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The pony injured and had be lifted from the jump and feared his inju may serious. The pony, Fairy Pi one of the very best "Y" class hunte!
at favourite of his owner.
Dr. Robertson was soon on he scene and the pony was made as comfortable as possible with warm rugs prior to be taken to the veterinary hospital Meanwhile a steward noticed the correct line and sent the field over Bolton's Bath and they joined the first contingent, who had jumped New Clearwater, at the wooden bridge over Rubicon Creek, where green paper was laid m here, the trail led to Springfield Bridge and then, instead of taking the usual run across the flats to Six Tree Line, it swung sharp right over the Light Horse Finish and on the Six Tree Leap.
At this time the fos were hiding behind some graves at Rubicon Finish and were able to pick out Spence in the lead on old Scintillant Knight. Paper led down to the village at Six Tree Wade and then bore right and up on to the high ground where there are a number of good jumps lead event to Hyde Park Corner Drycut, where paper was laid wide to oid the entrenchments.
The usual run followed over Pot-, ters Platform and the dryeut to the high ground to Moleskin Wade. The going here was excellent and the last jump is a beauty, but the flats to Moleskin village—luckily only a very ort distance—were the heaviest of the whole hunt.
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