The bunt on Saturday showed what can be done in laying " bunt in comparatively new country, if those responsible take trouble, Mr. Springfield, who laid the hunt, is to be congratulated very enjoyable afternoon's sport, with good jumping and a water jamp that was s pleasure to "go at," good banks and fall of water, The start was at Mise Johnston's line and the paper went at once over to the left, and the ran to Chipoo was what is known the hound run, keeping the Tree and 'Mr, Soyka's jamp on the right and the 'Twins Village on the left. At Chipoo' the hunt went over the Siccawei Creek and went a very enjoyable round, taking the water jump previously referred to, The Siccawei Creek was recrossed by the big dam made where the Chinese are digging out the Creek. The hunt found themselves back in the Rubicon country close to the Twins, Then came Mr, Soyka's jump and the wade close to No, 10 Tree; from there it was a race home rhe finish at the bottom of Miss Jot: ton'
As four names were taken off the! card for not going over a jump in the! ran and those st the finish bad only eight on the card, the official list shows four names only, instead of the usual six. They were:
1, Mr, H. 8. Oppe on Guarantee W. E. Moller on Quicksilver J.C. E. Douglas on Bookmaker
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