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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1938.

TRAINING GALLOPS AT

THE VALLEY

Some Impressive Performances

Another large crowd attended the morning gallops at tho Race Course on Saturday when some very impressive tinses were returned by the entries for the Annual Race: Carnival.

Annabella was sent over the li miles and its last quarter of 21.3 created a good impression. Moonlight Eve, à grifin, re- turned a last quarter of 31 for the 1 run.

The full list of times taken during the gallops are apponded:

Dis- 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Last tance Qr.

Half-Moon Eve (G) 34.4 1.07.3 1.39.3

Rose Jane (G) ....... Salvage Master (8).... 1 Sunlight View (G) 1 Smiling Thru (8) & "

Full Marks

J

YACHTING

Yesterday's Races

The Seventh Corinthian series of yacht races, was held yesterday at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club yesterday and resulted as follows:

EP Cinas started at 14.25 Yacht

Corrected Pos'n. Pts. ......16.01.07 1 10" (Mr. C. D. A. Ross) Colleen............16.14.33

Aeriel

Cana

(Capt. C. A. Luckin) ..18.15.25 (Miss M. Whitham) Dorothea .........16.26.23 (Mr. A. Drummond)

8

3.

7

'A' Class started at 14.30

..18.31.47

Carpenter...18.35.35

Mixed Classes started at 14.35

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10 to 12 Noon,

Qr. Qr. Qri Qr. QT. Qr.

Advancing Time (G)

& Nokomis (G)...... 1 Tampa Bay (G) ........ 14 A Lovely Time (A) ... 1† 41

40.1

1.19.2 1.54.1 2.25.2

31.1

43.3

1.24.4 2.05.2 2.42.4 3.144

92

Isobel

1

15

1,18.4 1,55 2.29 3.00

91

(Dr. L. J. Davia)

Forgotten Star (0) 1 Confusion Bay (G)

39.4

1.15.1 1.49 2.21.3

32.3

Artemis....16.32.12

2

13

11

37

1.14 1.49.4 2,22,2 253.2

31

(Mr. G. G. Wood)

Viber (G) Alber (A) 1

40

1.19.1 1.54 2,23.3

29.2

True Blue.......14.33.07

3

12

Jober (G) ........

I

44.3

1.23.2 200 2.30.4.

30.4.

(Mr. H. 8. Rouse)

Easy Time (8)

1

98.4

1.17 1.53.3 2.26.2

32.4

Kittiwake........16.33.54

4

11

Lucky Lud (A) & Ross

Josephine (A) ...... 1

39.2 1.11.2.1.44

2.13.2、

29.2,

Jean

(Miss P. M. King) ·

...16.34.07

5 "10

Harvest Eve (G) &

32

Redshank

(Col. G. C. Gowland)

....16.34.55

#

*

Olga (A), Boris (A) &

(Capt. L. Hopkinson)

Sydney Bridge (A) 1 King's Privelege (A) &

Criffel (A)

36

1.10.2 1.41 2.11.4

30.4

7

8

14 31.1 1.01.2.1.30.3 2.00.3 2.31

30.2

Eve

Sea Imp (A) & Bea

Urchin (A) Cameronian

† 42.1 1.22 1.58"

36

(G) &

34

1.07 1.37.4 45.2 1.28 42 1.23

30.4

3.08 2.47 3.22 2.01.3 2.33

35

31.2

(Major B. E. C. Dixon)

16.35.54 8 (Capt. E. Bader) Hereld .............18.37.24 9 (LL Cdr. Sprague, RN.). Painted Lady16.39.17 10

(Surg. Lt.Cdr. L Wheeler, R.N.)

'G' Class started at 14.35

7

6

5

11

Goel

.16.48.50 1 10

Sea Dragon (8). 1 Final Triumph (S)..... 14 36.4 Annabella (A)

1 48

44.3

1.28.1 2.08.1 2.44,3 3,16.3 1.13 1.50 2.25,2 2,59 1.29.1 2043 2.41.2 3.13

30

(Col. 8. Smith)

33.3

Eunice

...16.49.57

2.

8

3.40.3 27,3

(8) t

Owl

(Lt. M. Blake, R.N.) ..18.51.51

3

7

Lucky Eleven (8)... 1

412

1.17.3 1.543.2.23.1

..33.3

(Mr. S. Finney)

Captain Blood (8) 1

37.2

1.15.1 1.51.3 2.28

34.2

Moonlight View (G)... 1 41

A Star (G)

1

37

1.19.2 1.56 231 3.02 1.28 2.08 2.44.2

31

36.2

See That (A), Hynd- I

Widgeon .........16.39.01 1 11

(Mr. L. Garner)

ford Bridge (G) &

"

Heron

Planchet (8)

1

51.3

Ferry Bridge (8)

1

42.1

1.37.2 2.19.2 2.59.3 3.36.2 4.09.2 33 1.24.2 2.02 2.37

35.1

The Leopard (S)

36.2 1.11.4 1.43.2

31.3

J.C. (G)

14

35.3

1.11:4 1.43.2

31.3

Plet Hein (8), Best-

evaer (3) & Five Virtues (8)

14 57 National Detence (G) 11 42 National Pride (G) 14 41.2 Arabian Cat (9)

138 Golden Brew (8) ...... 14 42. Harmony Eve (0).

Stella

16.43.08 3 (Mr. C. Trenchard Davis) Zephyr

16.44.51 4 (Capt. B. E. Horton) ..16.45.10

16.41.55 2 9 (Mrs. L'Arcy Ryana)" Sirius

5

2.02.3 239 3.12.3

1.39.2 2.23.3 3.03.3 3.40.14.12.3 32.2 1:20 1.86.3, 2.32 3.05 3.36.3 31.3 1.18.3 1.54.2 2.28.1 2.50.3 3.29.3 30 1.17 1.53.3 2.28.2 2.59.3 1.21

(Mr. B. Pengelly)

Winkle

.............16.45.25

6

5

(Mr. B. S. Carter)

33.1

Nannette .........16.51.30

7

4

33.3

(Miss Owen)

•

Alisa

Half-Moon Eve (G)

& Simonian Eve (A) 1 38.2 1.13.11.44.4 2.18 Split Hand (8), Pluto

(8) & Tribute (8)... 145 1.29.2 2.12.4 2.50.4 $24.4 Golden Cow (8) & The

31.1

....16.52.49 (Mr. C. B. Lampling) Robena

..D.N.F.

8 3

34

Great Triumph (S) 1 50 Merrick (8)

The

1.39.3 2.18.2 2.58.2 3.33.3 4.06.1 323

Giant Panda (0)... 38 Cape York (A) 1 40.3 Sahara Star (8) &

Cloudy Star (8) .... 1 43 National Force (8) 1 Five Rulers (3) & Re-

xiana (3)

1:16.1 1.54 2.29.2 3.02 1.13.2 1.43 2.12.2

323

29.2

1.24 1.59.3 2.33 49.3 1.21 1.55 2.26.3

33.2

31.3

1

41.3 1.22.1 1.59

2.31.3

32.3

Dekko (8) & On Your

Toes (8)

47

1.30.2 2.10.1 2.43,3

33.2

Sea Spray (A) & Black

Tim (A)

14 421 1.19 1.53.2 2.25 2.56.4

31.4

Silkylight (G) &

Prettylight (G) Hamdrum Eve (G)

14 35.1 1 38

1.10.4 1.46.2 2.19.3 2.50 1.13.3.1.45.4 2.184

30.2

31..

Acme (S) &

Dark

.

Hazard (8) Pinfarthings (0)

1) 46 2 38

Cuban Love (8)

Cleeve (8)

1 39.3

II

38

1.28 2.08 1.11 1.40 1.15.4 1.51.2 2.28.2 3.00.3 1.14.4 1.49.2 2244 259.1

2.47 3.21.2 3.54.2 33

29

34.1

34.2

Cricketer (9) & Mac's

"

Second Venture (8). 38

Mongolian Cat (8) &

African Cat (8)

1.10 1.45.4

35.4.

36.1 1.10.2 1.44.1

33.4

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Celebration Day (8) &

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43 1.20 1.54.2.

34.2

National Dignity (5)

422 1.18.4 1.51.2

32.3

Fel keg (8)

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31.2

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Handicap Eve (G)

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All Baba (5) Borrachito (8)

143.3 1.21.4-1.58.1 2.39.3 3.07.2 3.42 34.3

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39.3 1.19.2 2.08

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48.3

1 40.3 1.21.3 1.59 2.32.3 3.03.4 11:48

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1.30.4 2.12.2 2.51.4. 3.29.4 4.02.3, 32.4 45.2 1.25 2.07.2 2.44

38.3

48.21.32.3 2.12.4-2.48.2

38.3

1.13.1 1.45.4 2.20 1.17.2 1.51.2 2.21.2

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As a curtain-ralfer for the Bank- Rest match on Saturday, the game between the Navy Small Ships and Small Units was a disappointment, the slippery state of the ground. making good rugger impossible. 1.

Small Ships scored a try through Leading Seaman Bracher in the first half, this being the only score in the game.

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Small Shipa:-Ldg. Wrth. Robin sun (Tumar); L. B. Bracher (Her- ald), LBBA. Jenking (Herald), Mac. Bwabey (Capetown) and Lt. Mars (Tamar); E R. A. Docherty (Folkestone) and L. 8. Evans (Her-

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