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Forget-Me-Not hoing led in after his victory in the Juling Stakes

at the Seventh Extra Race Meeting, Happy Valley, on Saturday. The rider is Mr. H. C. Pih. (Photo: Mae Cheung).

Local Spring Race Season

Concludes

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Locomotive Department BAGS FREE

Win Championship

In Apito of the unfavourable weather, the first annual athletic meeting of the Railway Recreation Club was held on the dub's ground at Kowloon on Saturday afternoon, when after keen competition the Locomotive Department carried of the Inter-Department Challenge Shield by the margin of one point.

The Locomotive Departinont secur ed first place with a total of 391 points, while the Traffic Department came second with 38% paints, and the Engineering Department third with 7 points.

Li Hung-chuen (Traffle) won the Individual championship, while, Lau Choung (Locomotive) was runner-

tip,

Mr. I. B. Trevor, Traffic Manager of the K.C.R., congratulated the auc- cessful competitors and introduced Mrs. Walker, wife of Capt. R. D. Walker, M.C., manager of the Rail- way, who presented the prizes.

THE RESULTS

100 Yards.—1, Lau Cheung (Loco- mative): 2, Li Hung-chuen (Traffic); 3, Cheung Chung-hon (Trafile).

440 Yards, Li Hung-chuen tive); 3, Pan Yuk-nhui (Trame).

880 Yards-1, Li Hưng chun (Trafic); 2, Leung Kam-lo (Traffic);

Yung (Locomotive).

|FORGET-ME-NOT WINS JULING STAKES (Traffic): 2, Lau Sheung (Locomo

BY SHORT HEAD

Saturday saw the conclusion of the first half of the The main event of the day, the local racing season.

Long Jump-1, Wong Min-hin (Traffic); 2, Lau Cheung (Locomo-

Juling Stakes, was won by Forget-Me-Not by a shorttive), Ip Shuining (Traffic).

raco

merc

1888 Laurcia's Solar Star 140 lb.

(H. C. Pih) 3 Won by 11⁄2 lengths; huif a length. Time: 2.97.3.

Pari mutucik-Winner $12.50; places, $9.00: $15.50; $7.10. at Race

head to pay a dividend of $30. The following are the results: 1-Beaufort Handicap. Winner 3400. Second $176. Third $75. For China Ponies, Griffins of this Season that have started ut two or Extra Hnce Meetings of this Club, and have not won a Meetings of this Club. One Mile. 852 Dr. J. C. Macgown's Bonny

Dundee 162 ib. (D. Black) T

Ib 863 Lan's Clear View

168 (S. Y. Liang) 866 C. B. Brown's Flybynight 163

3 (L. G. Frost) ib. Won by 2 lengths; 2 lengths. Time: 2.00.3.

High Jump-1. Ip Shui-ming (Traffic); 2, Tai So (Locomotive); 3. Wong So (Locomotive) and Wong Min-hin (Traffic).

Three-legged Race-1, Wong - Min- hin and Fun Yuk-shui (Traffic); 2, Ip Yung and Cheung Chuen (Laco molive).

Sack Race-1, Leung Kam-to; 2, Sung Chau; 3, Chan Shing.

6.Manly Handicap Winner $450.

One Mile Bicycle Race.-1, Leung Second $260. Thind $150. For Aus-

Win-Chuen (Locomotive); 2. Pong Sun tralian Ponies of any Senaon. nera of one or more races at Race (Locomotive); 3, Wong Fat (Loca-

zince ist. motive). Meetings of this

880 Yards Relay-1, Traffic De- Furlonga. 2 January, 1935, barred. Blx

892 Seth's Just That 162 lb.

partment; 2, Locomotive Department. Potato Race.1, Wang Min-hin; 2. (E. D. Butler) 893 E. S. K.'s Night Star 159 lb. Leung Sik-kuen.

Club

Parl-mutue!: Winner $17.50; 800 L. Reidy's Alacrity 140 1 pisces, $5.00; $5.70; $5.93.

2Bondi

Handicap-Winner $450. Second $250. Third $150. For Aus-

tralian

Ponles of any Season that

(11. C. Pih)

(D. Black) Won by n length; a length. Time: 1.20.1. Pari mutuel:

2

3

Winner

$04.70;

have started at one or more Extra places, 21.10; $7.60.

Thread-the-Needle Race-1, Shui-ming and Mrs. Cheung Wai- 2, Lal Yu-yick and Mrs. Wong Lain,

man;

Boot Race (Children).—1, Chun Sing-lum; 2, Leung Kum-hing.

Tug-of-War.-1. Locomotive De-

ment,

Race Meetings of this Club ainee 1st) 7-Juling Stakes.-Winner $100.partment; Engineering Depart- January, 1935. Winners of more Second $175. Third $75. A Handles than two races at Race Meetings of for China Ponies, Subscription Grifing this Club since 1st January, 1936, of this Club of this Season, that have barred. Six Furlongs,

started at two or more Extra Race MARCEL THIL WINS

Meetings of this Club and have not

I won a race at Race Meetings of this

Club. Six Furlongs.

2900 Raymond'a Forget-me-not 158

b. 3800 Wings (II, C. Pih) Flamingo 153 lb..... (N. Deitz) 1904 Li Bros's The Deemster 155 lb. (S. Y. Lingn) Won by a short head; a length. Time: 1.38.1.

$16.20:

1

2

3

Retains His World's Championship

802 Dr. S. N. Chau's Derby Day

162 lb...

(B. A. Proulx) | 864 Seth's Got That 150 15.

(N. Deltz) 859 W. II. S. Davis's Australian Boy 145 lb. (W. H. S. Davis) Won by 2 lengths: 2 lengths. Time: 1.19.8.

Madrid, June 1. Pari-mutuel: -Winner

The fifteen round context for the places, $6.00; $7.40; $5.00.

world's Middleweight championship, 3Jubilee Plate Winner $600.

as recognised by the International Second $250. Third $160. For China Pari-mutuel Winner $30; places, Roxing Union, was retained here to Ponies that have started at least $12.30; $11.50; $19.10.

day by the French holder of the title. twice this year at Race Meetings of

8.-Crocodile Handicap-Winner Marcel Thil, who beat Ignacio Ara, ofi

Third $75. this Club and have not, at date of $100. Second $175.

Spain.--Renter, entry, won $2,500 or more in stakes China Ponies, "D" Class, that since 1st January, 1935. Weight 148 started at two or more Extra Race of this Club since Ist b. 1 lb, penalty for every $200 or part Meetings thereof won in stakes since 1st January. 1935. Winners of less than Nos.: 878; 316; 2325. January, 1935. One and a Quarter $600 in stakes since 1st January, 1935,

Silles

866 Dynasty's Hetman 150 lb. (E. 0. Butler) Won by 1% lengths; 5 lengths. Tiac: 2.32.3

866 Hem's Gladiator 164 lb..

(W. H. S. Davis) 1 807 Dynasty's King's Warden 158

ib.

(L. G. Frust) 2

31

Pari mutuel:- Winner $9.50: places, $6.90: $6.50.

4-Lantne Handicap-Winner $450. Second $200

$200. Third $100. For China Pontes, Class, that have started at two or more Extra Race Meetings of this Club since 1st January, 1935. Winners of $1,000 or more in stakes since 1st January, 1935, barred. Six Furlongs.

879 Helenside's Valorous 150 lb. (LG. Frost)

873 L.T.F.% Gold Coin 142 · 15. (D. Black)

1

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For have

Race 3

1

No, 1340 832 2128

$1,380,40 394.40

2

Unplaced No.: 156.

runners

197.20 ($50 each),

#

Race t

No. 2012

11

2614

2736

$1,241.10 354.60 177.30

barried.One Mile 010 L. T. F's Great Hall 158 11. (G. U. da Roza) 907 II. J. Law's Double Chance 161 (L. G. Frost) 906 Finder's Copper Idal 168 lb. (N. Deitz) Won by 3 lengths; 2 lengha, Time: 2.00.4. Pari-mutuel: Winnor $35; places, $11.00; $8.70; $11.70.

DAILY DOUBLE EVENTS

Lama Handicap-Fi Fa 37, Gold Bullion 101, King's Parade 114, Lim. light 22, Lion Hunter 7, Partnership 310, Pride of Txingino 908, Sara- bande 33. Solar Star 646, What A Chance 493,

*Unplaced runners ($50 cuch), No.: 1050; 1180; 898; 2678; 761; 98; 2642; 991.

Race 5

No. 1039

731 2209

$1,330 380 190

-Unplaced runners ($50 ench), Juling Stakes Beginner's Luck #7, Nos.: 1876; 2706; 2321; 2009; 1 Blacksmith 10, Bold Major 120,649; 1669. Coppersmith 17, Flamingo 125, Forget-Me-Not 132. High West 387,

Locksley Hall 9, Purane 38, The

3 Deemster 46, The Rain Gauge, 16.

Dividend $108.10.

| 877 Li & Lin's Recing Boy 144 lb. (H. C. Pih) Won by 2 lengths; short head, Timp: 1.13.2. Pari-mutuel: Winner $31.60;| places, $11.20 $9.00; $14.

CASH SWEEP RESULTS

Race 1

No. 1788 1057 347

$1,110.20 317.20 158.001 ($50 each),

5-Lama Handicap-Winner $400. Second $175. Third $75. For China Ponies, "D" Class, that have started at two or more Extra Race Meetings of this Club since 1st January, 1935. Winners of $500 or more in stakes Nos.: 1499; 1676; 160: 1128.

since 1st January, 1935, barred. One Mile.

886 L. Reidy's Pride of Tsingtao

100 lb. ....................... (D. Black) 1 881 L.T.F. Gold Bullion 160 lb.

(G. U. da Roza)

Unplaced Funners

Race 6

No. 1916

$1,520

776 881 Unplaced Nos.: 2090; 749.

Race 7

гиплега

436 218 ($50

each),

No. 42620 34067 2221

$24,074.30 7,049.80 3.624.00 Unplaced runners ($50 each), Nos.: 67434; 82804; 56868; 23262; 4089; 26201; 20083; 17754; 1165; 622. Race 8

1,512 432 $1210.40

210 348.40

($50 each), 174.20 No.: 2509; 8330; 045; 574; 1319; 145;.

each), 1955; 2084; 2808; 1750.

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No. 160

11

1930 - 2300

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