, liqueur Ralla-Mrs. Kemble. ...

2nd Prize silver cup-Dorothes--- Mrs. Coote..

A. Class 1st Prize silver powder pot Fury-Mrs. Bolt.

2nd Prize crystal Jug-True Blue Mrs. Adams

3rd Prize süver cup-Joes-Mrs. Stanton,

I., Y. & G. Class 1st Prize silver cup-Zephyr-.. Mrs. Wren.

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and Prize silver cup-Speedwell -Mrs. Way.

3rd Prize silver cup-Allsa—Miss Bilderbeck.

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LADIES - EXTRA RACES II. Class

1st Prize silver cup-Dorothes-- Mrs. Coote.

2nd Prize silver cup-Diana-

3rd Tankard (e)--Joan-F. Cope. Miss. M, Whitham.

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