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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1939.

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ADVERTISEMENTS

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

ANNUAL RACE MEETING,

1939,

25th, 27th and 28th February,

and ist and 4th March.

On Saturday, 25th, Monday,'

RECORDS, SPILLS, GOOD CROWD, FAIR DIVIDENDS, AT RACES

Rose Elect Or Navylight To Win Hongkong Derby To-day?

SERENADE DESTROYED:

MR. RAYMOND HURT

27th, Tuesday, 28th February MR. ENCARNACÃO BEST JOCKEY:

and Wednesday, 1st March, the;

first bell will be rung:at 11 a.m., and the first race will be run at 11.30 a.m. On Saturday, 4th

March, the first bell will be rang at 1.30 p.m. and the first race will be run at 2.00 p.m.

The tiffin interval will be after the fifth race on the first four days of the Meeting.

MEMBERS' BADGES AND

ENCLOSURES

-

Members are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently dis played throughout the Meeting.

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE AD. MITTED TO THE MEM. BERS ENCLOSURE,"

MR. EU HEADS OWNERS

TWO OTHER RECORDS, THREE OFFICIAL MARKS THAT BEAT PREVIOUS TRACK. RECORDS, THE A

THAT NECESSITATED NASTY SPILL DESTRUCTION OF "MR. WAYFOONG'S SERENADE and the removal of Mr. A. W. Raymond, its jockey, to hospital with a broken collar-bone, a few satisfactory alvidends, glorious weather and a large crowd made the opening day of the annual race meeting at Happy Valley on Saturday an eventful one.

F}

Other features were:-

The performances of Rose Elect and Navylight, which walked away respectively with the Maiden Stakes and the Trial Plate; each has enhanced its chances as the probable Derby winner, with "the first-named slightly more favoured; it clipped four- fifths of a record off King's Warden's 1937 record for the distance.

The consistently good riding of Mr. Charlie Encarnação, who had' three wins and a third in eight starts and might be considered unlucky not to have gained at least another place; and the success of Mr. Eu Tong-sen Rose Elect's owner, who headed the owner's list with three wins and a third.

DERBY-SWEEP TO

STOP AT 600,000

The total number of tickets sold on the Hongkong Derby to Saturday, was Sweep up between 540,000 and 550,000.

The Jockey Club, have an- nounced that sales will cease when the total has reached 600,000,

Cash Sweeps JOCKEYS AND OWNERS

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

No. 2520

RACE 1

.$1,401.40

2700

1309

400.40 200,20 Unplaced ponies (350): No. 1898

RACE 2

No. 153

890 851

-$1,399.30 399.80 199.00

how Jockeys and owners The following summary "shows fared in the opening day of the annual racë meeting at Happy Valley:--

Unraced ponies ($50 .. each)! | Mr. S. W. Tang Nos. 498, 2216, 1941, 2801, 1289, 485. Mr. T. L Wong

RACE 3

No. 1410

H

2944 1033

$1,387.40 *396.40 198.20 Unplaced ponies ($50 each): Nes. 722, 1101, 1555, 2694, 2722, 2088, 2898, 2582, 494.

Mrs. A. E Oraselt

Mr. Li Shiu-pang

2 Mrs. Pearce

JOCKEYS

W.

3 U. Mr. G. Tinson

2. T and E.

2

8 | Mr. T. M. Grégory

Mr. P. Y. T. Wel

4

7 Mr. S. W. Tang

Mr. J. Pote-Hunt

1

1

5 Frimos

Mr. C. Encarnacao

1

3 Hope

Mr. D. Black

1.

1

6 Winner

Mr. W. G. Poy

1

1 32

Mr. H. J. Hearne

2 1

RACE 4

Mr. B. L. Tao

1

2.

If. as

is anticipated, the Arst limit is reached, the prize will be $255,360; the second prize $72,960; and the. third prize, $36,480.

No. 3018

-

398 2648 Unplaced

$1,580,60 451.80

Mr. S. W. Tang

Mr. P. L. Chin

225.80

Mr. T. Y. Woo.

(50

each):

Mr. S. W. Pan

Mr. C. L. Gregory

3

C. E.

Mr, & L. Yuen

lowed

(Mr. by Blaisden

C. Churchill. They were fighting it out up to the Press Box, when (Mr. Marshall) Radium Star. King's Envoy (Mr. Needa) and February Fourth

tired Blaisdon:

all passed the

The best dividends so far fea- tured this race, the winner `paying $69.50 and $25.50 and King's En- voy paying $55.70.

SYDNEY MAIDEN STAKES

(SECOND SECTION) Coming from

ponles Nos. 3045. 2651, 817, 789, 2530.

RACE 5

No. 2237

tw

3364

.. 263'7

$1.381.80

394.80 197:40

Unplaced ponies (50 each): Nos. 3488, 971, 835. 2638. 2053, 743, 1172, 370. 492, 2959, 585. 874, 970, 1388, 2266. 3606,

RACE 6

No. 3683

1126

.. 1774 Unplaced

ponies

Mr. V. V. Needa

Mr. L B Chao

Mr. Ip Kui-ying

Mr. W. G. Poy

Mr. H, P. Chanson

"Mr. A. W. Raymond Mr. F. Marshal Mr. H C. Pih

Mr. C. Churchill

$1,519.00 434.00

Mr. K. I. Ip

Mr. Yeung

217.00

Wing-kwal

(50 each): Mr. 8. C. Lang

Nos. 3894, 2008. 3580, 2554, 487, 720, Mr. F. T. Fung behind, Victory 734. 1733, 3537, 3485, 3568, 4229. Mr. G. W. Sewell Day (Mr. B. L. Tao) staved off a 3250, 1419, 907, 1618. 2220, 4466. Mr. L. P. Ralph great challenge from Rivulet (Mr. 2057, 3989, 685, 4484. 2181. 1512, Mr. B. A. Proulx H. C. Pih) winning by a short 3595. head, to pay $49.60.

Rising Star (Mr: Marshall) pald $22.20 by being third by two lengths,

Mr. R. M. Wood

Mr. F. F. LI

RACE 7

Mr. Ho Hung-ping

No. 122

.$2.177.00

2748 498

622.00

Mr. W. H. 8. Davis

Mr. G. Treverton

311,00 punles Unplaced

"(50 each): Nos. 1207. 188, 252, 1757, 179, 26838, 91. 2175, 3283, 2833.

5 Yeung Bros.

K. F. Wong

3 L. W. F

1 Miss Li Po-chun

Dr. S. N. Chan

3 Dr. B. To Wóng

5 Chung Ho-gen

4 M. H.

5 Chiu Cheong-fan

1G. W. Sewell

2Mrs. B. Hall

Mr. EL Leigh

18. S. LI

3

Messrs. Chao and"

4Chanson Feng

Mr. Yeung Bing-yuen

C. & N.

Mr. S. T. Williamson Craigs

2 Shipping

2 Sports-

1 Mr. J. F, Macgregor

2 Mr. S. W. Lee'

2 Messrs. Testen

1

and Abraham

1 Messrs. Lee and Lee.

1 Mr. Li Po-chun,

1 Tasma

1 C. N. K.

*This was Mr. Raymond's only Lo Bros

outing. He broke his collar-bone Guedka when thrown and had to be re- Mr. Beth moved to hospital.

T. V. L

Badges admitting non-members! to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10.00 per day including tax-or $40.00 includ. ing tax for the Meeting (ladies Special mention must be Mr. C. L. Gregory on Mayber were

This was the first leg of the $5.00 and $20.00 respectively) made of the riding of Mr. W. left at the post.

daily double, His Excellency the Governor ar

WONG-NEI-CHONG STAKES are obtainable through the Secre. G. Poy in the Bendigo Stakes,

(THIRD SECTION) tary upon the written or personal last event of, the day. Find-rived at the end of this race.

..$1,963.50 Another large field Ened up for

561,00 introduction of a member, such ing himself "boxed in" at the

A nasty spill resulting in the the last section of the Wong-Nel-

208.50 member to be responsible for all rails when bringing Blandford up in a final spurt about 140

destruction of Wayfoong's Sere-Chong Stakes. Two or three ponies

Unplaced ponies ($50 each): Mr. H, C. Cheng. chits, etc.

yards from the finish, Mr. Poynade and the removal of Mr. A. W. were "left" but it was a fair start.

"Mr. L. B. Chao on Willyally Nos. 4391, 3724. 2156, 4736, 3448, Lan Badges admitting to Members' displayed great judgment and Raymond to hospital in an арт- Enclosure will NOT be on sale at fine control, took Blandford bulance marred the first section early on established a lead and 3885, 3546, 2206. 747, 2884, 635, 1681, Mrs. Dumbar the Race Course.

The Secretary's Office, 1st floor, EXCHANGE BUILD. ING,

(Tel. 27794) WILL CLOSE AT 10.00 a.m. ON THE FIRST FOUR DAYS, and at 12.00 NOON ON THE FIFTH DAY.

A United number of tiffins will be obtainable each day at the Club House, provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy, (Tel. 21920),

On no pretext will children be permitted in either enclosure dur- ing the first four days of Meeting. No amahs will allowed on the Fifth Day.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

the

SYDNEY MAIDENS

(1ST SECTION)

to the outside, behind the of the Sydney Maiden Stakes. two leading ponies, passed them and won by a neck.

The second official record was set by Desert Chief (Mr: Encarnacao up). in winning the China Stakes. The time was 1.05.0, one-fifth of a second better than Oak Bay's 1937 mark. The three sections of the Wobe Nel Chong Stakes provided three times inside the track mark of 0.59.0 for the half-mile distance, set Jointly by Buchanan and Much Ado in 1932, Portrush" (Mr. Encarna- cao) with 0.58.3 in the first section was the best.

Mr. Raymond was running a little behind Devonian (Mr. H. A Hearne) some distance ahead of the field neat the Valley Berid. Where his mount stumbled sharp- 1. went right over and he came off her, turning a somersault, and narrowly escaping being rolled

over.

RACE 8

No. 2830 665

3219

RACE 91

No. 327

kept it easily, though hatly chal-4188. 4537, 2768. 1433, 3669, 4793. lenged at the end. He had 11 lengths to spare over Mr. V. Needa on Magog. Mr. B. L. Tao on Manette was third, a length' be-

hind.

OWNERS

W.-2 3

F

3

Cire

Mr. E Tong-sen

Mr. Marber

John Peel

..$3,981.60 2435

1,137.60 145

568.80

Lady Northcote Unplaced ponies $100 each): Chau Bros. The dividend of $43.10 for a win Nos. 4297, 1561, 1547. 4021. 433. Dynasty

1835, 873, $176, 3530, 3001. was satisfactory,

RACE 10

Mr. Raymond was able to get used back to the paddock. and walked to the side of the course. The pony Imped to the bank, and following Inspection, i was shot on the spot, as it was Marksman (Mr. T. L. Wong) by found to be in a hopeless condi- two lengths. Three lengths be-

hind was

Oranje Boven, Mr. tion. Mr. Raymond was taken

Encarnacao up. back to the clubhouse in the

The best dividend of the day was starter's car: it was found he had $69.50, paid when Strathbannock, broken a collar bone and lie was be ridden by Mr. C. Gregory, won the taken to hospital.

He returned to the Course later second section of the Wong Nel Chong Stakes. The Daily Double with his arm in a ling.

As for the race itself, following -Victory Day and Musketeer-paid $254.80. 23 punters getting the the spill Mr. Needa on Cockleroi The price of admifion to the right combination. The total value moved up rapidly, timed his spurt "Public Enclosure is $2.00 per day including tax for all persons in cluding ladies, and is payable at the Gate.

Soldiers and Ballers In uni. forms are admitted to the Public Enclosure at $1.00 per day in elding tax.

was $5,861.

His Excellency the Governor. Bir Geoffry Northcote, arrived at the Course shortly after noon, and was an interested spectator during the day.

to a nicely, and beat Devonian into second place Triumphant Day Mr. Tao) was two lengths behind for third, paying $40.70.

the

CHINA STAKES Another record went by board here when Mr. Eu Tong sen's Desert Chief (Mr. Encarna coup) beat Dynasty's King's

Mr. J. H. Jessen

8. L. K. Lucky

J. Lo 1Mrs. B. Hall

5 Manetta

P. P. B. and Co.

1Foursome

4 Li and Li

2 L. T. F.

3 Black and White

1w. K. Yeung

1

1 Shields and Stantons

2

2 Fish

Mrs. Stantoni

-CELL

Wild Bull unseated Mr. T. L Wong before the start and canter-

Mrs. J. H. Taggart

1

Henry

... No. 2807

.$3,158.80

Wong Bul Ngau

1 Anbarry

VALLEY STAKES Musketeer (Mr. B. C. Liang) won Unplaced ponies ($50 each): Bir V. M. Graybuin this event to pay $22.30, beating Nos. 1527, 3772, 320, 2588, 720, 4642, Hung

2131, 2475, 1876.

1554 1230

$16.80 308.40

Jolly Company

1

Hollandia

Mr. Y. H. Wong

1 Mr. L. Dunbar

1 Cocoa.

1 D. L

Kong Bros.

2 Marber I

RACE 11

Diamonds

No. 3564 1573 - 3138

.$2.177.00

Luminous

1

Eve..

Mr. & Mrs. Stanton

2 LB.

Mra. Eu Tong-sen

Dr. Lee Shiu-kee

why

E. 8. K.

$2,308.60

Mrs. J. F. MacGregor Wayfoong

659,60 320.90

H. and H.

TRIAL PLATE

622,00 311.00 Leading most of the way, Mr. Unplaced ponies ($50 each): Fo-chun's Conquering Time Nos. 2087, 4218, 1597, 1208, 1557, (Mr. Pote-Hunt up) was beaten 3177, 3925, 3716, 2823, 2328.

RACE 12 into third place by Navylight (Mr.

No. 2163 H. C. Pth) and Eve of Harvest (Mr.

152 Marshall), with Hyndfort Brid-

2443

ge a good fourth.

The time of 2.28.1 was good,

Unplaced ponies ($50 each) Navylight's win has entranced her Nos. 1177, 2773, 3405, 1056, 3228,

CURRAGH HANDICAP reputation as a Derby possibility. 391, 3843.

The closest finish of the day was seen in this event, when Mr. Dun- bar'a Tampa Bay, cleverly ridden by Mr. Donald Black, and carrying top weight of 168 lbs. snatched victory from BScenic View (Mr. H

FOOCHOW CUP Silkylight (Mr. J. Pote-Hunt up) got away slightly in the lead in the opening event of the day, with Warden (Mr. Needa) by 21 lengthsc. Pih) and King's Lead (Mr.

to set a new mark of 1.05, clip- Bookmakers, Tic Tac men,

Moonlight View second. Red Fea- etc., will not be permitted to ther was

a little behind, with ping 1. of Oak Bay's old time. The last-named pony rid- operate within the precincts of Jungle Jim bringing up the rear. The Hong Kong Jockey Club The ponies kept this order all den by Mr. Hearne was third.

during the Race Meeting.

the way round and Anished the

Needa).

the

The distances between ponies were short heads.

BENDIGO STAKES Another close-finish brought the

arst day of the Carnival to a close.

Mr. Encardarso gained 'an early same way. There was little of in-lead and kept it throughout. All Timas will be obtainable in the terest in this race, the time of the pontes were well-backed and Mr. W. G. For, riding a race that, Restaurant" in the Public Ed-3.041 being slow for the fast all dividends were small closure.

·SERVANTS' PASSES

'WÔNG-NEI-CHONG STAKES (1ST SECTION)

at the Anish, can only be des- cribed as brillant, brought Mr. Eu Tong-sen's Blandford home by

course. "Lucky" punters won ten cents for a win and the same his meeting appears to be a a neck to pay $20.80, amount for a place.

MAIDEN STAKES

outside to win.

158."...... '(Mr. P. Y. T. WC) 3 Won by 3 lengths, 3 lengths be- tween second and third.

Time: 3.04.1. Pari-mutuel:- Win: $5.10. Places: $5.10, $7.10. Also ran:-Jungle Jim. 181 lbs. (Mr. 8. W. Tang)......

Betting

Jungle Jun Moonlight

3 aria Edgar ·

1 Mr. C. B. Brown

1 R. H. C.

1 P. P. B..

2 Mr. Li Po-chen

and Bon

Mr. G. Treverton 1 c. W. K.

Sporting Fixtures

TO-DAY

BADMINTON. — “B” Division, 8t John's v. 8. and 8. Home; V. R. C. v. St. Andrew's "A"; Recreio v Kowloon Tong "B"; St. Andrew's "B" v. Wanderera; Kowloon Tong "A" Y. Chung Wah; Cathedral Hall Badmiriton, 'a pin BOXING-Army Boxing, Novices ividual Champferklipe Pre- thathary Bonts (Naming Bar, racks), 8 p.m.

Win. Place.

2

14.

53

Total

731 794

788 843

CRICKET.- Hongkong C. C. * Volunteers. FOOTBALL-Referees Meeting, 8

p.m

ร

Red Feither ........ sukylight

RÁCE 2

MAIDEN STAKES

(5 Furlongs)

BY M. C. A. Y.

HM. 8. Kent, & p.m..

Weekly Practice BHOOTING. ---

Shoot, at Kowloon City Rangės, 2 D.m

THURSDAY, MARCH 2 BRIDGE — Cheers Club Bridge

Evening.

FRIDAY, MARCH 3 BADMINTON—Y, M. C. 1. Bad- minton, in the West Lounge.

BRIDGE—Y. M. C. A Women's

Section Bridge Clam, 10-am. A. SATURDAY, MARCH 4

RACING Annual Meeting (Happy BADMINTON-Y. M. C. A. Women's Bection, in the West Lounge, 19 Valley): 11:30 am

YACHTING 6th Ladies Becond

Serlesen

TO-MORROW BADMINTON YMCA Bad- minton, in the West Lounge, 8

WOLF CUBS HOLD ANNUAL SPORTS

one of records. Another one went Mr. Toy was slightly, blocked at here when, Portrush (Mr. Encarna the rails approaching the Press Passes for Servants will be

A red-hot favourite, Mr. Eu cao) did the mile in 583 seconds, Box, showing great judgment, þér, Issued to Private Box holders only oh application to the Secretary, Tong-sen's Rose Elect. Derby can-clipping 08 secs of the mark seb Poy pulled cut, and cafe from the didate, burned up the track to set fointly by Buchanan and Much 1st floor, Exchange Building. a new record of 1.234 for the six Ado.

Ring Master (Mr. B. L. TRO) was Any persons found loitering furlongs distance, bettering King's with "Servants" passes in their Warden's old mark of 1.24.3/5. Mr, second with Kut Cheung (Mr. P. possession, will forfelt the same Charlle Encoracao had an "arm-Wel a neck. behind for third. Proulx) third by length. It was Mr. Eu Tong-sen's Bine Express, king Barracks), 8 pm afternoon on the D, 0, 8,

chair" right.

and will be removed from the Enclosure.

WAS

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

selle Secretary, Hong Kong, 15th Feb., 1939,

132

Ring Master paid $31.39,

Mr. Donald, Black, on "Lilliber, WONG NEI-CHONG STAKES

(2ND SECTION) many lengths behind for second place, beating Blue Express Twenty-eight mounts lined up' (Mr. W. G. Poy), by a neck.

for the second section of the

In the meandme Snowy River

second place. With Viren Tar (Mr.

(Mr Hearne) had moved up to

a good finish to the day.

RACE I FOOCHOW CUP (13-MIXes) Lovely Star (Mr. a W. Pan) was Wong-Nel-Chong Stakes, neces- very troublesome at the post, and sitating a lot of care by the Mr. Cire's Bilkylight, 161 lbs. threw its jockey, who, however, starter. They got in a fairly even

(Mr, J. Pote-Hunt) Mr. Lan's Moonlight View, 161 remounted, and took part in the bunch, however.

Strathbannock (Mr. C. Gregory) lbs. (Mr. T. L. Wong) Mr. Y... Wong on Alligata and gained an early lead, closely fol- Mrs. Dunbar's Red Feather, 161

race.

Mr. Eu Tong-sen's Rose Elect, 181 ; |

Ibs....... (Mr. C. Encarnacao).

(Mr. D. Black) 2 Mr. Marber's Lilfiber, 181 lbs.

p.m.

The Wolf Cubs held their BOXING,Army Boxing, Novices

Individual Championships (Nan- sporta menting on ✨ Saturday 161 lbs. (Mr. W. G. Poy) 3 CRICKET Kowloon 0.0. v. Volun-ground when 17th Kowloon La

Dal Woh by many lengths, a neck teera NOLANANAE Balle) Pack won the between second and third

RACING Änual Meeting (Happytle Whiteld with 30 polite, 1st B)Fack Time: 1:234

Valley), 11:30 am. Kowloon (Bt Aflare RUGBY Army Berenade Tour being runners-up with 18 spots.

nament (Bookumpoo)

TAYH. D. Booker" - Asulitatis? Com- HEWEDNESDAY, MARCH 1-missioner of Ourbs » äite BADMINTON—Y. M. C. A. Women's Lig the DG.8. authorities for the Section Badminton, in the West loan of their ground, distributed

the prizes. Lounge, 10 aim.

Fari-mutuel

Win: $5.10.

RAVS

Places: $5.10, $7.70, $14.90. Also ran:---Alligator, 158 1hs. (Mr.

P. L. Chul); Avon, 181 (MT. H. (Continued on Page 21)