The Archive · 1936

COMMODORE'S CUP

Light winds and flat calms interspersed with showers of rain gave yachtsmen much variety for their Weekend's racing, and kedging and waiting for the wind were" used to good effect. Despite the var garies "of the weather on June 27 and 28 the Commodore's Cup races for "A" and "C" classes were successfully completed and also the second log of the Gae Challenge Cup sailed off by the Cruiser class over a long 60 mile course out to Kiutoan Ughtship and back, F.. Stokes, run out o.sseccensees 60 "A" Cass Contntovone's Cur IE" Anstice, c. Baket, b. Foot Elapsed Handteay, A. J, Barson,'c. Baker, b, Leckie <8) Xx. Ib, Foot 28 arty, €. Marshall, b, Leckie 25 Viking Boosh" 85h29 Ingomar 8.0000 85408 Mignon Dates tas ELM, Thomson, c. and b. Leckie Albatross 24503 D200 Winsome Dacor nana. A.B. T. Taylor-Girl, b. Foot 3 4D. Sayle, ¢. Baker, b. Leckie Bas. 94038 2640 Mafor Clarke, ec. Baker, b, Bowen:: Wah wae SIL 0800 84338 Rogerson, b, Leckie 6 Nance "gave up. "o* Cuais. Contatooone's Cur Sun Leo 42845 Eileen 5.0341 Yankee 438.17 Zutelka 53136 Tata!

Mignonette 448.30 Shimuralt 521.26 Bridget." 448.52 Potarl Saez Lady Anne 447 faring 88LAL Orion 'i408 Leda and Joan disqualified. Star of Bye, fave Un, Cncisen Cox, 2x0 ne OF Gare Cur 3. B, Leckie 5 fans Interest in the Cathay Cup Polo Series was fully maintained at Kiangwan on July 1, when Meadow-brook, playing Fred Harris (handicap 2) in place of Lutey, eliminated The Horse Marines from further participation in the Tournament defeated Mrs. S. P. Fabyan and Miss Helen Jacobs (America) &-2 6-1.

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