Tenth Hunt Dag it (Hteary Weight) ONL. Sparke and One of the biggest, if not the bizest, fields we have had this season faced the start on the flats near the few who realized that the Beith's Bungalow, on January 12, assisting Quincey seer Just before Sparke's Pit Keswick' had worked up to a lead of half length, but Davis's pony Christmas Day If saved more than a length by jumping magnificently, and brought his rider in as winner of both Hight and heavyweight by avery close Dallas was about two) Teng and then came bunch of three riders closely jammed together, these being Newb Koo, and Rodger who finished in the order named with Ticfinbacher good seventh, The hunt was about seven miles Jonge and was most carefully laid. Owing to the dust, lines of jumps that had been worn by previous, shiel as been presented the "courtesy Uhat they were in hunts were avoided, and by taking Associ sim andes] for sharp run, with a prospect of his fiekl over the Siccawei Creek th as a mark of aparceiation of what Pennell eat supported by Mr A. the Association lias done in provide King, hon. se new country.
waccer for the troops. The The fall feeling of Spring in the air, afternoon with Master was able to give his riders ping at which their vision and not entirely obscured by dust, thickd, which is of silver and rount-Mr. W. though it was. ideal for spectators, the Tuck of rain 'A Serious Accident, lo the going cdl on' black-Wwood, is surrounded by ppallingly dusty.
Hughes riding Grand Mark, and silver replicas Dodges of the var Practically all the spectators: going extremely well in the leading have served in SI owed of the of cers of the associ flocked over (0 the Middling Tree Aight quite close to home, came down turn ave surrounded.
Moderates appointed by the! at form, and as the Hunt came up hadly when going from high to to shields on ich the names of the in the first rush of its impetus, a few Mis pony rolled over him with di Winners of the trophy will from refusals were immediately the ode: astrous consequences to both. Ime to time he engraved. of the day, Goud jumpers were Hughes himself was severely injured The Shield was handed to the bumped into by ponies that really and had to be sent to the Country
President of the STA (Mtr. could tuny quite sell, but had not Mospital in an ambulance.—Grand! is about the Mark was so seriously injured that Grimshaw) by Captain R. Il, Steward, Messrs, Boyes, Bassett id Griffiths were appointed hho had to be destroyed on the spot.
Ca, were responsible for manufaeto supervise the arrange Another rider who came to grief From Forth into New Country was J. A. Hayes, whose luck seems} ture, The purpose for which the From then en to Forth the dust! shield will he used will be decided at The meeting alto dechled to afford to have deserted him during the last was terrible, and at Forth again a few hunts, Ie came down again on. an early meeting of the Couneit of the every it. Cloud few ponies were fooling around on Shanghai Football Association, Falkiner, the profession the flat quite near home, chipped his the brink, obviously out of control, as! shoulder bones, and dislocated hi is stated to be not improbable that expected here on Fel sane rider will stand on the edge left shoulder. Somebody caught his will replace the present First establishing of matches Division Shield, which has done attendant circumstances. of Forth with a goodly field behind pony and Hayes very pluckily. re-I lick. Another mounted, and rode over the fin many years' servies, and on which An Inter-Club Tournament up to the Rubicon there is little ££ any' more room for Fi to the hon,
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