Autumn Racing Season Opens at Yangtzepoo Under -Depress-a ing Conditions 'The Chinese: Jockry Club opened the local autumn racing reason a at Ying Ziang Hsiang on Saturday. Despite the wretched weather, there was a good attendance, the TMembers' enclosure being' especially well-fled. Many improve ments have been made since the ast meeting, the pari-mutuel and other arrangements in the public enclosure comparing very favourably with those at the other two courses, It is prosumed—and by many, hoped—that the stand and arrangements in the members' ens closure are only temporary and that a bigger stand with much more room underneath and far more seating accommodation above, is contemplated.
'The course was exceedingly wet in all parts, with several miniature lakes, but the turf was not really heavy, there being' practically no mud in evidence, The raging was interesting on the whole, but never thrilling, with very few the best-elnss ponies engaged and many of the best jockeys absent Results in detail follow:—
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