Class 1—Horses (over 14 hands 3 inches). Hacks, to be ridden, Judges—Mossrs. Herbert Smith and J. 1, Cameron, Dr. E. Henderson's roan Haby, 15h, (Owner) voce Miss Clarke's roan Borderer, 1, (Mr. Read) Mr. W. A. Oram's bay Seabree (Mr. Jones)
Cecil Holliday's bay Molly, (Owner) sao sees W._A. Oramn's ch, Afixs Rawdon, DEE. (OWND) asses seees see Avery fair lot. Baby's good marine tained first prize, the others not being 80 quiet for mounting and riding.
Class 2.—Ponies, 14h, Sin. and under, Hunters, weight carriers, 12st. and upwards, Tudges, Messrs. Mackenzie and Bredon. Mr. A. O. Schuffenhauer's grey Stalwar 13h. 3in. (Owner)... é 1 RW. Shaw's bay Plow (Owner) cee nee W. Fisher'sei. Sty Chops, 3 Wilkinson's spotted white Old Guard, 13.3 (Mr. Ayscoug!
R. de sialherbe's grey Stamford, 13.1 (Owner) es. Dr. Macleod's dun Zdmunton, 13.2 (Owner) 0
At least four of the ponies were nearly equal in merit, but Old Guard refused at the hurdles and Edinuaton did badly at the water jump, throwing his rider. Stamford, a showy animal who made one big jump over the water, was not placed, and the first prize was given tu Stalwart, a big steady jumper, slightly better than' Ploughman and Sly Chops.
Class 3. -Ponies (14h, 3in. and under). Hunters, light weight, to carry under 12st. Jud, Messrs. Herbert Smith, W. A, Oram
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