everyone was or ear There, wan plenty of graf and Watvon, who has had-more than is share of bad luck, had had the further misfortune to' lose his fine looking hunter in yesterday's hunt. Disconsolate looking mafoos were still, waiting for, masters and ponies for a long' time after the Rint finished, but all" seemed turn up eventually. Perhaps one fof the, unluckiest of all" riders [yesterday was Miss Yvonne Pollock, who was lying fourth when her Pony "fell at Warren "Platform, Fight in sight of the flags. Several Tadics raced the field," three in pink, and Miss Rosemarie Afeyer, Winter "of the last hunt. last sen Son, set & new fashion, for a lady, and "a much admired one, by id: ing in a'silk hat which, when all is" said" and done, is" the only thing that goes properly with decently out pink coat, Never, have" rddsh ina hunt 'Which the country people were 9 friendly, not one in' which they appeared Ca enjoy watching the ping 20 mash, and thin ours well for a really good season, as is only with the friendship of the people "over. whose ground we ide "that hunting can ever be really successful.
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1. R.N. Harris on The Silver Phea-
2 Grand Slam V-
4 Elusive Pink Charles Cumming began to make his presence felt round about las' Grave, and for just a few minutes, at this point," he must have felt that that elusive pink coat was almost in sight, but after taking the new dry cut and clear water his griffin began to fade. this point Culbertson, who " had been hanging too far back, moved liver Pheasant qualifies to' start! in the Paper Hunt Club Challeng Cup, to be run: for at the club's annual race meeting. He won the race last year, ridden by Fred Har-
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