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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY FER. 28, 1617-

Fr'm a good start, Cobleigh settled down in front of Dandy DahliaTM

*blis "with "Hüch“Enth third. On passing thajadge's box, the order of the lenders wan Dandy

STRIKE ENGLAND'S

LIFE-NERVE.”

Dablis, Tom Cobleigh, and Hush Reichstag 'Leader. Urgen Fußlast Hush, Hearing Bowrington gats, Dramatick sarumed the leader

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Use of the Submarine.

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ship and up the incline he had a Berlin, January 19.--

gth load over the Dahlia, with Westarp, leader of the Conteres Tom Cobisigh third and Hush tive party in the Reichstag, Hush fourth. Round the bend declared himself in favour of the Hush Hush forced the pace fullest use of submarines -in' a the outride. course, speech at Magdeburg. He said: straight "Our atmost strength "must the and .!!into Dramstick led, Hush Hush hay now be thrown into the scales... ing worked into second place with There is no weapon of warfare should withhold. the Dahlia third. It was a hot which wo

have too few wespons racu home, Dramatick getting the verdict by two lengths from Hush in hand against England, who Hash, who was half a length in possesses at this moment our

colonies, "her swept away front of Bol.

commercial ・ marine, and pat ́a blookada into effect.: If we want to make further progress against England we mast strike her life Derve her commercial fest. We Ticket No. 417 1: $2,049.68] have already dealt England 303 2nd 585.62] mighty blows in cruiser warfare, 687 3nd 292.82 and it in technically possible to 486.88 sugment our achievements, but the ohief thing is commercial Total $3.415.00 warfare. It is a good sign that $10 tickets :- 370, 97, 385, nobody feels it necessary to try and interfere with the plans and 623, 173.

decisions of the military authori- ties, but that everybody has fall confidence."

Time.-2 min, 09. 2/5 secs. Pari-mutuel :--

Winner, $9.90.

Places, $6; $7.80; $10.50. Cash Sweeps:-****.

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Commision

8.-The Champion Stake.- Winner $2,000. Second $500. Third $300. For Chins Ponies, Winners at this Meeting only. Weight for inches as per scale. One Mile and a quarter. Mr Exra's Triumpb, 10st. 126.

(Mr Exra) 1 Mr John Peel's, Sandy 10st. 12lb. (Mr Johnstone)

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Mr Ezra's Dixie, 11at, b, (Mr Seth)

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German Decoration for Chinese

Officer.

In the the Spring of 1916. the Board of General Staff Bent esvaral officers to Europe to sou the fighting at the fronts of the various countries, Oulonel Wa

Kasngabieh has been in Europe for about one year, and has re- Bularly sent reports on the milit ary operations which came under his view. He has been fighting in the region of the Black Sea, He is now with the German

Mr Henry Humphreys' North- land, list. lib. (Mr Knoll From the start, Dixie abowed the way, being closely followed by Northland and Triomph Passing the judge's box, Dixie held the premier position, with Northlands, Sandy and Army. The Kaiser has given Triumph following in process him an Eagle Decoration. He is ional order. At the back stratob,

now enquiring through the Wai- Dixie was still in front leading chino Pa whether be will be from Northlande by two lengths, permitted to wear the Decoration. Sandy coming next. At the root the favourities were racing in partnership, Northlands short- reduced the ly afterwards lead which Dixie had over into the him.

Coming

home straight, Triumph, on the outside, forced the pace and shot past the post half a length in front of Bandy, Dixie being one length away third. Time: 2 min. 38.3/5 secs. Pari-matuel :-

Winner, $8.

Places, $5.20; $5.20;

Cash Sweepe****

Ticket No. 87 1st $12,695.37

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98 2nd 1902 3rd Commission

Pari-matuel:-

Winner, $58.

Places, $13.90, $7.80, $13.40. Cash Sweeps:

Ticket No. 605 1st $2,856.00

604 2nd

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40 3nd

408 00

Commission

640.00

Total $4,720.00 810 Tickets:-710, 519, 692, 497, 869.

10. The Nil Desperandum Stakes.-A Sweepstakes of $5 3,627.25 each with $300 added for Win- 1,813.63 ner. Second $200. Third $100. 4,583.87 For Chios Ponies, Sabmcription Griffins of this Besson 1918-1917 Total $22,670.00 that have ran and not won_st $100 tickets:-398, 1658, 71, this Meeting. Weight for inches

1047, 1614, 1033, 671, 1784, as per scale. Jockeys who have 1889, 1090, 1554, 1982, 2017 2066, 2219, 1868, 1294, 874.

never had a winning mount in Hongkong Shanghai or Tientsin allowed 51b. Five Furlongs. Mr John Peel's Dunlop, Ilst

lib (Mr Johnstone) Mr Dynasty's King Dick,

II st. 4 18. (Mr Bedgwick) 2 Mowers Beith & Rose Mo

10 9lb (Mr Boid) 3 Mr Adams' Hang On, 10nt 101b

(Mr Adams) 0 Mr Billiards' The Jigger: Ilat (Mr Moller)

9.-The Coneclation Stakes. A Sweepstakes of $5 each with $400 added for Winner. Second $200. Thữd $100. For China Panies that have run and not wan at this Meeting. Weight for inches as per soals, Jockeys who have never had a winning mount in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tient- sin n'allowed 5 lb. One Mila. Meern T. F. Hough and J. K.

- || Mr Goshead's Moneybox, 10st. Scott's Golofins, 11ss. lib,

8 lb. (Mr.Barton) (Mr Bara) 1 Mr.T. F. Hough's Ondnow's Mosers Logan and Banto a Pearless Pourl, 11 st. lib. Weif 10n. 9lb. (Mr Heard) 2

(Mr Knoll) 0 Sir Paul's Windsor Dahlia

Henry Morris's Lonsfield, 10#, 12lb. (Mr- Ezra) Nemaxes's Saheb, 11st,

· Ulb. (Mr-Sath} 0 Mr Sleg'a Golliwog, 10st, 1016,

*(Mr Gisos) 0

11at 11b (Mr Moller) 3 Mr Mr Barady's Peter Doody,

'10 st. 10 tb. (Mr Burton)0 Mr Mr Bárady's Yid: 10 at. 12 ib. (Mr Johritone)

Mr Eara's Bilverwood, 10 mt.

12 1b. (Mr Seth) 0 Mr Stavos' Sangála, 11st. lib,

Me Henry Humphrpvu' Tittle-

Hi (Mr Bayou) 0

mouse, 100t, 91b. (Mr Knolly 0 | Mr Yale's Old King Cole, font,

Mr Ellis Kadooris's "Pingwa

Chief, 10st. 918. (Mr

11 1016. (Ar+Fisher) ́:0

fi (This was a síramble. Out of Sedgwick) 0 the big seld, Johnstons...osme

Per Doody raced 'away 'from into first; place when naering

Time 1w1 min, 19,475 noon, Pari-matud) 2-

a good start, being followed by home. Won by snack, a length, Hilverwood and Pingwa Chief, and a half separating mosod and The lead was unchanged as third. Bowrington gate, but Tildemonse had come into third place, Hear! ing the rook, Cadsow's Waif, who had been sue distason behind, got into the fourth bert Entering the bom

› Wimmer, $22.60.

Places, $7,30; $11.48, $6.10.

TABARETinka No. 862 1st 82377.00. SAME 681 2nd 822.00 546 Bed 141100