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ANNUAL RACE MEETING WEEK-END

Subscription Griffins Of The Season

By Last Quarter"

Subscription griffins have in the past always provided the best sport at race meetings; with the ever present "outsiders" turning and paying, substantial dividends to the few lucky ones. The ponies in this class which are to make their debut at the Annual Meeting are an 'exceedingly even lot and under the cir cumstances many a been struggle should be witnessed.

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and Whalsey are probable starters in the Wong Nel Chong Stakes and should be closely These sube have all done the half mille in fairly good time and the luck of the draw for positions at the starting gate will have to be considered. In my estimation the following appear to be the best of this year's subscription grins: Pagan Love, "Coronation Day. Chun Teen. Spring Beauty. Yum sinig. Tabby Cat. Tempest. Whalsey. Tze Tin, Gordito and Prospero.

OLD PONIES

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PAGAN LOVE THE BEST? To nominate the outstanding sub griffins would be nons too easy a task but at this time I have no hesitation in placing Pagan Love, Coronation Day. Chun Teen and Spring Beauty as amongst the best Of these four, Pagan Love appeals to me moat and may prove to be the likely champion. This pony has a 2.15 mile gallop to his credit, when the last half mile was cover- ed in 1.02 and the last quarter in 30.3/5 A strong finish has fea- tured the majority of Pagan Love's early morning track work and with Mr. F. Marshall in the saddle this The most interesting aspect cream should start as one of the regards the old ponies is the per- favourites in the Valley Stukes onsistent rumour around the pad- the opening day of the annual race dock and ralls that Liberty Bay meeting.

is not quite up to the mark and may not start at the Annual Race Meeting. If this should prove to be the truth. th Thina bony races should result in some large fields with close finishes. King's War- den and Bear Claw are both their old selves and honours should be divided equally between Diana Bay, an ever popular fav- ourite, will still have to be sidered and nothing would give punters greater pleasure than to see this gallant old timer win a race or two. Soldier of Britain

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CORONATION DAY

This chestnut mare belonging to Dr. S.N. Chau was much coveted at the draw and has lived up to the conndence placed in her. The Dutstanding performance of this sub took place last Sunday when a mile and a quarter gallop was done in 2-50-2/5. The last quarter (34) was a triffe disappointing but It is noteworthy that the last mile was galloped in 2.14. Mr. Frost will ride Coronation Day at the meet- ing and the combination should be well supported.

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FOOTBALL PROGRAMME

On account of the visits of the Shanghai Interport team and the Eastern China eleven, League foot- ball in Hong Kong during the com- ing week-end will be curtalled. The following are the matches ranged:

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SATURDAY 'Second Division Kowloon v. R.A. "S". Kowloon. 245 p.m.; Referee, Day.

Third Division

Liga v. Kwong Wah. Chatham Road, 2.45 p.m.; Referee, Gomes.

SUNDAY

First Division St. Joseph's v. Navy, Causeway Bax. 4.15 p.m.: Referee, Chapman; Linesmen, Sheen and Morgan,

Second Division Eastern v. Kowloón "C", Causo- way Bay, 2.35 p.m. Referee. Barton.

RU.R. v. South China, Caroline Hill 2.45 p.m.; Referee, Clark.

RA. "L" Y Chinese A.A.. 800- kunpoo, 2.35 p.m.; Referee, Casson, RE. . Navy, Chatham Road. 3.15 p.m.; Referee, Martin.

Third Division Recreio v. Police "E", King's Park, 4.15 p.m.; Referee, Smith.

St. Joseph's v. Police "C', King's Park, 2.45 p.m.; Referee, Farr.

Kunton Rides v. R.A.F. Cha- tham Road. 2.45 p.m.: Referee. Gomes.

A review of the merits of the them.ola Australlan ponies will not be ur place. Strathroy can be safely though I am eagerly looking for Dacked over any distance and

ward to the probable meeting be- tween this animal and Able Amazon in the Melbourne Cup on

Chun Teen, owned by Mr. Kwok! Will prove dangerous in the sprint

Ein Wang and to be ridden by Mr. Needa. was reputed to be "the sub" of the year but this black has since gone back a little on his form. Spring Beauty is a nice dun, 13.2 hands, the property of Mr. c. F. Chin, the novice Juckey, and un- der the able guidance of Mr. 8. C. Liang should get a full share of the spoils.

races.

King's Lead and Wild Life should

extremely well when out

in their own class and I think that the former will annex the Chater Cup for Mr. Pearce. Wid Life looks a good thing for the Ladies Purse, a well sought after prize amongst the jockeys. As regards the "C" Class pontes: Boolat Bay. Harvest View. Jungle Jim and King's Jubilee will

be near £15 these ponies have bean doing their share of the morning workouts quite convincingly. Laughing Buddha, Gold Cain, Night View and Pride of Tsingtao appear to be the best in the "D" Class.

We

Yuin Sing with Mr. Donald Black up, will carry the colours of Mr. M. T Johnson, Chairman of the Stewards, and based on training gallops should win race or two. Tabby Cat. Tempest and Prospero | are also worth following. though I understand the former has only recently recovered from stiffness. As regards the old subs, Prospero is a good bet over the should witnesa keen competition sprint distances and should be tol- between Bistre, Wild Cat, Wade- lowed especially if the services of bridge and Rose Evelyn. Bistre, in a strong jockey is secured. Gordito iny opinion, looks a fairly safe bet seems to take his work quite seri-for the Garrison Cup while Wade- ously and Mr. V.G. Sung can be bridge should account for the counted on to get the best out of Ruyal Navy Cup, leaving the old this big dun.

rivals. Rose Evelyn and Wild Cat to fight, out the issue in the Northern Stakes.

Chiu Shan. Helephant, Araxy: Tze Tin. Aramis, Fetlar. Radium

STARTING TIMES Long Memories Of

Woodland Pytchley

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10.36 am. A. Corrighan and F., L.

Leese.

10.40 am.-J. A. Plummer and K. S. Morrison.

Twin sisters, who are aged be- tween 50 and 60, were appointed to the joint mastership of one of the best-known packs of foxhounds in

10.44 a.m-A. Anderson and T. R. the country-the Woodland Pytch-

Rowe!!.

19,48 a.m.-Capt. Holmes and Maj.

MacDonald

10.52 a.-P. Morrison and R. R.

Davies.

10.56 am.-A. M. Mach and F.

A

M. Elliott. 11.00 am.-J. B. Mackle and Capt

Michell.

11.04 m. E. Taylor and P. L.

Collison

11.08 a.m.-H. H. Pethick and

W. Mayhew? -

11.12 am-K. K. Rounds and L. R.;

Cramer.

11.16 B.M.-J. H. McElney and C

Austin,

11.20 am-K. F. Noble. and R.

Smith

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Major Withington.

.11.28 a.m.-E. G. Smith Wright and

́Lt.-Cdr. Waymouth.

NEW COURSE

0.24 am-H. and Mrs. Overy. 9.32 a.m-A. E. and Mrs. Lissa-

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9.40 am-Capt Douglas and G. A. Pentreath. 9.48 a.m-Mrs. Adams and Mrs.

Currie.

9.58 a.m.-Rear Admiral Sedgwick

and Capt. Rushbrooke. 10,48 a m-Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. MacDonald

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ley, in Northamptonshire.

They are Miss Violet and Miss May Wilson, of Brooke

Priory, Brooke, near Oakham, Rutland, one of the historic houses of the neighbourhood, and their home for many years.

They take over their duties on May 1, when they will succeed the present master, Bir Julien Cahn, who bas hunted these hounds since last year.

Among the famous masters whom the sisters will follow are Lord Lonsdale, Mr. Austin Mac- kenzie, Lord Southampton, and Mr. Walter de P. Cazenove,

The Woodland Pytchley country is fast and requires the best type of hunter,

Miss Violet Wilson said: "My sister and I have been brought up in the saddle together practically since We could walk. We are very fond of hunting and look forward to many more sea- SONA

"When you have seen the finest masters of foxhounds at work in the field as long as we have you cannot help having acquired a sound working knowledge of how to deal with the hundred and one 10,56 a.m.--Mrs. Pethick and Mrs. things which go to make

M.F.H.'s life a full one."

Mayhow,

SATURDAY

OLD COURSE

9.20 a.37. Murdoch and Blake 9.24 1.m.-8. C. Feltham and D.

MacAlister.

an

9.29 a.m.-8. H. Dodwell and A.

W. Hughes, N.B. Trains as on week days only.

the second day, I belleve Strathroy will triumph. Electron is also in excellent condition and will give the J.ED, stable their share of the stakes money. Double Finesse ap- pears to be in top tormi and will be a real danger over six furlonga. Ranger and Holiday Eve also stand out prominently.

ת!

Centre Court will make a reTM appearance in the "B" Class but will and opposition

Violet Queen and Perfect Day. Racing Heart, if ridden by Mr. Needa, will give a good account of himself.

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