The two-mile race, which fell to the favourite Gold Vase, resembled a procession from beginning to end Night Express, who not very long ago was reputed to be only good for half a mile, used all his brawn and muscle to plod through the two miles and finish third four lengths behind Un Un Un. Going into his usual lead early in the race, he was well ahead of the field when the field had reached the stands the first time round. When then three quarter mile post was reached he wa: many lengths in front and victory looked like a certain thing for him, but after a short distance he tired and the field gradually closed up. He entered the straight with three lengths to the good but Gold Vase and Un Un Un passed him at the furlong post to take first and second place, Saucylight took the seventh race from Toodle-do and Houdini while the favourite White Major could not do better than run a good fourth.
Kanoungtoe won the eighth race to award his patient backers $71 for 2 win ticket after a close race in which Experience and Pearlylight filled the minor berths. Mercury (late Bram-shot) was made a raging favourite it the pari-mutuel but was not in the picture at the finish.
The ninth race was divided into two sections to avoid an unwieldy field. The first section was won by Gram who rode Port St. Mary to victory beating Record Mark by a length and a half while Goldenray was third a length and a half away.
The second section fell to The Cosmopolitan attar a neck and neck duel with Duke of York all the way down the straight and it was perhaps Vaitland's stronger riding that decided the issue. Welfonfels filled the remaining place a length and a half away. l—Race, 34 mile.
Yumph (The Outsider) 158 R. D. Parkin 1 The Midget (W. G. Turbyfill) 149 W. G. Turbyfl 2 Raibais (Yulee) 155 C. P. Gram 3 Also ran:—Little Joe (H. W. Keep). Milkylight (C. B. Moller), Nero (F. Mar-
Night Express (R. H McNair) 1 Gabor Renne:
Also ran:—Duke of Cornwall (R. Mo: gan), Mou Tan Hua (R. D. Parkin) Huntley Times (J. S. Tsoung), Tungste light (E. B. Moller), The man Noodt), Mefistofele (J. B. Lok), Might; light (C, B. Moller), Don Agustin (5. points to defeat the Germans.
3|opening goal came as a result of penalty bully and the Club eleven took a lead by the lone tally a time. In the second period the Germans rallied to even the score through Sing) Merry Memores (kG. Kewy Wieke but before the contest was Sipizeneck (E. B. Cumine)
weep: (2) 58, (3) 1 second goal. over Capt. Cole shot into the net his placed; his, 808, 393, 758, 491. 314.) Crickmer and Broadbent played a Won by 1i; length; 4 lengths. fine game for the victors in defence.
Time, 429% sec....|They stopped numerous raids and Win, $12.60, Places, $740, $8.60, $25.60. kept the Germans from winning. 6—Race. THE CRITERION STAKES pote-Hunt assumed a new position at (CLASSIC). 1 mile.
Cordon Rouge (Mrs, Jack Liddell) 155 outside-left and felt very uncomfort-H. Maitland i|able there: On the other end, Benlomond (Makalec) 158 I. H. Howell 2 Merrylight (Cire) 155 C, B. Moller Also ran:—Frostylight (B. B. Moller) Rye (A. F. Clark), Bober (G. P. Gram) More Sports News Sweep: (1) 553, (2) 444, (3) S07.
Unplaced: 748, 460, 540.
Won by 1% length; 11 length on Page 11 Time, 2.05; sec.
Forecast Pool Race Li. Winning Com bination 3/1. Dividend $1,026.80.
Kenyon showed flashes of brilliance Win, $1160. Places, $6, $13.80, $6.20. but was inclined to overdo himself mile.
Y (Cire) 161 R. B. Moller 1 and was responsible for spoiling a Toodle-do (W. G. rayn) 15 perfect goal shot by Pote-Hunt late air j, P Cumine 2|in the game because of lying offside.
The Germans were weak ju all Also ran:—White M. departments.
Wetzell, former Hbm), Pity Saning (T. Is Wong) centre-half, was moved to centre but TAG. Kew), Misehiet Delia Sparke), the change failed to improve matters Mayorship (J. B. Lok), Morning Glory|as the defence became incapable of (YS) Chang), Sky Raider (J. 8 eheckink the opponents attack Xow, Loch Mhor (E. J. Bell), Smarti Throughuot the game th Sweep: (1) 579, (2) 113, (2) 263 only successful in midfield 76, 168. 31. 194, 407, 80, When coming towards-the Club goal none of the forwards could keep his Tune, 135 sec. end up. Consequently, the Club Win, $2440. Places, $9.40, $1440, $1040. keeper had very little to do between 8—Race. 1 mi the posts Kanoungtoe (Hans Luft) Germans Attack R. Morgan 1 Experience (McLaurin) 157 T.
Wong 2 After the interval the Germans im-Pearlylight (Cire) 1 E. B. Moller 3 proved in their play and began to Also ran:—Blenhe: shall), Blue Po roka Exce nt|attack. In the 5th minute Tifenba-(7. B. Lok), Belvedere (H. W. Keep), cher combined well with Wicke and Royal Scot (G. P. Gram), Mercury late had all opposition beaten except the Brarahor (baper, orme. (C B. Mak custodian, The former attempted a ler), Claverton (V. L. Xavier), Friesen-shot but he drove too hard and the ele (E B. Cumine), Ideal King (J. Pote- ball boomed over the goal Hut: (1) an, 02) Bi In the 16th minute, following a fine Unplaced: 2 5. has, 419, save by Schoemann from Cole's shot, ni, 2 362, 146, 661 Melchers and Tifenbacher worked Non, dug MEANS EU MSS their way out and sent the right-Win, $71. Places, $2140, $20.20, winger, Wicke, through. The lott 9—Race.
1% mile, swerved in to take Wetzell's place Port St. Mary (Manxman) 155 and beat Blazel with a grounder to
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