Mr. Springfield wae responsible for the laying of Saturday's Hunt, which was very enjoyable, although ina pat of the coantsy where the jumping is pot very good and bridges inevitable, two bein, doe to the high tide which prevented the Hent wading the Robicon Creek. Since this creek was dog out in the Gpriog, it is only wadeable at low water instead of at all states of the tide as in previous years.
The Hant was advertised to start at the Blue Pots Bridge, but the Stewards decided to start it over the next stone bridge, and consequently the start wss a little 4
The Hunt went the uso el way to the Yellow Joss House. The country be joonld be greatly improved by digging out all the grips and making them into jumps of decent size, bat it it questions ble whether the expenditare would be House g) good check was laid towards justified just now. At the Yellow -Joss
g|the HoBgjso Road, but the paper was eventually found through the Joss i lo of Old across the creek by the Council Road, the Hunt had to stop. After re-starting, the paper went to the wade by No. 10°T; over Mr. Soyka's jamp, to the " Twins, and then the usual way by Telegraph jump to the Rubicon Creek bridge, close to the Sicawei Creek. After all wore over the bridge, the Hunt re-started and raced home to the finish, which was over Marab, the paper going the only way in this part of the country, via Forth and the platform, close to it, to the Hupgjao Road, over the bridge, and then into the country to Marah, The following were the firstieix on the card, and again there was no heavyweight rt. E. 8. B. Rowe on Isolabn.
B. 8. Laurence on Northera King, H, 8. Oppe on Guarantee.
L. Soyka on Saequebanna, A. J, Tevers on Exmoor.
T. ©. Vernon on Centigrade, The spectators at the finish showed no consideration for the Hunt and some left their carriages on the Hungjso Road, where the paper showed very plainly that the Hunt would be crossing. It would be as well if all those who go to the finishes would see that their carriages or motor-cars do not stand io the way of the Hunt, as otherwise there may be a very serious accident; for when the Hunt is racing hom very bard to stop the ponies if there is any vehicle in the way.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.