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COLONY RACING TO RESUME TO-MORROW

(Continued from Paye 8.)

B.

last quarter. It was certainly very must be weighed out with blinkers

this seem

the the various quar-and

to confirm convincing and ters were well timed. Apart from general Impression that the mare is

and stinker. Elizabeth

Pin- debut the few I have discussed, we have farthings will make their to consider seriously the chances of among the "C" class runnera. The Red Feather, New Star and Peten-former is still the property of Sir Vandeleur Grayburn, bu: Pin- tate, all of whom flushed past in that order In the Lantao andicap for farthings, formerly owned by Mr. C. Brown, has found a new home in "B" class China 'ponies' run on June the "Lucky" stable. Much was ex- 16. All these three raceis are well pected of these two griffins, but both tuned to concert pitch and nay ofwent "dicky" before the Annual them may do the trick. Wild Life Carnival mud as u result they started nicely weighted and should the only twice before the recess finish- log in the ruck, However of the hure send a carbon copy of her per- two, Pinfarthings has and a few fine credit, but he formance when she was third in the morning gallops & Mount Gough Handicap, Mr. Dun- let the supporters down very badly bur's nomination mit be in then his first publie

g. At any show last It will be the hardest tale he put up limelight.

Saturday, covering six furlongs winner and my 1.35.375 and should he be unplaced event to find the final selections will appear on to- to-morrow, I am afraid Pinfarthings has developed a tendency to join the morrow's issue.

"clinker" brigade.

All Entries Likely To Accept

Sprint Event For

Aussie Ponies

SECOND SECTION

in

A good race should be seen in the Tweed Island Bay Handicap (second section) for "B" China ponies and the run is over n mile. It is in- teresting to relate that Expansion Eve who were Time and Invoc second and third respectively in 1937 Hongkong Derby, are now in this division. Being an excitable Havoc Eve is one of those pony,

risers before daybreak

and

The Vaucluse Handicap confined therefore I have not seen much of to "B" class Australian ponies is a him, but it has been represented to nice scramble

from the

11⁄2 mile

Cuf condit

Inst

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morrow or shut up like a knife when with 168 lbs, and below them org entering the home straight?

Only Three Likely Winners

as I can

Bistre tu sub-griffin of 1932) and Soilier of China with an allotment of 165 lbs. All of them are not yet worn out, but it must not be over- looked that the presence of a few

senson thin

with a youngsters of

I iberal allowance of the lead will, am afraid, be a menace to the old

and the rest stagers

of the field. Jane,

View Sunlight

and Rose

ала Tampa Bay (all griffins) are not heavily handleapped, the last named pony annexing a clever race in the ime that the stallion is in the plak The Clear Water Bay Handleap

condition.

ponics of "E class and Customs Handicap at the Whitsun- Time was for China Expansion post tabout half mile 170 yards) shown over the champion course inst subscription griffins of this club of tide. In the same contest the win- and anything may happen here. Saturday and the journey was gal-this season that have not won more her was followed by Bistre (second) This being a sprint, backers will beloped in 2.40 flat with

than $850 in stakes over six fur- and Laughing Buddha (third) and well advised to study the draw of of 31.4/5 seconds. It must be ad- longs, should not be a knotty pro- the Weight of these three has been blem as I cannot see more than adjusted more or less on their run- positions before making their final mitted that the mure did not come

home with a flourish of trumpets, three runners (Double Chance,ning Rose Evelyn and C. Encar- selections and I am of the opinion but the time for the circuit of 14 Emergency Call und Lukey Eleven) nacas are a hard combination to beat that middle numbers are the best. miles

was certainly good and no to be in the limelight at the finish. and the mare is looking extremely Very good response has been re-doubt if must have pleased the con- The rest of the entries, numbering well. Wild Cat, who was one of the

Rob Roy, who is at the

17 in all, will just make up the field. best sub-griffins of 1836, pulled up ceived in the way of entries and nections.

I have been trying my level best to flame after a run in the Green Island fully expect to see the acceptance head of the assessment, hos to con-

cede

a pound short of stone to Ex- "get a line" on all the ponies en Handicap on May 17, 1937, and he of all the ponies. Derby Day doerede

start since then. event, but I regret has not faced any Introduction over pansion Time and this may be a stift och not require short distances, but I have little in-roposition to Mr. Eu's candidate that I had to give up the search, as However the dun genet is well tuned

The low welghters such as Boclat

hopeless

I therefore and may upset all calculations. Job and formation about her condition as the Bay, Commencement Bay and Jober strongly

recommend punters mare generally Anishes her work

are all dangerous, but the last named follow the ranking list of the weight before my arrival. Aztec (Ray-

good outsider. Lancashire

adjuster of the poundage. They are is in fine fettle and so is Las may find the distance is not to Double Chance (168 lbs.).

ispony

Emer- mond) Criffel (Necta) who galloped

fine

her king and National Pride is not n

and gency Call (164 lbs.)

Lucky mile

September 10.et ready. The first leg of the daily Eleven (150 lbs.) and they should in 2.01.2/5 on Little Audrey will be ridden by double is on this race.

pass the base line in that order. but Lucky Lad has H. Wade,

not

-but Easy the recommending Proulx who has no peer for short

Tine (Needa) has been tipped as a good thing and Wenning should ap- pent to those who are out for big money. The second leg of the daily double is on this event.

events, Vixen

J

B.

mure

AL this time last year, Tor annexed

the Vaucluse Handicap with an allotment of 155 lbs, whereas to-morrow the has been let off with an allowance of three pounds of lead and she is dangerous. A Better Time, after winning the Albury Stakes from the 14 mile post at the Annual Carni- val, has not appeared in public but she is not a bad Indy over this jaunt and I recommend her for a long

shot.

SMILING THRU SHOULD WIN MAIN RACE

MD

BIGGEST FIELD OF THE DAY

MAY START HERE

The Gosford Handleap for cluss Australian ponies over six fur- longs has attracted no less than 18 entries, but think pencil can be drawn against the chances of Beat That, Cupe York, Lily, Llangollen, Rootfly. Sea Spray and The Buffer. They would do better in a lower division and it pily that we have nut a "D" class for the Australian

after cubs. The biggest field

the of noon will be seen in this contest and a lot dupends Upon the start.

Con

been

um

Plain View Tipped To Come First

to

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KOWLOON TEAM

The following have been chosen to represent the Kowloon F.C. first eleven in their league match against Royal Navy to-morrow at Causeway Bay:

Harticy; Everest and Ulrich; Max- well, Bliss and Horniball; W. Knox, C. M. Santos, Blake, V. White, and Rtertsen,

SPORT ADVTS.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

THE SEVENTH EXTRA RACE

In MEETING will be held (weather After an unexpected reverse the Hay and Corn Stakes run

un permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on March 12 in which event she was SATURDAY, 24th September, 1939, made a second favourite. Coronation commencing at 2.00 p.m. Day disappeared from the grass The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 track for over six months, but to- morrow the mare will be seen in the

****p.m.

No One without a badge will be

With the champion sub-ariffin out Jump of lead weighing 185 lbs. has Juris Bay Handleap for "D" class of MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE. imposition of lead which Louis XIV June and Brutus, who was third of the road on neceunt of the heavy been allotted to Zodiac for running china ponles over a mile. This is second in the Woollahra Handlerp has to shoulder, I cannot find any-

to touch Smiling Thru in the weight. The

the in the

suid race,

has the thing

former has not main event, the Sub-griffins Autumn

on the course, but Plate over 14 miles. It has been seen AL

Pih) who is looking well has a whispered that Piet Hein may be able to turn the tables, but I am sporting chance to turn the tables fancy Bredon who has been kind- attempting to run run of his distance. Salvage Mas-ly treated will: an impost of 140 lbs. and the mare will be piloted by B.

afraid the nng is uite

הנ

novice event and it looks that Dadmitted to the Members Enclosure; Chau's chestnut mare is not yet well

Estover was to be ridden by such must be worn throughout the 1. Jul, but as the jockey gradu-duration of each meeting In such a Brutus uted at the last meeting in Macao, manner as to be readily identified.

the mount has been entrusted to A. D. Coppin and he should secure n place.

against no malice

Badges admitting Non-Members to the Members' Enclosure and Club bear

Rooms nt $5.00 for Gentlemen and Gold Coin, but I have no coplidence $3.00 for Ladies (both Including tax) in a pony when she has to wear a ure obtainable through the SECRET-

19 well

trimmed ARY upon the personal or written

ter, I am of the opinion, is a better Proulx, the star short distance joe-hood. The mare pony from a mile and upwards and key. In a try out last week he came and I will be the first to raise my application of a Member, such Mem- we must not overlook Golden Cow.tinue with a rattling pace furlongs Plain View with K. I. Ip up is any introduced by him, and for Payment i of 25.2/3 hat should she pass the post first.ber to be responsible for all visitors

I nominate Smiling Thru, Golden seconds for the last

Cow and Salvage Muster and this and that was some going for Bretaney. A will be the order I expect to see

don. Discovery Bay (Need

(Needa) is not

Tonight. then cross the touch line.

very fond of the tape business and if

WUPRATENT

ISLAND BAY

HANDICAP,

she gets away in the fro

the front row, your

money is safe.

well in on the

rd to s only 140 lbs. When the latter snatched a victory

Violet Queen Fe River is

good outsider is Flyby of all Chits, &c.

LAST EVENT

Three Old Timers Add To Difficulty

The Secretary's Omice, 1st Floor, Exchange Building, (Tel. 27704) will close at 12 NOON.

Timns are obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy, Tele- phone 21020,

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. A good fleld is expected to be seen The Price of Admission to the in the last event, the Island Bay Pubile Enclosure is $1.00 including Handleap (second section) for "C"Tux, for sli I'ersons, including class China ponies and spotting the Ladies, and is payable at the Gate,

In the. Island Bay Hundtenp (first from Zodine by a head in the Can- section) for "C" class China ponies terbury Park Handleap for oxer six furlongs, Just in Time class, the more was a bag of bones, should be one of the favourites and but the lady has grown in substance it is learned that Wade has accepted and strength.

naye wrong, but the mount. The danger comes from it appears to me that Twilight Star Bright View and Laughing Girl, for not Mt. Strathearrick, as usual, winner is not an easy job. The de-Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform are both of them are on the same level has put up some wonderful training motion of Amberley, Jungle Jim and admitted Half Price. with only 140 lbs. It is about time times and the mare seems to fos-King's Bounty to this section will no for Rose-Queen to register a win for cinate the rail birds that she will doubt add interest to the pari- the owner and success depends en-break the sequence of unplaced out- mutuel department. These three tirely upon her mood. Rose-Queenings. Will Strathcarrick min fo- old timers are at the top of the tree

DONALD DUCK

Thy Walt Dunay Enterpries

By Order,

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary. Hongkong, 19th September, 1938,

Get A Horse

SEPTEMBER 23, 1938.

PIRATES FORGING

AHEAD

Double Success In Baseball League

New York, Sept. 22. Pittsburgh Pirates considerably Improved their prospects of carry ng off the National Baseball League pennant to-day as the result of their double success, ngainst Brooklyn Dodgers.

Of the leading teams, Chicago Cubs. and New York Giants also won win bills, but Cincinnati Reds were de- feated twice.

New York Yankees beat Chicago White Sox in the only match played In the American elreult.'

Scores!

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati

R. 11. E.

1

New York

10

0

(Seeds and Schumacher homered for the Giants).

Cincinnati

3

0

New York

5

0

(Riggs homered for the Reds and Haslin twice for the Giants).

Pittsburgh Brooklyn

13

1

0

4

2

(Tobin pitched for the Pirates). Pittsburgh

11 14

0 Brooklyn

(Camilli homered for the Dodgers).

St. Louis

Boston

3

12

St. Louis

Boston

រ៉

Chicago

4

6

Philadelphia

0

10

(Lee pitched for the Cubs).

Chiengo Philadelphia

AMERICAN LEAGUE

12

10

0 5

New York Chicago

(Gordon und Rolfe homered for the Yankees).

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