A very moderate racing card Kiangwan on Saturday afternoon was relieved by the Sub-Derby Cup, though, as it happened, it was only very tame race. By no means all the best of the sub-griffins either were entered or were saddled, and, as they, weighed out, it seemed, eventually it proved, a certainty for High Way, a pony who has 30 often been no more than "second best," al- this time among the counties in though unquestionably far ahead of England. the average run of sub-griffins.
"Sury had his spell of attempting to witt Victory King.
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but Victory' King eontinsed to pound 15 was crammed on, she|away in the lead. There was a gen~ ral closing up as they approached the last bend, but it mattered little, for High Way came cway on his own down the straight and) won as he pleased. Victory King held on to make second easily from Shih Yin Grand, the three far ahead of all the other fancied ponies.
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The Parsee C. C. entertained the Power Company, the visitors suffer~ by the narrow margin of Power Company eae)
No less than three matches were {in progress among the Services. While Army teams had a friendly ienock, match of more importance to ihe Navy was played between teams from, 4H, M. 8, Sandpiper and Tern in the annual cup competition for vessels of their particular class.
URNS, Sandpiper 104) WINS, Tern Company ist Inning Wing Ist nun Company and Innings Wing 2nd Inning Company
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