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Mr. Ellis Radoorie's Belgian Chial, tost. ib. (Maller) o Sir Henry May's Astra", 1:st 12lb" (Master) Mr. Dryasdust's Coexcomb, lost talb ne

(Laurence), a Mr. T. F. Hough's Cadrow's Dream, tast

61........... (*ickmann) o Admiral Lambton's K-mranh, ça; tolk......

(Kramer) o General Broadwood's Rufus, tost ziţi...

(Heathcote) o Mr. Buxey's Real Rose, lost 11lb...(Burkili) `o * zib over.. flb over.

Rufus giying some trouble. delayed the stari, Olive Tree bad the best of a poor start by several lengths from Coxcomb and, Belgian Chief Third, Kamranh was a long way behind "last., Galloping paite Stand for the first time the order was: 'Olive Tree, Coxcomb, Belgian Chief and Rutas, Kumrah, being Tast. Real Rose and Lamerloo,

bo b bard held, we're in front of Kamrab. Olive Tree was still leading at the Bowri?'g:op gote from Coxcomb, Rutus being third. At the

mila post Real Rose crept up and got into fourth place with Astral by his aide Real Rest, arswering to the whip got into third place with Corcomb Rod Olive Tree in foot. Rounding the vill ge bend Mr..Vida hugged the rails and Lomėtion coming up a grand style overhauled the field in front of him and romped, home a splendid wiener by two lengths from Olive Trep who was secund and selo mlind. M, John song was loudly app auded for his meginficent win,

Time, an 38 sec.

Tar- uuel.

Place.

Ponies.

Lamerton

345. .571

Olive Tree

166

Seafoam

07

477

228 155

1,8$.. Dividends-Win, Sriyo Pluce 5, $.80; $ 0.30, $13.00,

Cash Sweept

icket No. 2235, 183 $1,575.00 183, 2018 5009 241, and $agoO Commission, $ 150.00

Tatal, Sxico.co HE COVERNOR'S CUP-Presented by His Excellency Sis F. J. D. Lugard. good to receive Siga; and thid $75., For Chias poules; subichiption krills of this reason thng-1910. Weight for inches as per scale. Wiaters of one hace 7 lb of two or more faces to lb. cx.. Extrarde Sio. niile. Mr. John Peel's Blackmose Vale, 111.5lb

(Juhnique)

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Mr. Eilia Kadooria's Tartar Chief, röst e^lb

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(Burkill) o

Capt. P. H. M. Taylor's Tomahawk, 11st b (Moiler) a Mr. Medico's Starlight, 1st zlb ...(Master) of Mr. P. B. Marshall's Walnut Tres fost plb Mr. Dosh's Greyback, 10st solb* (Klimanek) 0-

(Blair) 0 * gib allowance.

Mr. Medico's Christmas Daisy, rast yib *... Billy led at the art, and into the village

(Col, Bayard) a bend where he was displaced by Heraldic. Mr. Q.T.''Insuar xosi ylb*.....(Kramer) o Sorosis challenged successfully and assumed M. W. G. Pirin's Rickshaw Mai tist üb...

(Johnstrne), the lead at the last quarter, Egisbing in front of Heraldic by two fargths. Llama Chief was third and Billy last.,

(Williams) Mr. Seth's Lightfoot Fist 4ib......(Owner) Time: m. 30 3/5 sec.

Mr. Smith's Dartmoor 10st 1316*...(Scarlett) Mr. Billiards' Suooker, 1111 1lb......(Master) ([0-] The last race of the day was won by Cobalt. Time: tm. 15 sec.

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Ponies..

Sorosis

Wis. 56

Pari-Mutuel.

Place.'

107

Heraldic

370

557

Llama Chief

158

222

834 1,519

$67.

Dividends-Win,

Places, $.0.50, $6.30, $9.00 Cash sweep Ticket No. 220, txt, $1,609.05 18, 2nd, $459 90

229; 3rd, $22995

Commission, $125.50

Total, $1,525,00 9-THE CHAMPION STAKES,- WiDm1 $1,500, Second Soo. Third $ton, "For Chica ponier, wingers at this meeting only. A forced eatry. Weight for inches as per scale. “Ka- trance $20 for: ench 'race wog,

One mile and quarter. Mr. Buxey's Little Gem Rose 104 alb...... Burkill

Mr. F. B, Marshall's Maple Tree Tostelb

(Crichton), 2 Mr. Buxey's Spring Rose, 11st ilb.(Moller) 3 Mr. F. B. Marshall's, Persimmon, Tree rost

(Vide); o Messrs. Beverley and Stand sh's Worcester A na to Angie (Laurence) o

Mr John Peet's Kikpatrick ist rib.....

(johnstone) yo Mr. F. H Marshall's Fig Tree, rost 12lb

(Brice) o For the bonour of the Champions of the meeting seven pisici sahed. Mr, F. B. Marshall tent cut three indulates, Mr. Busey two, and Mr. John Peel and Messrs. Beverley adStandish one each. The twúrival stables and reserved their best presentatives for this race, none had started previensly-during the day. Little Gem Rose was the first to make bis appearance in the field fod was Imartly gal, taped down to the starting post. Kirkpatrick

followed, then come Worcester, with Maple rice alter him and his stable companion OnePersimmon Tree. Fig Tree, showed if bad temper by bucking and kitking but My Brice Rept his seat well. Aller a few jeues Spring Rose walked up to the starters. Through Fix Tipe's restiveness cousiderable diffically was expericaced bifore the park. The fit false start was occasioned, by

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Mr Buxcy's Vicioni Rose, 1134 51b**... *....

(Burkill) Capt. P. H. M. "Taylor's Tomahawk tyst til

(Healbeute) Mr. F. 1, Marshalf's Walnut Tree, c51 talb

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3

(Vida)

o -Mr. G. O. Henrique Vul, atin, s lib...

(Owner) o Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Servian Chief, 1st

(Moller) .0 Mr. Ollery's Trelase, 4lb........(Brice) o Capis. Dwyer and Beasley's Kerry, 11si 115

Mr. Bomed's Bintang Pindar, 11st 1lb

(Master) Mr. Ollery's Tremear, 1081-3 2lb...(Crichton) Mr. Dyaust's Palex1st 17)b(Kremer) Mr, T.-F. Hough's Cadww's Fame Fist gl

him Worcester, trafted down some distance and cause another couple of minutes' delay. After a third and a lourth false start, the field evenidally gat, away. Spring Rosealed daws in front of Werceiler and was making the pace a bot one. Persimmon Tree was third, Maple Tree fourth, Little Gem Rose filth, Kirkpatrick It sixth and Fig Tree several lengths behind tast. In galloping (Laurence) o, round the village head for the first time the position was aj st.stated. Passing the Brand Stand Spring, Roed was in the vap, bowed by Worcester Maple Tree, Persim omon Tree, Fig Tree and Little Gem Resé and Kirkpatrick in close company. Before the Golf Club booth Little Gem Rose begno.to put on * lb penalty.

speed and crept stendily up gettipg-into fourth. solb penalty.

place, pursued by Kirkpatrick who overlook the Victoria Rose was in feast at the star, but Tire comp. niari at the bottom of the hill, relinquished, the position in favour of Trelade, Kikpatic's pace was'not kept up and both Tree Bad Maple Tree on Walauet Tree and Temfor; That was the order Persimmo passing the Judge's Box for the fitil-round, Cad-overhauled him with Line Gem Rose Worcester and sow's. Fame being las. The field spread in front but behind

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out at the back streich. Kerry was now S. Rose who held the command to fourth, Victoria Rote if h and Cadrow's the village bend, Worcester gave way to "Fame bringing up the rear. • Kerty, tank third Little Gem Fore she now-inced neck and companion whila place at the bottom of the incline, Trelade being neck with his stable still fit followed by Walnut Tree, at d Kerry. Persimmon Tree and Maple Ties were The dark blue and Victoria Rose wal now, called upon and ans. bath, going strong. wered gamely's he took. Third and recond silver was closed in the bunch. Kirkpatrick was filth. Little Gem Rose hád a lot of ge and places, respectively, "fiom Kerry and Trolade. A fios TCE 2010 the

home straight com og up in fine style entered the straight end- eñabed, "Victoria Rosé sbowing slighting the field, Worcester being second, pring to the front with, Kerry and Walnut Tree Rose third,, Maple Tree fourth, Persimmon Álmost on level terms Blackmore Vale was coming up strong so was Tomahawk at this stage when the issue of the race hung in the balance and resulted in a win for Blackmore Vale by a head. Tomabawk wis a very good third, balf a length-behind.

Time: am. og sec.

Pari-Mutuel.

Tree fifth, Kirkpatrick sixth and Fig Tree last. In the last quarter Maple Tree co the outside challenged vigoregaly, but Little Gem Rose kept bis pace and won an exciting race by halla length from Maple Tree Spring Rose was third. Liule Gem Rose's time was a record.,

Mr. Laworks' Spirit Lavel, 1ost 13lb

1

o

Pari-Mutuel

Podies.

Wio.

Place.

Cobalt

58

IPA

Roumanian Chief 18

.55-

38..

81

712.

1,266

Cabbage Tree

Dividends -Win, $55.20 Placas, $19.10, $32,20, Sat 80 Cash sweep:

Ticket No. 80, 1st, $1,449.00 34, 2nd, 414.00 217, 3rd, $207.00 Commission, $230.00

Total, $2,300.00

ANALYSES.

WINNING STABLES. Mr. Buxeyi Mr. John Peel......... Mr. F. B. Marshall "Mr. W. G. Pirie ...

•

Mr. Ellis Kadoorie....

Mr. Dryasdust...

Mr. T. F. Hough....

Mr, Crookended ....................................... Mess. Beverley & Standish. Messrs. Stabb and Murty Stewart...sindiciba Captr. Dwyer & Bensley, Mr. Johnstoha Mr. Metlica

Admiral Lambton..... Messrs. Findlay & Moir Capt. P. H. M. Taylor ...... Mr. Billiardsonime. Mr. L.K:LecOR, Mr. Ollery

ÁVINNING 'JJČKEYS. Mr.johnstone.....

Mr. Burkill

Mr. Vida

Mr. Laurence Mr. Moller

Mt. Crichton Meifrice

Capi, Meitheals Colonel Bayud

Capt, Blair. Mr Master

WINNING PONIES. Blickmore Vals Silveran ** Man Manga Little Gem Rose Royal Rose Kirkpatrick II. Pel Rose

Victoria Rosp Wojeester......

Warrior Rose gumalina Mernell

Spring Rose Sorqsis

Maple Trees und

- Palm Tree....

Lamerton......... Persimmon Tree.... Cidraw's Famo.... Fig Tren

Serving Chief.... Resolutios........... Cobalt Heraldic

Ketry..........

Liemă Chief

Belgian Chief

Olive Tree Giesler seche Christmas Daisy ............................... Double Dragon

Rickshaw Man .................. Tartar Chief....... Rubber Chief....... Roamanías Cbiel flartwood....

Berty ima

Tomahawk

Snooker en serveravine

Time: 2m, 34 1/5 sec.

Pories

Blackmore Vale 500

Win, Place,

690

Ponies.

Win.

Pati-Mutuel

Place.

Victoria Rose Tomahawk

252

351

Little Gem Kose 791 Maple Tree

870

Celia Rose

grims a

30

67

Servian Chief

.........

10.

510

Spring Rese

128

173

Dwarf Ros!.......

1,107. 2,073

2,270

Best Friend

Dividends:-Winner-59.go.

Tiemear

Rêve d'Or Rosa

Places $6.50, $.840 $17.99

Cash Sweep:

Ticket No., 454, 131 54,754,55 266, 2nd $ 301.30 328, 3rd $ 250.65 Commission

$278.50

Total $1785.00

8. THE CONSOLATION STAKES.—A Sweep-

3,595' Dividends:-Win, $9.00 Placer, $6.50, $10649, $14 50

Cash Sweeps Ticket No. 1 020, 141 58,012.30

1,053, 2nd $1,197.80. 465, 3rd $4,148.90

·Commission $1,311.00 -

Total $12,810.00

stakes of $to`ench with Ston added. Second 10-THE NIL DESPERANDUM STAKES.~A

10 receive $150; and third $75. For China. ppales that have rud and not won at this enssting. Weight for inches as per scale. Jockeys who have never had a winding mount in either Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed 5 lb. Three quarter of a mile. Mr. Dryanduty's Somosis. 1ost 12ìb (Laurance) ! Mr. John Poel's Heraldic, soit nib........

{Johnstone) a Mr. Ellit. Kadooria's Llama Chlel, tost glb -

(Crichton) 3 ́Mr. D. M. Slater's Rajpur, rost 715*/ pacie

(Owart) o Major H. Findlay's Billy, tost zoib*'

(Commodors Lyon) o

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sweepstakes.ol S10 with $100 added. Winner

·Triad foxcomb

Seafoam...... Cabbage Trea

zat zad 3rd 9 525 94.6 3

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Lunch in Hongkong Cricket Club Pavilion 1.15 p.m. Friday, 18th, February. 19to. Play to commence at a p.m. Jockeys in colours.

Ownert.

Jockeys. Major Eaton, Buffa Col. Bayard, Buffs Capt. Dwyer, &.0.A.

Capt. Fitz Herbert Capt. Heathcole

to receive 70 per cent.; second 20 per copt. ¡ And third, 10 per cent. For Chios ponies, subscription griffins of this season 1909-1910 | that have you and not won at this meeting. Weight for inches as per scale. Jackets who have never had a winning mount ja either Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsis allowed 5lb. Five furlonga. Mesara. Stabbaod Murray Stewart's Cobalt,,

Fost #alb..........................................................(Crichton) i Mr. Ellis Kadoozin's Roumanian Chief, rret

sib .......... ...........................................(Moller)..H, Humphreys

F.B. Marshall H.P. White W. D. Jupp

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