Club ladies' championship, over 36 holes, was played at Seekingjao between Mrs. A. J. Hall and Mrs. D. Bowen, The match stood all square after the first 18 holes, but resulted in a win for Mrs. Bowen by 2 up and 1 to play.
'Sailing like a seasoned Koo, grim "yachtsms Minghong Yacht "Club, piloted the Hai Mo into first place to win the Novices' Cup in the premier event at, in the frst ordinary club race five oats parlcipated and got under way excellent sive as the flog cropped, Wal Mo, Mal Lee, Old. Harry" and Meteor making the running for the fist Buoy upriream against a stone flood tide and a ight wind, esult:—1, Squirrel (J. Me. Watson, and RuG. Andiew): 2 Old Marry (W. Woodeld and FP. C. Ashe): 2, Meteor (GH. Short and R. C. Andrew): 4, Mai Mo (ZO. Koo and Mrs, Soong): 5, It was on June 18, 1023, that the best-beloved of all Shanghai ponies of Jail time,. Old Bill (and he is still alive), started a tearing favourite for the Century Cup, a big handicap run in celebration of the' International Recreation Club's 100th Race Meeting. Close home, the race seemed likely. Jyo to an outsider in Young-fellow (L. P. W. Quincey), or to the third favourite, Re-organisation (A. Dallas), but, to the accompaniment of the famous roar that always came from the stands when Old Bill was in the picture, Bremner and the grand jold fighter came with yet another of the electrifying rushes they so often showed and won by a head, with another head separating the other all the jockeys who role in that race, Victor Haimoviteh was the only Mal Lee (V. Sharman wind made sailing a little more ex- Celebration of the club's 200th Rlect 'In the last race of the day a strong race for the Double Century Cup in and Sirs. Pearce): one' who rode again. in Susdere,
citing, in fact it proved a little t90 ing "Quincey, Hill, and Moller were exhilarating for some, capsizing the amongst the spectators.
Meteor and putting the Mai Lee on favourite's race, for Four Aces scored "On this occasion, it, was not a peas Squire. Wataon an favouratte position for second place. a handy victory at long odds. The two Sutterle runners set the race n"CUAndrew: 5: Hal ao (er Or ego WO Sutor, runners, set the, race aut 25 S has Torowgnt "the sable, no. snail success, Merry Kid bursting away from the barrier, with Sub-ribbon about two lengths away. The rest were closed bunched about four
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