The snow of the past week had Jgiven rise to a fear that there would be no hunt on Saturday, but fortunately most of it had diseppeared by the morning and nothing was seen of it during the hunt. The hunt was laid by Brigadier-General Macnaghten, winner of the last hunt, assisted by Mr. H. G. Robinson, and included the usual run of big jumps, The field in attendance was much larger than generally is the case at Kiangwan, but the jumping was correspondingly poor and many who started did not complete the course.
The finish provided a spirited contest between Mr. P. H. Baker, on Hunter's Folly, and Mr. A.
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