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HONG LONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1935.

UPSETS AT FANLING

Racing Strain Pays $122.50 In Ladies Race

(BY MORNING DEW")

There was a good attendance at Kwani yesterday when the The Fanling Bunt and Race Club held their January Meeting. raclur was keen and several close Buishes were seen. Outsiders shared honours with favourites and as a result some very hand- some dividends were paid:

Among the large gathering were HE the Governor and lady. Peel, H.E. Admiral Sir Frederic Dreyer, HE. Major General O, C. Barrett and Mrs. Borreit, His Honour Mr. Justice A. D. A. Mac- Gregor, and the Hon. Mr. C. Gordan Mackie and Mrs. Mackie.

The biggest dividend of the"day was pala in the Ladies Hurdle Race, when Racing Strain upset severak-warm favourites to pay his supporters $122.50 each,

HOCKEY TEAM SELECTED

Hong Kong-Macao Interport

The last of the men's Interport. Bockey Trial was played off yes- terday morning at King's Park and": resulted in a win for the Prob- ables by three goals to one. The teams played as selected with the exception of Parker whose place was taken by Parduman Bingh

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Play opened with the Possibles attacking, the Probables taking gulte some time before settling down to anything lige good play.

was called Hollingsworth early to save from Kalwant Singh "and Gonzalves had Mackay block- ed" time and again on the right.

Following end to end play Divett receiving, ran through, his shot was saved by Hollingsworth bút, rushing up be obtained possession Tale) (Mr. Ferguson), Mist 100 (Mrigin and sent the pill into the Following this reverse the Prob- Black), Kashgar 160 (Mr. Skey), net with a fast rasping shot. Flummery 160 (Mr. W. H. Davis) goes woke up but smart clearan- Black Magic 160 (Mr. J. E. Fenton).

Belinda Wins First Race

The first race for Australian

ponies drew eight starters. Belinda looked the best in the paddock and as events subsequently proved, she was the best pony in the race. Kilrea set the pace most of the way, followed at first by Lucy Glitters and in the later stage of the race by Kashgar. Laicy Gutters did not jump too well and Kashgar threw his jockey when six furlongs from home. Mr. Stanton -riding Belinda asked his mount for an effort when there was still half a mile to go and the pony responded at once. Leading into the straight, Belinda came in a winner by four lengths. Many lengths behind Kirea came Lucy Glitters. Kobibel was the only other pony to finish.

LADIES HURDLE RACE

Miss Scott Harston on Spinaway and Miss Shenton on Wembly Stas were in great demand by punters in the Ladies race, but Spinaway showed a great dislike to the

hurdles, while Miss Shenton was thrown from her mount just as: she was coming along nicely in the home straight, to dispute the race with the leaders.

A quarter of a mile after the start of the race, Mrs. Ropes rid- ing Bay of Calamity was thrown when the pony stumbled. Happy Hit Racing Strain and Marina were conspicuous all the way and In a close finish Happy Hit got the better of Marina, only to allow Racing Strain to come along in the final run home to stop him from winning.

SHA TAU KOK STEEPLECHASE

Over a mile and three quarters,” Burgomaster and Pride of Tsingtao provided a thrilling race. First GRE and then the other took the lead in a field of five but after the rat mile Bürgomaster appeared to have settled the issue and drew in front but some six lengths. In the next six furlongs, Pride of Tsingtao

gradually reduced the lead until at

the Distance Post he had practical ly drawn level. Thereafter in a close tusset home, the two kept neck-and-neck, but after the last hurdle Burgomaster found his stride a little sooner than Pride of Tsingtao and that enabled him to get home about half a length in front of Pride of Taingtao.

Also ran:-Koblɓel (late Winter's

2.-The Ladies' Hurdle Race Mr. B. C. Field's Racing Strain,

Miss Schroeter)

Mrs. St. Clair Ford's Happy Hit (Mrs. St. Clair Ford) Miss Scott Harston's Marina

(Miss Beryl Fair) 3

2.

Win: $122.50. Wire: $32.50, $20.60, $13.80. Also ran-Bay of Calamity (Mrs. Ropes), Ebony Idol (Miss Dowbig Sin), Burry On (Miss Betty Fair), Josephine (Mrs. E. Turbett), Spina way (Miss Harston), Wembley Stag (Miss Shenton), Zephyr (Mrs. Paton).

Mr

3- Tau Kok Steeplechase

Wong Sul Ngau's Burgo- master, 162 lbs.

" (Mr. W. Davis),

Mr. L. Reidy's Pride of Tsing-

tao, 156 Iba

(Mr. D. Gregory)

Dr. J. C. Macgown's Banjolina, 150 lbs... (Mr. R. C. R. Price)

Win: $8.70.

Wire: $7, $7.10.

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3

Also ran:-The Loafer 150 (Mr. 17. Black). Wakefield 155 (Mr. Morris) 4-The Grand Military Handicap

„“”“”And Sassoon Cup Mr. G. W. W. More Festival

Eve, 181 lbs. (Mr. Morris). 1 Mr. A. FL. Potts Boldier of Italy,

181 Jbs...(Mr. Ferguson) 2 Dr. J. C. Macgown's Tillicum,

189 lbs. ...(Mr. R. P. Price). 3. Win: $19.10. Place $7,80, $5.50, 37.10. Also "ran:-Widnes (Mr: Cowle); The Gadwall Mr. Stocker). Dynamite (Mr. G. O. Wilson, Cloudy Eve (Mr. Fenton).

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Around the Courts

ces by Dr. Rodrigues and his part- Before Mr. Hamilton at Kaw- defendant had told the com- ner sayed the sustion. Pressure loon Magistracy on Saturday,plainant that he was "a boy was brought on and following Tang Hung, a 48-year old -employed at the Shamshuipo Milli- many harassing raids

Kartar employed, was sentenced to two tary Camp and that if she gave Singh equalised with a first timer months hard labour for assault him the articles he would sell them ing Yeung Yee, the No. 1 foreman

and make a profit for her. She of the RF.A. Apple Leaf had already lost things to the. Kansu Street.

Inside the circle. Interval arrived with the teams on level terms.

It was stated that complainant was walking along Kaniu Street towards Nathan Road at about 5.45 am on Friday when the defen dant, came

value of over $25 in this way.

After passing sentence, Mr. Hamilton ordered 35 to be given to the woman from the poor box.

For the theft of a wallet contain- tain $25 in local currency, Leung Fuk was at Central Magistracy on Saturday sentenced to six months' hard labour by Mr. Wyn- besJones,

The Probables' after the resump tion were continually on the offen- sive Divett dropped back and played a fourth half for the great er part of the second half for the

up behind him and possibles, Gurbachan Singh and his inside men combined well together threw pepper into his eyes.

The defendant. Immediately and following a nice passing bout Gurbachan Singh scored with amade off, but was arrested later. good efort.

defendant's When arrested the Souza saved two quick shots in hands smelt strongly of pepper, succession and play returned to the Probables' half. About ilve Sentence of six months hard minutes from time Gurbachan labour was passed by Mr. Hamii- It was stated that the defendant Singh made a very praiseworthy ton at Kowloon Magistracy on Mul stole the wallet from Luck.Kwok solo effort, his terrific shot strik-Chin Kong, 24, who was charged King, a clerk, of the Canton Pub- ing the cross bar and rebounded with stealing several cattles of blic Safety Bureau, who arrived into play. Two minutes from time sausages” and 20 – packets: of in the Colony the previous day Singh cutting in from the cigarettes from Yuen Kit, a 48- by the As, Lee Hong. Defendant lest scored with a beautiful re- year old widow,

*pleaded guilty and also admitted verse hit.

Detective Sergeant Poyntz, who three previous convictions for lax-

stated that the ceny.. prosecuted

The Players The Probables forward line play- ed well and with the exception of Mackay on the right, who was too him showed up well and with the well watched by Gonzalves, some exception of his inclination to pretty forward work was seen. The intermediate line did all that was expected of them and Metcalf and E. V. Reed took some time to settle down at back.

dribble he was certainly playing a better game than Mackay.

Of the goalfes there is very little to choose between them, Souza had more work to do than Hol- lingsworthi.

The teams were:--

against Macao during the Chinese New Year Holidays.

Hollingsworth (Lincoln), Met- calf (Artillery), Dr. Rodrigues (Re- creio), W. R. Reed (Hockey Club), Dulla Singh (Army), G. Sommer (Hockey Club), Mackay (Hockey Club), Garthwaite (Army), Gur- bachan Singh (KITC), Kartar Singh (Army), Lal Singh (Army). There is very little to say about the combination of this team and I believe every man is wel able of his charge. The to take care choice for the right wing position seemed to be between Fowler and Mackay and on the run of yester day's play Fowler certainly had

For the Possibles Dr. Rodrigues and Khan Bahadur combined well as backs, Dr. Rodrigues in parti

Probables (In White) cular coming out on top in some

Hollingsworth (Lincolña); Mat- Keen duels with G. Bingh ́ & Co

calf (Artillery) and E. V. Reed relieving many situations. Els (Club); W. A Reed (Club), Dulla Partner backed him up well. Eingh (Army), and Alaf Din (Pun- Sommer at centre half worked fabis); Mackay (Club), Garthwaite hard and had many a difficul. (Artillery), Gurbachan d'ngh. (K. (Mr Fortman) 1 movement relieved by his anti-IT.C.), Kartar Singh (Punjabis) Capt. M. M. Whitaker's Win- cipations. The forward line play and Lal Singh (Punjabis) more claim to it than Mackay,

chester Stag..(Mr. Whitaker): 2ed and combined well in the first half but deterioated in the sec Mr. W. T. Stanton's Skewbald..

Grifin

(Mr. Stanton) 3 oud. Fowler although having a very good man in Alif Din against

5. The January Country Cup Mr. Portman's Punch

Win: $35,80. Place. $13.50, $7.90, $5.90.). Also ran: Tommy (Mr. 3. V. Morris). Toby (Mr. Allen). The Roundhead (Mr. D. B. Evans), Movanagher (Mr. F. Wright), Jan Stewer (Mr. B. C. Field), Fearless

Mr. G. C. Wilson) -'6.—The January Country Cap

(2nd Section), Miss Scott Harston's Racing

Pluck

(Mr. A. Wall) 1 Mr. G. R. Q. Henriques Darien (Mr. Henriques

THE GRAND MILITARY

HANDICAP - : Festival Eve won the Grand Military Handicap and Sasson Cup from Soldier of Italy in yet an other thrilling Anish Soldier of Italy was made favourite, but his supporters received a

right when the pony at Mr. H. M. Mackintosh's Cebu tempted to run away with Mr. Ferguson before the commence- ment of the race. He was pulled

Place: $7.20, $9.90, $6.60. up after half a mile and in the

Also ran-Canary (Mr. Black), actual race put up a wonderful Elviza (Mr H A Greig), Jack show, getting into the lead early | OʻLantern" (Mr. Cowie), No Fear on and running into the home (Mr. Ampe), Sunrise Eve (MP, ) straight several lengths to the R. Price), Tiere (MY, EC

Win $10.10.

good in front of Tillieum and Fess. Kelly),

tival Eve. The last-named put on

a great spurt over the final bun dred yards and won by a couple of lengths.

CROSS-COUNTRY RACES

In the last two races, the fleldr

were of pine ponies each. The first-

section was won by Punch who paid.

his supporters the handsome wi

ning dividend of 335:80This pen

did well to account for WI

Stag by a narrow margt

Skewbald Grican

second section, Rad

made: Lavo

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(Mr. FergusOTI) **3

CASH SWEEPA

$277.449

39.64

154, 86, gets”-

92.68

-350,48 Fot

U. B. Bouza (Radio); A. M. Ro him he certainly showed up well

Possibles (In Colourd)

With a man like Alif Din against

drigues (Recreio) and Kahn Ba- and Mackay was completely sha- hadur (Punjab's); Parduman owed by Gonzalves who allowed Singh (Radio), G. Sommer (Club) him very little rope. Fowler has and J. Gonsalves (Recreio) 8 more strokes to his play than Mac- Nos. 593, 344, 315, 430, 311, 68 get Avtar Singh (Radio), Kalwanty and he can dish them ont $25 each.

Singh (Radio) and T. J Price (Y MOA).

390

58.12

Race 6-

No. 180

Nos. 546, each.

$486,58 139.03 69.51 412, 424, 442, 74.

Fowler (YMCA Divett (Club),

*** Team Selected

Sommer has played a good garde before but on the standard of play evidenced in these trial games At the conclusion of the trial and Din is being overlooked by the selection committee met on the selection committee. The team the ground and the following were chosen is certainly a represents- selected to represent Hong Kong five one and we wish them luck

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