It was probably the advent of the ladies more than anything else that, on account of their generally being so very light, brought on the next change in the rules. It had been t that heavyweights would stick to and the lightweights be content with 'Ys' but super' 'Zs' started winning hunts ridden by super' lightweights and now nearly everyone was out of luck' and there came into existence, in the 1932-1933 season the mixed' or "'Z' class for heavyweights Only" hunt. In these hunts à heavyweight on a 'Z' must finish first to win.
The mixed hunt caters better than any other to the great majority of riders as everyone can mount him-"self inexpensively. with the sole ex-
Wyosan, Maid of Morven, m Bar, Bomboule, Also rsn;—Blue Troy, Atalanta, Black Tulip, Good Brick.
A neck Time, 30.99, Win, $15.60. Places, $9.20, $10.50.
12—825 yd. fiat—1, Chihli Blue Arrow; 2, Major.
Also ran:—Catch Me, Radio, Shanghai Shroff, Home Again.
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