The Archive · 1902

St. Charles the Champion

Secoxp Day

Ye-terday was fine, but Old Sol was not one of the spectators. The racing was most enjoyable and extremely well managed by the officials all through The French band contributed much to the day's pleasure, and an exe-hent tiffin was provided. After the races, owing t" som misunder fanding about the train, people had to wait half an hour on the station before the train left on the return to Peking.

Yesterday's results Tar PextsoSr. Lecxr.—One mile and a Mr. Townley'x Newmarket, Major White, 1; Mr. Phillips's Furlough. Mr. Hunt, 2; Mr. Ludwig's Tinerino LI (late Ted Mr. Andersen, 3. Time 3m. 25sees. Dividend $2.10 quarters of a mile. Dr. Gray's The Elk, Mr. Hunt, 1; Mr. Townley's York, jor White, 2; Capt Brewster's and Mr. Collidge's Snap, Mr. Andersen, 3. Tour starters. Time, Im. 37 2/25secs. Dividend, $1.10.—"China Times."

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