The Archive · 1882

The Sixth Pape Hunt

The field on Saturday consisted of about thirty riders, The day was chilly and there were but few spectators at the start, which Junior Souls." For Single Pair Soulling Boats. Distance, One Of Mr, A. E. Easton, Pinafore, Whit W.S. Lovett, Mary Love, Cardinal Red, May Flower, Blook and Won by No. 3, Chairman's Cup for Canton fours 1 mile and half English, Scots, Irish, and Welsh crews entered Shamrock went off with a of about hialfa length, the other throo f well together. The steen from the first was no soon got out of all chan ay in rei three kept together, the Leek and Rose soon in the lead she had it resulted in the Welsh emblem beating the Shamrock by about one length; Rose third, five lengths behind,—Time, 10.454 minutes, German Cup—Same entries as for Chair-Cup stiff race took plage at the commencement, but the Shamrock pull remarkably well together drew from the other two, and came win The Thistle was second, Ladies Parse for paid oared outrigger gigs 3 started, This was a really good race, and after a good contest was well won the Coach the Lark being second.

Phe purse was presented by Miss Barff, in afew words, and appropriately responded to by Mr. Sampson,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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