Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
location
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Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
location
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Sponsors | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Venue | Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
location
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date of Death | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Material Type | Image |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
location
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
location
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
location
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
location
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
location
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
location
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
location
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
location
Other photos
Opening of the Sha Tin Racecourse, 1978
On 7 October 1978, Governor Sir Murray MacLehose and Lady MacLehose arrived in Sha Tin by helicopter at noon to unveil the memorial plaque mounted at Grandstand I to commemorate the opening of the new racecourse. The Governor, accompanied by the Stewards, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the Winning Post. Immediately afterwards, the Governor dotted the eyes of a dragon at the forecourt, followed by dragon and lion dances performed by the Luk Chi Fu Martial Arts Federation.
| Date | 1978 |
| Place | New Territories/Sha Tin District/Sha Tin |
| Object | grandstand | spectator stand | stand | track |
| Others | sports | sport | entertainment | racing | horse racing |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | The Hong Kong Jockey Club Archives |
| Accession No. | hkjc_P20269 |
location
Other photos
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