The Consolation Hunt was arranged to take place on Saturday, and a very large field was in attendance. The season this year has not been so good from a hunting point of view as could be desired, and the hunts have been few that there were not many n debarred from competing on Saturday. The hunt was laid by Mr, N. L. Sparke, winner of the previous hunt, assisted by Mr. F.W. Potter.
The first fow riders who came in were among those who had not waited at one of the bridges in the earlier part of the hunt, and. after fied, and the official card was posted much discussion they wore qui
as follows 1.—Mr. T. G. Drakeford on Black Ivory.
2.—Mr. A. O. Beckett on Farthing Damages.
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