A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

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A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

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A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

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A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

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A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

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A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

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A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

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A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

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A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

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A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

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A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

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A race day at the Happy Valley Racecourse, 1908

Brought to Hong Kong by the British, the horse racing sport soon appealed to the locals, attracting a large number of local Chinese and foreigners to enjoy the race meeting together. A crowd comprised of the locals and the foreigners could be easily found at the Infield and trackside where were opened to all racegoers to have a close torch to horse racing.

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