The Eleventh Hunt Start, ly Lagoon between No. 2
Pini Coes Bel uiige, Sinsiong Road.
Hiunt!'Won by Me'S Peake on Witd Heavy wei rw, J. Keswick on BubwiiMa by" HI. M. Spence and C.
Gloom! "This is probably the best describing, the. atmosphere inthe Race Chih on January 18. Experiented paper hunters moodily shaking their heads, predieted more a hailstorm at least, deep snow and probably an earthquake. The only man who did not seem all distressed was the Master himself. He was rightly able to sure the younger members of the Club Ukat "there was no question about it, there was going to be a Hunt and the going would be excellent, Fortunately for everyone cones ed his predictions were perfectly correct, and the field that turned put in bright sunshine on January 79 were in the best of spirits, and eagerly looking forward to a' good run over country that would neces sitate hard galloping but was in splendid condition for a Hunt The Anish, with the exception of the Jeaders, was rather a straggling one, Peake just beating Maitland LIT HORSE,
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