The Foochow Echo condemns the stewards for holding the recent meeting under the most unpleasant circumstances it was possible to imagine," as regards the weather. There was urily '& poor attendance at the Course, and the times were not good, but there were two or three sensational finishes. Phon the Zoho winds up its introduction by saying:—"The meeting, both us regards the racing and the enjoyment of all, must be classed us one of the most successful ever held here."
Fist Day, Tuesday, 15th March, 1892.
Tug Fuyaway Stakes.—Of $5 each, with $50 added. For all China. ponies. Weights as per scale. Half-a mile, Mr. Richam's, Titmouse, Mr. Drummond 1471 Capt, Hope's Patience, Mr. Siemssen...136 2 Mr. Arty's Wild Aint, Mr. Greaves...150° 3 Four ran, Zitmouse won by a length, Time 67s.
2—Tue Coast Sraxes.—Of $5 each, with $50 added. For Foochow and Amoy Subscription Ponies. Weights as per scale, One Mile.
Mr, Boco's Reindeer, Mr. Fraser Min's Shoddy, Mr. Baker
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