1939-06-04 — Page 11

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RACING RESULTS

(Continued from Page 2)

This was the second selected race 1 for the Dally. Double..

Mr. J. M. Smith's Pinfarthings.

181 lbs. (Mr. Č. Churchill Mr. Eu Tong-sen's Rose Jane.

2

Mr. Eu Tong-sen's Rose Evelyn.

3

148 lbs... (Mr. C. Encarnacao)

1-Green Island Handleip-And Section (From the 11 Mile Post) Mr,. Billy's Rose-Queen, 168 lbs.

(Mr. C. Encarnacao)

158 lbs...(Mr. V. V. Needa) Won by a length, two lengths be-Mr. L. Dunbar's Galveston Bay. tween second and third, a

Time: 1.10.4.

Part-mutuel:-

Winner: $9.10.

Places: $6.30. 39.80.

Also ran:-Lovely Star. 154 lbs. (B. L Tao); Scenic View, 148 (H. Pih).

1

168 lbs.......(Mr. D. Black) 2 Mr. Dozen's Laughing Girl, 155

lbs. (Mr. S. C. Llang). 3 Won by a length. length be- tween second and third.

Time: 1,11.3,

-Pari-mutuel:-"

Winner: $22.30.

AMERICAN VENTURE

"PACIFIC CROSSING

BY JUNK

TOKYO, June 4 (Beuter)-- The 39-ton junk Paciße, man- ned by a crew of five. Includ- ing Capt John Anderson, set salli fer San Francisco yesterday afternoon from Kochi port on the eastern coast of Kochi prefecture, in Shikoju.

A large crowd at the harbour cheered the vessel as she moved out to sea with the Stars and Stripes flying from her mast.

Places: $7, $6.40, $6.40. Also ran-Annas Bay. 181 lbs. (8. Yuen: Bistre, 141 (H. P.

The patrol ship Otaka Maru, of Chanson); Blue Diamond, 188 (A.the water polla, escorted the Paci~ W. Raymond): Bright View, 148 fe out of the harbour. (H. C. Pih); Tyne, 188 (L. B. Chao). Betting

Betting

Lady Star

Pinfarthings

2,268

Win. Place. 883 ,398 1,274

Rose Evelyn

605

Rose Jane

837

Scenic View

348 330 289 -199

Total

4,685 2,547

Annas Bay Bistre

26

Win. Place.

35

102

118

Blue Diamond-

270

237

Bright View...

28€

281

Galveston Bay

1,458

1,023

Laughing Girl....

949

966

Rose-Queen Tyne

997

692

962

641

"Total"

5,050 3,996

LAMA HANDICAP (SECOND.

SECTION)

A minor surprise was sprung by Mr. Pih on Wild Bear here, when, riding his 3rd second in four out- ings, he came through in another fine finish to beat Magog (Mr. Needa up) and another little- fanced pony. into third place by half a length.

Dividends showed an all-round improvement,. figures being $18.

$10, $18.80, and $22.90.

The course began in this event to reflect the effect the past days' rains had had on it, chunks.. of turf flying up from the horses' hoots making the securing of an early favourable position a matter of Importance.

5.-Lama Handicap-2nd Section (1) Miles) Mr. Lucky's Some Hope, 151 iba.

(Mr. C. Encarnacao), 1 Li Bros.' Wild Bear, 140 lbs.

(Mr. H. C. Pih) Mrs. B. Hall's Magog, 146 lbs.

(Mr. V. Needa)

2

3

Won by lengths, length be- tween second and third,

Time: 2.41.1..

Pari-mutuel:

Winner: $18.

Places: $10, $18.80, $22.90. Also rän:-Clowner, 163 4bs. (Berek Levis); Fel Ying, 160 (B. A. 'Proulx); Gold Sovereign, 155 (8. C.

Liang); Phoenix, 151 (F. F. Lil: Starlet, 158 (P. L. Chiu); Tempest, 160 (L B. Chao); Tribute, 188 (B. L. Tao) Willynilly, 180 (K. I. Ip).

BEAUFORT HANDICAP

Mr. H. C. Pih rode his 4th second in this race on Mr. Lan's Hectic and

View-a second which man horse moved might and main to turn into frst,

Capt. Anderson expects to arrive at the Golden Gate Exposition within three months with good Juck.

CHOLERA SCARE IN CANTON

Inoculation Move Intensified

CANTON, June 4 (Reuter)- The Japanese "art intensifying their cholera inoculation cam- paign and are" not recognising But, passing the Press Box, just Inoculation certificates issued

by the Shameen authorities. when it seemed Mr. Pih would come through for a great win, the hoi-

As Shameen Chinese went out ders of 2,739, tickets were disap-into the city yesterday morning pointed by Mr. Needa on Galaxy, the leading pony, urging his mount tificates, insisting that they

the Japanese ignored their cer

on to further efforts to keep the lead past the Post by a neck.

There

inoculated.

be

At present the Japanese ruling were only two other starters. Jennifer (Mr. Prouix) has not been applied to foreign was third, many lengths behind, though two Britons, Mr. L B. Wood while Factorite (Mr. L. B. Chao) and Mr. Donald Salinger, employees was absolutely nowhere.

8.-Beaufort Handicap (1 Mile) Mr. L.B.'s Galaxy, 148 lbs.

(Mr. V. Needa) Mr. Lan's Rectic View, 144 lbs.

1

(Mr. H. C. Pih) 2 Mr. Quartermaster's Jennifer,

149 lbs.....(Mr. B.A. Prouby)" 3 Won by a neck, many lengths between second and third.

Time: 1.58.2.

Part-mutuel:-

Winner: $13.80.

Places: $5,40, $5.10.

of Dencont's. were compulsorily inoculated by the Japanese on Thursday.

VON PAPEN BACK

IN TURKEY

ANKARA, June 3 (Reuter) The Nazi Ambassador, Herr von Papen, who left Ankara immediately the signing of the Anglo-Turkish Treaty "to report to Berlin, has now

Also ran:-Factorite. 158 lbs. (L. 1eturned to the Turkish, capital.

Betting

Win

Place. B. Chao). -

Clowner

100

158

Betting

Fel Ying

243

278

J

Gold Sovereign

127

154

Factorite

87

Маков

198 240

Galaxy

1,617

Phoenix

675 519

Some Hope

1,191 884

Hectic View Jennifer

2.739

011

Starlet

885 727

Tempest

85

111

Total

Win. Place.

41

379 1,108 217

5,054 1,745

Tribute

890

975

Wild Bear Willynilly a

277

310

171

190

Total

4,843 4,526

#

WOOLLAHRA HANDICAP

MANLY HANDICAF This meeting has proved to be a day of great finishes. This time Mr. Raymond was the hero,

While, at the Public Stand, most people were watching A Great Holders of 2,189 tickets on Chil-Time (Mr. Needa), which had set tern were given a tright when Mr. a fast pace and was leading with Encarnacao left it to the Public something to spare, Violet Queen Stand before coming through be- (Mr. Tuen), and Murray River tween Cocklerol and Devonian to (Mr. D." Black) Mr. Raymond snatch a great victory by half a brought Annabella through on the past the Members' to neck with the leader, and just put his mount's head in front at the Post.'

rails. sped

length.

The other two, ridden by Mr. stand neck Needa and Mr. Black respectively. finished in" that order,"

6. Woollahra Handicap (From the Two Mile Post Once Round and (n)

Mrs. Eu Tong-sen's Chiltern, 160 lbs. Mr. C. Encarnacao) Mr. John Peel's Cocklerol, 149 lbs. (Mr.. V. V. Needa)

1

2

Lady Northente's Devonian, 150

lbs. (Mr. D. Black) "3 Won by length, same between second and third,

Time: 2.01.4.

Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: $10.10. *

Places: $5.80, $6.60, $8.50. Also ran:-Happy Landirigs, 147 lbs. (W. H 8. Davis); Rising Star. 147 (8. W. Pan); Rivulet, 154, CH, C. Plb).

Chiltern

Cocklerot...

Place.

Behind them Violet Queen had dropped out and Mr. Black brought Murray "River home for third place.

9-Manly Handicap. (One Mile) Mr. Cocoa's Annabella, 158

Ibs.....(Mr. A. W.Raymond) 1

Mr, Li Po-chun and Son's A

Great Time, 182 lbs.

·

The Italian Ambassador has also returned to his post-

third winner of the day on Ascot Vale, withstanding a strong "chal-. lenge, from Avalon (Mr. P. L Chin) at the finish,

West Lake (Mr. Chanson) was third, both margins being by half a length.

יו

10. Smugglers Plate. (Six" Furlongs)

Mr. En Tong-sen's Ascot Vale.

151 lbs. (Mr. C. Encarnacao 1 Mr. Gilden Wheel's Avalon, 145 lbs. (Mr. P.L. Chin) Mr. Luf's West Lake, 148 lbs.

(Mr..H. B. Chanson)

GENERAL

VIRTUAL CHINA BLOCKADE

NEW JAPANESE

WARNING

Au-

SHANGHAI, June 3 (T) Ocean) — The Japanese an- thorities have made repre- sentations to the British thorities regarding the acti- vities of British steamers, which the Japanese, 'authori- fles cannot regard as peace- "ful trade."

The Japanese allege that the British flag has been used by the Chinese military forces for military purposes in many cases.

2

3

Won by length: the some be- tween second and third,

Time: 1.34.2. Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: $23.30.

They cite what they claim to be A number of specific incidents, and ask the British authorities to prevent a recurrence of similar in- cidents...

A Warning The "Japanese at the Jamie the warned the British an- thorities that Japan intends. to take measures which they deem necessary for coping with the situation.

They also declare they can- not allow foreign. Powers to engage in any trade which is calculated to help General- Issimo Chiang Kai-shek. In the war of resistance.

The latter phrase, neutrai ob- į servers say; means that the Jap- anese intend to declare vir- tual blockade, though the Jap- anese spokesman refused to admit that this was the meaning of the phrase.

Places: $10.70, $26.30, $10.70. Alsu ran:-Bogey, 145 lbs. (H. J. A. Heame); Bressay, 159 (G. Tre- verton); Charcoal, 148 (Tang Man Wa); Fairchild, 142 (8. W. Pan): Gallant Marshal, 148 (8.W. Tang); Gog, 155 (V. V. Needa); Heddon, 157 (D. Black); Kut Cheung, 148 (A. W. Raymond); Old Fashioned, (S, L. Yuen); Opening Bateman, (Mr. V. V. Needa) 2148 (K. I. Ip); Pall Mall, 154 (H. Mr. Gredka's Murray River.144 C. Cheng): Patriotic Day, 149 (R.

IDs.

(Mr. D. Black) 3 M. Wood); Rose Day, 147 (8. C. Won by a head; three lengths Liang); Sex Horse, 156 · (B. A between second and third.

Proulx); Sports Venture, 158 B. Time: 1,50,4.9.

L Tao); Thanksgiving Day, 150 (C, Churchill); The Mermaid, 148 (H. C. Pin); Tiger Eyes, 149' (Y, T. Fung); Welcome. 157 L B. Chao):

Pari-mptuel:-

Winner: $21.40,

Places. $7.70, $7.70 $14.00, Also ran:-Dick Turpin, 156 lbs. (C. Encarnacao); Macquarie River, 134 (G. Treverton); Perfect Day. 146. (B, C, Liang); Strathearrick, 150 (B. A. Proulx); Twilight Star, 154 (B. L. Tao); Violet Queen, 135 (B. L. "Yuen), Zodiac, 148 (8. W. Tang.

Betting

Ascot Vale Avalon Bogey

Bressay

AIRPORT NEWS Imperial Airways:

NORTHBOUND

Monday: Bangkok, Hanoi, Hong-

kong.

Delphinus-4.30 p.m.

Thursday: Bangkok, Hanoi, Hongkong.

Dorado 4.30 p.m.

SOUTHBOUND

Tuesday: Hanol, Bangkok.

Delphinus-7 am.

Air France:

Wednesday: France Hanoi, Hong-

kong.

い

Service-12.30 p.m. Pan American Airways;

EASTWARD

Thursday: U.S.A, Manila, Hong-

kong,

"

California Clipper-2 p.m.

WESTWARD

Friday: Manila, U.S.A. Philippine Clipper-8.30 a.m. Note: The Monday inward ser vice of Imperial. Airways will carry | Australian and India mall only. The Tuesday service inward will bring the delayed English mall.

WEATHER REPORT

HONGKONG ROYAL

OBSERVATORY

10 a.m., June 4

Barometer (at sea level), 29.83 ins. Temperature, 77 F.

Humidity, 88 per cent.. Wind Direction, E Wind Force (Beaufort), 3. Temperature; maximum yesterday,

84 F.. Temperature; minimum last night,

73 F... Rainfall for 24 hrs. ending 10th

to-day, 0.18 in..

Total rainfall since January lat,

41.77 ins Against an average of, 24.48 Ins.. Bunset to-night, 7.04. p.m. Sunrise to-morrow, 5.38 a.m.

4 p.m., June 4. Barometer (at sea level), 29.78 ins. Temperature, 79 F Humidity, 79 per cent... Wind Direction, E/3. Wind Force (Beaubort), 4.-. Maximum temperature, 31 F. Minimum temperature, 73 F. "Rainfall, nil

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Rising Star

Win.

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Win.

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160

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· GREEN ISLAND HANDICAP

*^(BECOND SECTION) Another magnificent ride by M. Charlie Encarnacao

Rose Queen. At the Public Stand be was nowhere," unnoticed except by the anxious eyes of his supporters.

Then, a great burst on the ́outside,, Laughing Girl

passed. Galveston Bay, the

་་ lender, was overhauled, and, going on, paused by a length- the beat piece of riding in the meeting. A

WEN

In the meantime, Tyne (Mr. 1 B. Chao) which had been promin- ent, had dropped to fourth place.

Murray River. Perfect Day Strathcarrick Twilight Star Violet Queen Zodiac

174 171 1.040" €8016 440 378 109 ·124

6,938 5,212

SMUGGLERS, PLATE

The first really big field of the day lined up for the drst event, 22 starters facing the barriere

O Encarnacso rode his

Charcoal

#

Fairchild

From 8 June to 11 1989

HIGH WATEL Low Watk

Win: Place.

Gallant Marshal ....126

A Great Time Annabella

1,084 1,168

Gog

810

Hong

Hong

1,428

1,171

Heddon

473

Kong

Kong

Dick Turpin

615

595

Kut Cheung.

666

Standard Time.

Btandard

Tim's

Macquarie River

113

148

Old Fashioned

3

531

355

Opening. Bataman.

2

506 303

Pall Mall

b. in. th. m.

Mon:

Patriotic Day.....

Rose Day

145

Tuck 8:

Bea Horse

274

Sports Venture,

336

Wed

Thanksgiving Day

47

The Mermaid

$14

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