ponies handicap. McBain sent The Brambling out to a very big lead, and the others, despising his running, followed' close together. the turn 'The Brambting seemingly was done, but he only was taking a pull and when the others began' to press he shot off again to win ensily by three lengths from Gold Coin, who just beat First Venture. In "B" Class His Lordship refused start_whon the flag dropped, whilst "The Jaguar never got up with the field. The rest made a good race of it and in a close finish Agility came home from Charming Ostent (whatever that is) and Hunter's Folly. "C" Class also provided some excitement, for Hukow Tea, better known as Mumtaj Mahal, showed that there still is much temper left in him and shed hhis Jockey before the start. However they ran in the carly "stages, there was no holding Buster down the straight and he won in the most ednvineing fashion from The Whinchat and Carrot.
Ben door appeared to be winning the selling race fairly easily, but, passing the lib stiinds, Grand Palace showed an simazing turn of peed and ran him out of it by one. and a half letigths. The wisner subsequently was knocked down for 375 to Mr. A. Hughes, who discovered that the cheap price aid the sympathy of his closest friends were due to the fact that the pony fs supposed to be unfit for another race. However, he is hopeful.
Jill's opponents in "A" Class of the crossbred handicap were few but formidable, yet the pony fully Justified the rather loudly whisper-compliments flying about before the start, and came home a really easy winner, with Pote-Hunt watch-{ng his field. Ben door came out. again in "B® Class, but, though he made a gallant effort, he could not dlo better than gain another second, this time behind Irvington, who gave Heard his second win on the The Results The results in detail follow:—
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