12 yards backwards, up ropes, over a scat folding, over 2 hurdle, through a long wind sail, into a barrel, and run home in it, This proved another score for the Russians, the winner loading easily throughout. The 2nd man, also a Russian, did not got fain into his barrel, so the 2nd prize was awarded to No. 3, 10.—Hion Jour HanroaPrizo, value §20.
FP, J, Smith...(Scrateh)...6 ft. 19 tu... 1 J, M. Dickinson (3 in.) 2 in.)
Smith secured this with. ense, jum; in very good style, When taking' the at 6,1. he appeared to clear it by fully two inches, but partly from the crambling nature of the ground, and partly owing to fatigue consequent on beginning at so low a height as 4 fect, (in mercy to the others), he failed at 5. 2, winning with the above very creditable performance.
1L—Quarrer Miz Hanpicar,—First Prize, value $25, and second Prize, value $10.
'W.-H. Fort Holland.. (20 yards)
M. Diekineca {soratch)
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