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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY JANUARY 10 1910
Sir Francis May, Sportsman.
COLONIALSECRETARY'S NEW BOOK. HISTORY OF PONY AND HORSE RACING IN HONGKONG, Another illustration of the old adage that it afforded by the appearance of a new volume en is the busy man who has most time to sparnis
". It seems that the first mention of the racer being held in Hongkong was in 1846," bat'the Jockey Club record...... ly begin in 1849 It is quite clear however that the Jockey Club was well enabisshed by that time for the race mest- log of 185a is described in a newsp për of the day as the sixth annual meeting, and every year since has had its race meeting, At 1850 races, it is recorded that Mr. (afterwards Sir) Robert Jardins, riding a horas named "Moss Trooper," the property of
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femplate the pursuit of a career which shall and inecclesiastical excommunication. lu any event there is an evident, rolish for profanity in so naming the ponies; and; the want of a Protestant clergymas in the Legation it clearly beginning to tell far that Sir Frederick has only too much resemblance to Gallio of old, and that
MACAO BOUNDAR? QUESTION.
CANTON VICEROY'S MEMORIAL, [From Our Own Corvejendent]
Canton, 7th December
In connection with the question of the de- he cares for none of these things." Welimitation of Macao and whilethenegotiations be liva in strange times, brethren !'"'.
tween the Imperial Chinese Commissioner and
mandate submitted a memorial to the Throng, ton Viceroy, E.E. Yuso, in answer to an Imperial
in which the Viceroy expressed his strong opinion in favour of the opening of the port of Heungchow. It was not until recently that the fact that the Viceroy's memorial had been sub. mitted has become known and authority given
for its publication. The following is a free translation of the ducement —
a seat at the Licensing Board was to guze stolidly at nothing in particular; look preter- naturally solemn, emit at intervals growns and grunte inimitation of the common or harn door" owl, and obey the command of the Captain Superintendent of Police.
The A. S. WATSON & CO., Justices of the Peace have always been re- garded more or less as driven sheep." If the police said "No" the Licensing Board said No" "and added' "thank you for spon by Sir Francis May, entitled "Noter un Mr. Jardins, huset his leg, by colliding in the see the end of this compilation, which grows Sir Joachim Machado were in progress, the Can-
But we must basten un or we shall never saving us the trouble of making up what Pony and Horse Racing in Hongkong," It race with "the bamboo railing." Sir Francis we have the honour to call our minds." was only a year or two ago that the Colonial May adds:"I understand he broke his leg." The. 1865 race meeting is noteworthy as more fascinating the more one looks into it. If the police said "Yes, the license should Secretary' published whit, we then termed a bu granted" then "Unanimous" was the ademecum to the sport of yachting, but then the following year there was a quaint and being the first that Sir Paul Chater attended. cry and there you were. The business alt posting instincts of the writer' were by co
humorous incident.
All the paples that ran at it and at all sub- cut and dried, the proceedings conducted
means exhausted with that: subject. And
Some sensation was caused by the Con-rqueat medlings were China ponies, he told expeditiously and decorously, everybody in Hongkong *wn have a fresh example of in this brochure on "Fony and Hort's Racing
::solation Race being won by a Sydney the writer. From 1863 onwards horse racing horse that was taken out of a baggy and gradually died out until to-day the China pay happy and mirthful-except the poor ap- the many-sidedness of the author. la öne
allowed to ran to make a race, there being raigas supreme. The Jockey Club records are plicant, perhaps and all willing to fall on way, the book or booklet (it only extends
only two other starters, the neck of the Captain Superintendent of to 38 pages) is far too modest nad unat
described as fairly complete from 1871, and That's something like sport. One wonders the winners of the principal races are recorded, MANUFACTURERS. Police in recognition of his ability to save suming. It is a record of the early days of what becams of that prize winner afterwards. in the apptudio the apoual Race Book,
The delimitation of the boundaries of Macao the time of the Court and the mentality of racing in Hongkong and nothing more. At Nothing of any moment is noted until we come so Sir Leary way contents himself with re-
has been in negotiation between the Commis the Justides. Why then should the Gover Grat sight it seems to be merely a chronological to what is entitled "The advent of the China cording those, facts which strike him as being sion rs of the two coumsies for atyerel montba hor-in Council frame all these new rules litt beginning at the year 1815, and one gets 1856 the first race exclusively seserved for kong Delby was run and in 1875 the Fake conclusion. I have been in receipt of a num pooy High class English borsa racing." In of special faterest. In 1873 the fent qua past, and it has not yet reached a satisfactory a feeling of disappointment that the author about the election of Justices to the Licens should have missed his opponosity of writing China ponies was sun, the entry being: "The Cup disappeared from the programme, ita ber of telegrams and letters, informing me of ing Board? The idea we imagine is that really anecdotal history of horse racing in
Celestial Stakes for at China ponies entrance place being taken by the Kenchong. Cap. there will be a big rush for the position when this Colony, especially when he is probably Sz each with Sto added, catch weights-j
the fact that the Portuguese have, ou many Now we have finished with the chronicle of occasions, violated the trusty batwood China the next election takes place and in order to the best qualified in Hongkong to undertakes file A pony belonging to a naval man won restrain the enthusiasm of sporting Justices such a task; As we get towards the end while an officer of the R. E, and another of and quench the ardour of excited partisans, however we discover that when Sir Francis the RN. came in second and third on "Amoy it has been deemed necessary to lay down May has finished with his cold facis and data,yers" and "Hot Copptrs" respectively. CHAM-the law sharp and definite so that the ex-
he is laclined to unbosom himself of some of
The author adds ironically:-
There were two other poules in the race. uberance of the runners for the licensing those reminiscences which are cherished by all stakes may be kept in check, to show that have passed through the hurly-burly and axcite. te sportsmoo, more especially when they
ridden apparently by midshipmen, There is no record of the weights cairied but there there is really something in our suppositionment of youthful" enthusiasm and entered an
is the significant note "won easyall that those who get the position of members the quiater side of life. But here again, the
bolted" against this historic event. of the Licensing Board will cause all the perusal of these fatimate little "personals”.
In referring to the fact that it was at this other Justices to break the tenth command simply serves to incite the reader to ask for meeting that Chion ponies first came into their ment into small and gritty chunks, we need more. Sir Francis May only whets our appetite, and that a Cuina pony for the first "tima only point out that there is no rule to guide with bis curtaied recollections. We can well Hongkong was placed in a race for mixed the presiding officer in the event of there believe, however, that long before be had com. doubles the following extrace quoted 'by Sir
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surely speaks for itself. If the Governorsin Council thought for a minute that there might he half-hearted response on the part of those entitled to enter the contest for a seat on the bench, he and his advisers would undoubtedly have madę rules to deal with such a deadlock. But there are no such rules, nor are there any to say what shall be done if there are only two candidates for three vacancies. The entire list is framed on the principle that there will always be more 'can- didates than vacancies, and that the great thing is to make the conditione so stiff and the handicap so beavy that the participators will not have the time to engage iu a game of fisticuffs. What we should have liked to have seen in the rules wastan order com mixed with aerated or plain waterpelling every candidate to make a speech on his nomination. Then we might be able to select the wheat from the chall, that is to
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amount of trouble and research which were in. Phad "become well-nigh exhausted with the
volved. No one who has not tried his hand at framing even an index of events can forin the lightest conception of the mental and phy. sical labour which is required in order to patch
ether even the most trivial occurrences. sight seems so incommensurate with the exer And when the end is reached the result, at first in that the worker is almost inclined to feel annoyed. In this case, however, much valu- able material which would otherwise have dis- appeared bas been rescued from the lumber abelves of the Library and other places, and the result is a bundy book of reference which will appeal to all sportines is Hongkong, whether they are owners, siders backers or simply on lookers..
day of recording in semi-official for the What led Sir Francis May to assume the meetings bald under the auspices of the jockey Club? That question, which was certain to dole by the author. The subject cropped up have been asked, is answered in a prefatory at one of the annual dinners of the Stewards of the jockey Club, and before we go farther we most quote Sir Francis May's appreciation of of the personalities of those prérent the delights of these functions. He is speaking
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* In truth, all the horser had had enough. of it; and a walk-aver would have been a sony ending for one of the best Race Meetings ever bald in the Colony and bar that would compare with the best country meeting in England. The attendance was numeroba-boyund ordinary both do the Grand Stand and esclosure and without it; and everybody--ladies and gentlemen, grooms and borse-keepers, Sonso Neptune and Soon of Hab-secmed extremely well The quotation concluded with the pious hope
pleased with the sport aff_ided,” -
days, and remember that was the time May 1857 be as good." Lively folk in those when Great Britain had a Crimean War and ao Indian mutiny on her hands. But as the
know the old country would pull through some. good people of Hongkong could reader no
now and so they kept up their spirits with help why should they lack mournful? Tany
horse-racing. In 1858 it was not the custom At least that is what we take to be the meaning for the true sportsmen to watch pony racas. of the following eatences which the author has culled from a local newspaper of that date:
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guesa is to encrcack on Chinese territory and extend the boundaries of Macas with the kopa of sacking commercial advantages, Macao is really not an important trade centre : the revenue of the Colony is almost entirely derived from thegambling and oplum farms, and from the people of the underworld. The money thus collected by Macao' is almost wholly from the people of South Chins. If we Chinese can all abstain from visiting Macao and not 'stake our money at the pleasure retoris there, the collection of revanue by the Colony will cer tainly show a considerable decrease,
the races and come to the comments and remi-and Portugal and that the delimitation question niscences. Here in fairness to the author we would probably result in trouble. From ibe must certail the limits of quotation, although pressat outlook of affairs, it is difficult for the it is a trying job to refrain from picking out the Imperial Commissioner to deal with the matter plum that are so temptingly displayed. We ard to selle it fribe present. It is my humble may be allowed to note that in 1884 Sir Paul opinion that, if we are is too great baste to push on Chater, then a plain Mister, woo 15 races with to the Gegotiations to a conclusion without carefal different posies out of a string of 13 which he and serious consideration of the surrounding bad ronning. In addition two popies trained conditions, while the Portuguesa are persisting in bis stable, one for Mr. H. N. Mody and the in their demands, there wonid undoubtedly be other for Mr. T. Chater, a brother of Sir serious less to our interest. Before the problem Paul's, woo a race each, making 17 wins for the is solved we should take the opportunity of stable out of a total of zó races sun during the considering what other steps should best be three days of the meeting. It is to be noted taken against them "n as to save the fire- also that this was the first occasion on whichwood from burning altogether from under the then does not spam to bave deserted bim since, As the author says: "Sir Paul Cbater retired on these laurels and has not raced or the Hongkong Turf since. He has, however, been 'a' most successful trainer of Mr. Mody's large and generally successful stable." Au. other record established by Sir Paul it in his attendaire at the races. He bas, not missed a single meeting, since 1865, and the next meet ing will mark bis 45th consecutive appearance at the Hongkong Races, Sir Franci May devotes paragraphs to all the old familiar the sporting and social even's they are and jackeys who have made the local meetings
we must reluctantly conclude. Afier des neighbourhood of, and in competition with, The best plan for us to adopt for the present tells a story about Mr, Lough with which would be to open a commercial po t in the close' cribing Mr. Hough as the strongest rider he Macao. The people of the Heungahan district has ever seen in Hongkong or China, he have recently selected a suitable place for deve
Bell-Irving's for the Champion Stakes in 1834. Cactor, E. Chang les chun, proceeded in per- tells how the genial Clerk of the Course broke lopment into a port which they bave decomloat-
He went to London to consult Mr. (now Sir son to make an inspection of the place and to his right leg when riding g pany_cf.Mr. James ed the "city of Heungchow." The ex-Viceroy of
Frederich) Treves, to whom he was introduced perform the ceremony of laying the foundation gentleman rider in Hongkong and China.permission to raise money for the schards. by the brother of Sir Francis May as a crack stone of the new city, and he granted the people. Mr-Hoogh was always a man of large Heung chow is about go' from Macao, having frame who had to reduce his weight by over water communication by sea and with the inland a sinne and a half in order to ride. Dur«. Waterways and baving within its limits a harbour ing the time he was laid up in Hongkong berof steamers, Heungchow is also within close large enough for the accommodation of a rum- with his broken leg, and on the voyage distance of the proposed line of the Croton home, he bad naturally put on a great Chinshan railway, so that when the railway deal of weight and when he appeared in built great convenience will be available Sir F. Treves consulting room he must bave weighed nearly 13 stens sad kis chandise. If progress in the development of to the people for the transhipment "of mere sheulders gave him the appearance of Houagchow in maintained, a large city will" weighing more.
"This is Mr. Hough whom I have told will then become a flourishing trade centre. be created in one or two years, and l you about,” said, my brother. "Ob, good I would beg to suggest that the Viceroy morning, Mr. Hough," said Sir Frederick, of the Liang Kwang provinces should be em shaking hands and adding jalta voce to my powered to encourage the people in their work brother with that dry bumour for which he by exempling them from taxation of likip and iss celebrated: "I say, May, do they race other duties temporarily, until the port is fully elephants in Hongkong?" believe we have proved, Nxes on Pony and them pecuniary assistance to the same manner developed. If the people fail to raise sufficiant As we bave said, and as we are fain to money for the project, Government should giva
name of sportsman will pracuse it, goes without officials Toere is, of course, not the least fear a veritable mine of interest and chrystallised id Kunggu, for the erection of wharves, building Horse Racing in Hongkong" is in its own way as was done in the case of Tia Shany port in cident. That everyone who pretends to the roads, &c with adequate protection from aks
not congratulate those who are responsible for our scheme of opening a commercial port, saying. We must confess, however, that wo CAD! of interference on the part of foreigners with were commonplaces. In 1865 the Challenge book is unhandy, unwieldy, unattractive and port,
100 guideat the form in which the "Notes" appear. The Whip Heungchaw becomes a flourishing Cup that a trophy was something like a trophy from some appendix to a blue book, Hadder the altered conditions of the time, when
was valued at 500 guïseas, so without any
the trade of Macao will certain- frature 10 distinguish itly dwindle to a considerable degres. Un- in those times.
it been brought down to pocket-siz, say, Heungchow shall have fully developed the prialed in bigger type, it would Portuguese will find it is of no avail to resist in
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The pony races were remarkably good but unfortunately we had no Sporting Correspondent" on the field to record for us the, feats of jockeyship. Luckily, how- ever, all went off pleasantly—no spilis even, save in the race for the "Nativa luise," when several. Celestials were suddenly' transformed into Tarrestials, to their ow amazement and the intenso amusement of the lookers-on.
In 1861 a new rule was promulgated, pro-
The inspiriting conversation of curveteran Sir Paul Chater, a very Prince of optimiste, fills our minds with confidence that the forthcoming meeting will eclipse all its predecessors in success white the thought- ful care of cuf Clerk of the Course entures grateful refreshment to our bodies, lodeed, he who has not tasted York Hamd la Jardinière Bad Angel Pie prepared by the dir. ction and under the supervision of Mr.bibiting any groom or professional rider from T. F. Hough, can lay do claim to be an siding in the training alter the 1st December till years later, however, the rule was altered to read the date of the meeting (18th February). Two
of mening. In 1863. we meet the Garrison *after the date of closing of the entries to date.
Cup and the German Cup for the first time,
The Casion Cup was warth, 150 guineas; What will open the eyes of the ordinary reader is the immense value of many of the Cups.
Cup 150 guiccas; the Foocio Cup 309 the Garrison Cup-430 guineas; the Gistman guineas; while Cups worth
epicure.
solved to raise the price of their spirits and malt liquors by five cents a glass for the former and five cents a bottle for the latter.
When some
poor deluded soul thought he would indicate his dis- approbation of this extortion and called is Francis May tells us that it was at one of for Bovril he was quietly informed that the these functions not long ago price of that liquor had also advanced by that conversation turned on byegone days, five cents. Now a candidate for Licensing.
when thorough-bred hartes imported from Board honours ought to be in a position to tell the voters in what category Bovril comes, usual somebody sagely remarked that it England competed for the Blue Riband of the Hongkong Turt in Happy Valley. whether it is a spirit or a malt extract. We was know that lemonade has a perceptible quan races in the early days of the Colony
a pity there
was ou record of the tity of alcohol in its composition, but fancy and an asual Sir Heary stepped into the man getting inebriated on Bovril. All this breach, saying that he would confias his has dragged us away from the point-What labours to that period anterior to the time when is it that induces Justices of the Peace to
the races were confined to China papies, That tussle for a seat on the Licensing Board? be undertook a greater burden than be im We should like to know for several reasons, well understand. As a matter of fact the col agined at the time he made the offer we cap
anything tangible in it we know a few right entail far more trouble (ban be cilective pre hem had haid luck, the animals in many cases worthy brethren who could do justice to the rentation of a mass of statistics. The work dying on the voyage or injuring themselves job.
must have been rendered additionally trouble.beyond repair. It was in 1864 that the first some owing to the unsatisfactory way in whick race meeting at Peking, was held and wo feel the-old-records-cf-the-Jockey Club were kept,
-compelled-to-qubte-Sir-Henry-May's-quote In those days, the newspapers, were potence is to the Student Interpreters at the tion if only for the fee of the thing. The re-
latest edition as they are now, 'a circumstance eager to get the very latest event into the British Legation and it runs which is commented upon 'in these plaintive
In the early 'sixties the owners were busily and
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YESTERDAY R! about 8,30's.m, while a coolis, ia the employ of Messis: Weismann, Ltd,, was
Bingle Copies, Dally, ton cuite. Weekly, twenty-cleaning the show window, the ladder slipped words by the author: The accounts of the
fronts (for cash only).
racas published at the time do not supply the Information in which the records are deficient."
boys at Poking have celebrated the First "I see from the paper that a parcel of
have enabled the printers in emblazo the name on the back, so that its character and contents could have been recognised at a glance when placed on the library shelf. Ad it in it will be hidden away and smothered noless of ann's bookcase. care in tako that it is kept in the spot section
St each.
The book is on sale at the office of the pub these, Messrs. Noronha & Co., at the price of
HONGKONG LIGHTERS ADRINI.
advantags even though negotiations may have we will undoubtedly have secured the greatest to be conducted altesh. The Imperial Com missioner should be furnished with confidential iestractions not to have the question settled in an unsatisfactory manner at the present pomest, but to adopt a Fabian policy and await his opportunity, when one dots arise, to seiso 1, and the patriolic scatiment of the and smashed the large plate glass to pieces.
people would be (anther stimulated, dent The coolie bad a' narrow escape from injury,
Annual Races of that Metropolis. to the
Sloce ibe opening of the negotiations between huge astonishment of gaping groups of WE are informed that the ss Korea, scheduled
the respective Commissioners on the Macao de Mongolians, Tartarand Tibetaon. The farce to leavs San Francisco on January 7th, will
limitation, the Chinese in Macao, being in of the thing in that, taking their cue from Bit mako special call at Manila in order to pra
state of great excitement, agreed not to farm the F. Brace, they have had a delicate fling t
The other day we reported the recovery of gambling monopoly there. Moreover, the ap HÖNGKONG, MONDAY, JANÚARY 10, 1916.
vide a direct so:vice for passengers who desire to the chropological section of the Notes," for
We do not propose to go very deeply into the minionary body by the simple method one s'eel lighter, bulit in Hongkong for Manila,pearance of the Portuguese warships in these visit Manila during the Manila Carnival, which that would be robbing the writer of his rights, will take place on Februaly 5th to 14th in but we may be allowed to dip bere and ibere
of naming one of the ponies New Mr. that bad broken adrift on being towed down, waters has scared them, so the people in genaçal A QUESTION of licensëS.
Afiicheli,, I've seen the day when i would by the ss. Indramayo and taken to Singapore. ara sil determined to strongly oppose the Por kavo orjoyed, that as an exquisite joke;
When the Norwegian steamer Zungus at- taguess in the delimitation queation even with at random. To begin with, a good maoy Without being in the least degree inquisi. ACCORDING to native reports the Prince people will be amazed to learn that the Hong-
#Indeed, even yet I acknowledge the hum-rived at Manila from Poom Penh last Sator their lives. We should new therefors encourage tivo, we wonder what is the sum total of the Regentibus, been anxious to keep bimasti in kong Races during the administration of Six
one of the thing so decidedly that I should day afternoon, 1st inst., the vessel had in tow the people in developing Hausgehow as far as bonour and glory which fall to those fortuante Ching to appoint a few translators from the "for which purpose," says Dr. Eitel in his would have not sold my either, for, he won-identifying masks upon it. The lighter was in this way the friendly relations batwaen, thus
formed of foreign news and han ordered Prince. H. Pottinger, 1841-441 were held in Macao,
have put all my money on the divine had new lighter which is supposed to belong to the possible and when the time comes, all trouble, been at Féking. The Res. Mr. Mitchell military authorities although there are no concerning the delimitation will melt away and Justices of the Peace who are elected to Walwupu to altend at his residence daily and | History of Hongkong, “a general pilgrimage tð 1999. 2a\haif-mile ́race and came in third in" } picked up in the Chian Sea 900 miles two countries will not be impaired.
he Hongkong Gelegraph
closive.
However, the completed record is wonderfully interesting and wonderfully full of gustat material.
on the Licensing Board? There must | make translations of extracts: from foreign Macao occupied the latter ball of the month of
be something worth striving for, otherwise | newspapers for the Regent's perusal. why should the Governor-in-Council solemnly lay their comprehensive head together and formulate, a long list of rules determining the election ahall be conducted, and how the candidates ahall be nominated, and “woters shall, vote and so on. Wo were under the impression that all that was required of #Justice of the Peace who took
RETURN of visitor to the City Hall Library and Moseum for the week ending the oth January, 1910 (excluding Now Your's day)sim
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February in 1843 and 1845 Those were the shop for a week or a fortnight at a time and great days, when a merchant could shut up his sail away in a jaunty schooner to Macac, pot knowing or caring when, he would be able to "gat back. Nowadays it in only by tha akin of our leath that we are able to pay a flying visit to the Racecourse at Happy Valley. It is becor mora sad mare evident that wa'were bor
SECOND STEEL VESSEL RECOVERED,
of Luzon, and in the pre
On Saturday, in laki, Guard Pabl be inspector's staff at tha' found a quanti Cintas Cha
handicap I regret to notice that the semi-west of the COAST profanity of which that student interpreter second of the two steel lighters which were was guilty who called bis pony the Res. 1ost to the typhoon last October while en route dr. Mitchelf, has proved conftaglods and to their destination. The recovery of these been carried to decidedly profane lengths lighters is fongste circumstance, as both by his fellow interpreters, for one of them essels were insured agalost total loss in a local marise insurance company, Though the my" "underwriters may hayden, compensale, the Ho kind, while,
captains of the s.s.",7ndramayo and of the STiLeme for salvagg@ench compensation
not amount te wendly, the coll
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