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A prominent tin-miner and
leader of the Taiping
Hakka community, Chung Keng Kooi (1829-1901)
was also a Kapitan China of Perak and sat on the
Perak State Council.
His eldest son Chung Ah Yong, who resided here, was a member of the Taiping Sanitary Board and "all the important racing clubs". He employed an European trainer for his prize-winning race horses and maintained his stables at 12,000 dollars a year.
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