The Archive · 1897

MoNDAY's HUNT

This hunt was laid by Messrs. H. Sampson and F. Dallas, and owing to the intricades of its plan and the consequent contusion of the riders, the Stewards have decided that it was ''no hunt." They hat decided that those riders and ponies who the flags may consider the hunt asa qualifying one.

The start was close to the Bubbling Well Joss-house, over Morriss's Folly to the False Jessfield Line, then to the Honest Grips, and over the old Handicap. at. cut jambs were then given, and the Bridge tothe Island Grips. Burkill's dry lay by the Lone Tree to the Bee Line and Lon e aod then to the old Handicap Line; over cent Smith's Bri to Tunsin Wade down the Tunsin Line by Galles's Grave,. and to the finish.

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

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