The start at the Stone Bridge at Sinza was not graced by many spectators, and it in to be regretted that riders turned up in fewer numbers than usual, only some twenty or 80 pres themselves at the time pointed, 3,30. Unfortunately the Master is at present hors de combat owing to his recent accident, but all were glad to see him at the start although dismounted, On tuking charge of the Field" he harangued them for a few moments and then by preconcerted signal despatched them on their way, Of the run there is but little to be said except that for jumping it is the best that has been given this season, going was very heavy and in places Tuts caused svine riders to come to gue! stopped others, who thought more of bringing their ponies safely through than placing them at the finish The line taken by the foxes was one but little known to the majority of riders, being over the stretch of country dividing Upper from Lower Hongkew, finishing close to the Rifle Butts over a straight-cut jump. There were no checks to speak of, and those who had safely negotiated the obstacles finished pretty well together, Mr. Geo, Dallas win-hing on Maloja, the nearest to him. bein, Messrs. Tulloch, Read, Perrott, Midw and Middleton, the latter winning the heavy weight prize." These were followed by Messrs. Hough, Scarf, Hunt, Callaway, blad and Hart Buck, the last named havi come to grief in the run in, sustaining juries which it is feared may prevent him sporting pink fora week ur two. It is said that there has been an objection lodged of jumps, the paper having been laid over ust the winner for leaving out a couple
jvop which was missed by the whole hunt except one individual. The paper was laid by Mr, Renny, winner of last week's hunt.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.