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TRAINING GALLOPS
Full Particulars of Saturday's Tryouts at the Valley
BY MORNING DEW”...........
With the approach of the racing season, training times will appear regularly in the "Daily Press," again, Saturday's gallops appearing on: Monday and the mid- week gallops in Thursday's issue..
Below will be found the times “clocked" last Satur- day. There were no outstanding efforts, but it may be interesting to observe that among the Australian ponies which moved well Racing Heart and Just That impressed the must. Don, Cossack's Beauty, Gladiator, Warring ton, Copper Idol, Chow Fau, and Hey Tor were some of the China ponies which appeared in good trim.
A novices event, with thirteen entries, was the feature. of Saturday morning's gallops. A full description ap- pears elsewhere in this issue.
The times taken on Saturday are as follows:—
Fair View
Dis- 1st
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER $3, 1934.
COLOMBO WINS!
"Novices St Leger" On Saturday
FULL DRESS REHEARSAL ON SAND TRACK
The monotony which prevails at Happy Valley each morning during the training preparation was re- llevad on Saturday by the staging of an unofficial novices race. The eyent, which was sponsored by the ofacials of the Jockey Club proved a thorough success and promises to be a regular weekly feature.
Promptly at 7-15, after most of the poles have done their morn- ing's work, the signal to clear the course was given by Mr. T. E. Pearce who rang the "saddling''bell The entries (both ponies and joc- keys) had been sent in a few days before, and the handicaps duly worked out, the Handicapper ap- parently, taking into consideration, not only the quality of the pony but the ability of the jockey as well!
A few minutes after the saddling bell, the jockeys issued from the weighing room-thirteen in all! There were originally fourteen en- tries, but one of the entrants, Mr. E. Joseph, stood down.
The Field
The ponies and jockeys together with their weights were as fol- lows:-
1. Hell for Leather (Mr. C. Tay- lo) 160 lbs.
2. The Carp (Mr. Yue Shun Wah) -160 13s.
3. African Eve (Mr. H. A. de B. Botelho) 145 lbs.
4. Vago (Mr. F. I. KO) 135 lbs.
5. Colombo (Dr. 8. K. Lee)
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6. Dare Devil (Mr. Yeung Wing Kwai) 140 lbs.
7. Racing Spirit (Mr. Lo G. Hin)
BOWLING GREEN'S
BIG WIN
CRAIGENGOWER'S SECOND TEAM TROUNCED IN FIRST DIVISION
Indians Sure Of Second Division
The feature of the week-end lawn bowls fixtures WES the amashing victory of the Kowloon Howling Green over the Crai- renzower '4" The winners came away victorious by 91 shots to 39, which is a record for the the present season.
The Folles playing at home won at the expense of Kowloon Docks while the Club de Recreio also won at home, from the
• : K.U.C. \ The only surprise in the first division was the defeat of
the Civil Serice team at home
The Indian R. C. are now virtual champions of the second division. They are now six poluta ahead of their nearest rivals and assuming they lose all their remaining matches, they will sill be at the top of the league table. On Saturday, they scor- ed a win at the expense of the "Police RC, who were nearest rivale.
C. S. 8. C.
K. C. C.
Civil Service
Club de Recreio Craigengower
their
STRANGE ACTION MACAO RACES
OF C.A.A.F.
Suspended Swimmer Participates
+
Mak Wai-ining, versatile swim- ming star of the Chinese Civil Service Swimming Club added further to his laurels on Saturday night when he took first place in the 200 Metres. Breast Stroke event. Although eclipsed in the 400 Me- tres Free Style by Chan Fuk-sing, Mak Wal-ming put up a spirited showing and lost as a result of a last minute spurt by Chan Fuk- sing.
Strange to relate, although Chan Fuk-sing has been suspended by the Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation for 1 year as a result of a disgusting scene at a water palo game a month ago, he par- ticipated on Saturday night in an open relay event against other Chinese Clubs aliated to the Federation. Doubtless this was an oversight on the part of the Civil Service Club in allowing Chan Fuk-sing to participate.
Swimming.conditions on Satur- day night were far from ideal and one event haq. to be cancelled awing to the choppy sea and high winds prevailing.
The following were the results: 150. Metres relay:1 Chinese Athletic Club; 2. Chinese Cirli Servants: 3. Chinese Bathing Club.
Time: 1 min. 43.3.5 secs. 50 Metres breast-stroke dren's)-1, Lai Sau-fan'; Sau-yl: 3, Lau Fan-ho.
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Entries And Weights For Sunday
The entries and weights for the racing to be held at the Acria Preta Race Course on Sunday," September 9, are as follows:--
Tap Shae Handicap (6 Furlongs)
Banquet Hall 140, Fair View 161. Guld Currency 158, Great Hall 154. Limelight 150. Racing Triumph 1'48. Area Preta Handicap (6 Furlongs)
Antamok 152, Delightful Chance 156, Hijaker 181, Little Beauty 247, Potsdam 140, Sarabande 161. Sea View 140.
"Mounted Troop Handicap
(6 Furlongs)
Pat 175 175, Jack O'Lantern 183, Monche 170. White Stars 140, Afri- can Eve 165, The Curlew 155.
The Mong Ha Handicap-First
Section (8 Furlangs) Banquet Hall 145, Boxing Eve 168, Festival Eve 140, Hot Heels 140, Racing Triumph 151, Shaughraun 140, Vago 148.
The Mong Ha Handicap--Second Section (Furlongs) Black Velvet 148, Bold Comman- der 152. Britannic Hall 140, Chow Fan 152, Dare Devil 145, Hey Tor. 147, The Carp 158.
The Mong Hs Handicap-Third Section (6 Furlongs) City of Shanghai 140, F-Fa 140, Harbour View 130, Little Beauty 140, Potsdam 137, Sea View 138.
100 Metres (women's)-1. Ng Shun ying (1 min. 40 secs); 2, 38 secs); 9, Pau Hon-lam (3 min. The Kowloon C.C. was beaten Chan Yuk-king (1 min 52 secs.): 45 secs.). on their home green by the Club 3, Lal Sau-chu de Recreto by 64 shots to 50. The 200 Metres breast-stroke (men's) visitors' won on .two rinks and-1, Mak Wai-ming (3 min. 18
Bright View
3ad 3rd 4th 5th 6th tance Qr. Qr. Qr. er. Qr. Qr.
33 1.06 1.36 14 41 1.16 1.50
Jungle Jim'
1 37.2 1.12.3
Soldier, of Germany
11 42
Boxing Eve
1 35
Abie Amazon
1 43
1:25.3. 2:07
2.24.3 2.57.3 3.29 1.47 2,21 2.53 1.19 1.53.2 2.33.3 3.08 1.11.3 1.46 2.17.3 2.46.3
Last Qr..
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31.2
32 3.38.3 30.3
31.3
SENIOR DIVISION
53
TAIKOO
59
K. B. G. C.
91
C. C. C. "B" .....
39
20.3
High Finance
1 48.3 1.36.1 2.19.3 2.48
28.2
POLICE R.C. RECREIO
64
K. D.. C
50
74
K. C. C.
45
Dinty
4 36
-1,04 2
28.2
JUNIOR DIVISION
Gladiator
i 39.2 1.15.1 1.49 2.10.4
30.4
Bobniak Star
1 "39 1.15 1.50 2.22.3
32.3
ELECTRIC R.C.
75
C. S. C. C.
Valorous
1
43.3 1.21.4 1.56.1 2.26.3
30.2
YACHT CLUB
52
K. B. G. C.
53
Hydroplane
Antamok and Hijaker i Gold Currency
1 47 44 4 42.1 1.19.4 1.50.1
1.39 2.06
2.36.1
30.1
INDIAN R.C.
87.
POLICE"
55
1.21.2 1.55
2.28.3
50
33
RECREIO
64
30.1
FOOTBALL CLUB
53
C. C. C.
55
Racing Boy ...
11 45
1.25.3 2:03.3 2.41 3.13.2
32.2
In Good Time
1 40
1.22.2 1.52.3 2.24.2
31.4
Senior Division
K.C.C. Beaten
Soldier of Britain
1 45
1.16 1.51 2.23. 2.55.1.
32.1
Lemberg
36.1.M
1.11.1 1.42.3
31.2
140 lbs.
Kowloon B.G.C. Craigengower
15 12 3 24 "A" 13 11 2 22
Sadko
1
50.2 1.343 2.14
2.43.3
29.3
14 8 615
12 6 8 12
The Tige
1
30
1.10 11.50.1 2.21.2
31.1
Racing Heart
1.
51
1.32 3 2.09 2.37
28
12 57 10
lost on one.
13 5 8 10
High Speed, and Gold
Bullion'
14 5 9 10
137.2 1.16.3 1.54.2 2.29
3.02
32.3
Don
14 30.4 1.13 1.48.3 2.20.2 2513
31.1
13 4 9 3 12 3 9.8
30.3.
...... 1 42:2 1.21.1 2.02.2 2.38.2
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Junior Division Indian R. C.
14 39 1.21 1,59 2.35 3.07
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11. Harbour View (Mr. E. L. Hosle) | Kowloon' B.G.C. 130 lbs.
15 13 2 26 15 10 4.20
Police R. C.
45 1.27 11 44 1.25
2.02 2:33.1
31.1
2.04 2.38 3.00.4
28.4
12. Grimin No. 187 (Mr. W. H. Choy) 140 lbs.
Kowloon C. C.
H. K. Electric
and
Yacht Club
+35 1.09 1.40
31
Craigerigower
Wonderful Stag
1 38.1 1.14 2.01 2.33
32
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1 43.2 1.22.1
1.59.1 2,35.3 9.04.2
28.4
1 38.3 1.13
1.48.2 2.18.4
22.2
Hot Heels
Chesterfield
1 38
138.3 1.16.3 1.52.2 2.25 1.14.3 1.48 2.21
32.2
$2
Electric Star
Fridge
11 42 1.21 1.55 2.31.2 3.04.4 1. 40.2 1.20 4 2.00 11 40 1.13 3 1.49
32.2
2.33
2.23.2 2.59.2
33
38
Daylight Eve.
and
Macaroni
37
32,1
Cossack's Beauty ....." 1 38.3 1.141 1.47.2 2.18 Night Star
Hey Tor, St. Ives,
Ribble
and Fi-Fa
Cheeky Face
William Osler,
Spinaway
Just That Great Hall
Calvacade
Copper Idol
11 36 1.17 1.58 2.34 3.06
40 1.20 1.55.2 2.27.3
1) 40.2 1.22 2.00.3 2.40.3 3.19.3 3.52.4 33.1
31.2
24.1
34.4
1
Chow Fan, and No
Fear
King's. Parade
1
37.2 1.132.1.47 .2.18.2
Sarabande, and
Shaughraun
1
47.1 1.23 3 1.59 2.33.1
The Goose
38.3 1.16 2 1.51.1 ·
Colombo Delightful
"
Chance, and The
1
-33.3 1.08.3 1.44 2.17.1
33.1
1 44 1.24.1 1.59.1 2.32.1
32
# 34.4 1.08.2 1.40
21.3
1 37.3 1.13 1.45.2 2.18
32.3
# 42
32.4
1.50.3
36.3
ነካ
2.00.3, 2.39.1
1.35
28.3
20
1.46.2 2.21.2
35
Carp
Budge Flying Tourist
Wayward Stag
Vigilance
Mike Young Chap.
National Day
Lucy Glitters
Helter Skelter
JONES
and
1.19.2, 1.51.1
1 41.4 1.20
1 42.3 1.24
2 32.3 1.05 135.4 1.11
AND GRIMMITT
K
WIN PAIRS TITLE
Inspired Bowls Witnessed
At K. B. G. C.
Some brilliant bowls was seen alt, the Kowloon Bowling Green Club yesterday when FW. Jones and A. W. Grimmitt' won the Oper Fairs Championship final by de- feating W. K. Way and Ag Gomes, 28-10 in a very keenly contested encounter.
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The score by no means gives an as both indication of the play pairs were neck and neck up to, the eighth head when Grimmitt and Jones Ied 9-8,
Thereafter the latter pair play- ed-inspired bowls and as a result the Craigengower pair did not score. for the ensuing 11 heads, scoring a two on the 20th head, for Jones and Grimmitt. to take a comfor- table victory on the 21st heads. Jones was the best of the four contestants and played one of the finest games seen at the Bowling
Green for some time, although it must be said that Grimmitt also played at the top of his form
Way was the better of the losing pair and it was only inexperience which accounted for, the tremend- ous difference in the play from the 9th head onwards.
This la the second. final which Grimmitt has taken part in, hay. ing been in the winning four in the Open. Rink Championship.
HEALTH BULLETIN OF
EASTERN PORTS &
Cholera-Calcutta, 44 салев Madras, 23: Vizagapatam, 1: Chit tagong, 2.
Small-Fox:
Alexandria, 2 cases:
140 lbs.
8. Griffin (Mr. Joseph) scratched.
9. Delightful Chance (Mr. F, F. L1) 148 lbs.
10. Grimm No. 178 (Mr. W. C. Choy) 140 lbs.
13. Black Velvet (My Braude) 190
lbs...
14. Deigo (Mr. C. N. Kong) 140 lbs. The Bace.
Mr. A. J. P. Heard sent the field off from the "Two Miles Post," but the timing was only taken from the 1 Mile Post. It was seen that Hosie on Harbour View was badly left and this pony was never in the picture at all.
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Police R. C..........
Taikoo Docks Kowloon C.C. Kowloon Docks
15 10 5 20 15 7 8 14 15 7 8 14 13.67 12 15 7 8 14 15 9 12 13 5 8 10" 15 3 12 *
K.B.G.C.'s Easy Win
Club de Recreio Civil Service Football Club
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The .. game on the Bowling Green's rinks was one-sided in that the home team won Com- fortably in all directions. W. 8. Drake's four scored 34 shots against Cavanagh's 9: R. Hall ob- tained" 34 to Rooselet's 15; and L. Guy 23 against Lewis 15.
Police Success
Vagp; The Carp, and Colombo were prominent all the way round, with Delightful Chance lying handily behind them. The others were well strung out.
The Police accounted for the The Cary led the way into the | Kowloon Dockltes on two out of straight followed by Delightful three, rinks. Moss's team led by Chance. Vago and Colombo. It was 22-11 against McKellar's and A. In the last furlong that The Carp | R. Clarke emerged ahead of began to lose ground," Delightful Brown's rink by 25-18. The only Chance passing him to take the lead for the first time. Colombo meanwhile came along on the out- side with a big rush and passed both The Carp and Delightful Chance in the last hundred yards J win by a length and a half. Five lengths separated Delightful Chance from The Carp who was icky to find a place at all as Vago and Racing Spirit were 'close on his heels at the finish.
Police ring to go down was that skipped by Hollands who scored 17 shots against Greg's 21. The Police consequently won by 64-59.
Recreio Wins
The Club de Recreio scored а comfortable win over the K.C.C. on their home ground, winning on all three rinks, C. G. SIlva's team beat J. Fraser's four by a single shot (19-18), F. X. Silva's rink won by the big margin of 34-11 against A. E. Silkstone's four" while A. H. Basto also score a win.
Dr. Lee rode an excellent race and we feel convinced that he is booked for a good time, as already coming away against Phillips with the more forward of the "memsa-five shots to spare. hlbs" are giving him the force over."..
The successful riders were given great ovation by those present. It seems unnecessary to add that no time was lost in drawing up a sweep on the race and most of the people present had some interest in the event...
Some Other Handicaps Black Velvet's handicap was 148 pounds, but his jockey could not make less than 190 lbs. Harbour view, it was seen after the race, "was slow to get away because one' of his jockey's stirrups was broken at the start.
The time for the last mile was 2.17, which considering the class of the ponies, and the fact that they were on the sand track was not bad at all.
of
C.S.C.C.: Unlucky
Civil Service were unlucky to lose on their home ground. Hol- lidge was not playing his usual sound game and went down by a single shot to R. Wallace (18-19). Deakin met with no success being beaten by Chalmers to the tune of 29-11. Birange beat Norrie by 24 shots to 11. The home team therefore went under by six shots (59-53), but had Hodge or Dea- kin had a fair share of the luck going, things might have been very different.
SECOND DIVISION,
Indians Meet. Rivals The Indian R. C. entertained their rivals, the Police R. C. at Bookunpoo and much interest was taken in the game as upon the These weekly races on the sand result hung the fate of the second track are designed to give division The home team was in the novice plenty
rid-
great form, Minu's rink winning inig. experience, by enabling by six shots from Carey's while them
appreciate what K. M. Omar's four accounted for to conditions are like during a race.
McHardy's rink? by 225-16, The duel between Dallah's men and Glendenning's proved very inter- esting, the Police representatives winning by 24-21, thus allowing. the match to in'sh with the score at 67-65 in the Indian's favour.
Bombay, 1; Calcutta, 8: Madras, 4: Négapatam, ~6: Vizagapatam, 2: Tourane, 1.
J. Ribeiro's victory secs.); 2, Kwok Chi-shun 13 min. over J. M. Jack's wis the biggest
in the game the margin being 16 shota.
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100 Metres (for active members) -1, Chan Fuk-sing (1 min. 32 secs.); 2, Cheung Kam-wah min. 38 secs.); 3 So-Yen-kit.
100 Metres (men's)-1, Chan Fuk-sing (1 min. 12 seca.); 2, Chan Ping-hung (1 min, 26 secs.); very low on two rinks, but GPF3, Ip Chun-shi. Thompson made victory certain Playing at home the HK. Elec- by scoring 2 shots against A., Lal Sau-ming (58 secs.): 2, tric R.C. won by 75 shots to 52 Macfarlane's four. against the Civil Service. Paul and Duckworth both won by com- fortable margins and more than made up for the deficit caused by Carrie who was playing against a rink skipped by Lick.
K.B.G.C Y. R.H.KX.C. The Bowling Green visiting the Yacht Club came away victorious by 58 shots to 52. The score was
Footballers' Bad Luck
50 Metres breast-stroke (girl's).
Lal Sau-y! (58.2.5 secs.): 3, Leung Ching-chen.
400 Metres The Football Club had hard
(men's)-1. Chap luck in being beaten by only two Fuk-sing (6 min. 14 secs.): 2, Mak pointa, by the Craigengower C. C. Wal-min (5 min. 22) secs.), 3, who finished up with 55 poirits | Chung Yin-tin.“- against the losers' 53. E. 8. Car- Threading the Needle:-1 Miss ter gave the home team a lead Leung Ching-chen and Mak Wal- or six shots, but Brooksbank drop-ming: 2, Miss Leung Ching-miu ̈ ped sour, and Haynes dropped and Kgok Chi-Bhun; 4, Mic Ng four shots tgainst the C.0.0. Shun-ying and Li Shiu-lung.
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