Orr-Day, Saturday, 8th Novenber, The weather on the off-day was unto rely a complete contrast tw that which i the first three days of the The early part of the atte was cold and dull, and three rain began to and_ continued during the rest of the time, Under these circumstances the attendance war smaller than usual, but the enclosure was ney erth less fairly well filled. The racing was not characterised by any special features. 'The {slight rain which had fallen earlier in the day seemed to have improved the curse, and though good times are not generally expected on the off-day, there was at least Jone fast race, the Mafous', the time for which was 2m. 37s.,-or 3 sec. faster than the best time registered for the santo distance int the first three days of the meeting. 'The Mafoos' Champion race proved a very hollow lair, Suscrrind easily defeating the slightly more faticied Neirmout. In the Loong-fei Cup, which provided the most exciting finish of the day, Eaconuter, an almost friendless outsider, just managed to defeat the favour-te. The fields were not large, averaging
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