Sixty Bold Men Riding But None in First Four Places; Mrs, Liddell Wins on Going Slow Shanghai, Dec. 11. MES: Lisset! won the second hunt of the season held yesterday'
morning when she headed a field of about sixty competitors to pass the flags first on Going Slow. Mrs. A. E. Arnold was second on San Carlo while the Pollock sisters, Yvonne and Cissy, finish third and fourth respectively.
From the Card it would abear that it was a ladies' hunt but it was really quite the contrary as sixty bold men were riding "hell for leather" to be among the first six. F, Kauffman was fifth on Busted Straight and L, Scheyven, the Belgian Charge d'Affaires, was sixth on the only Z in the Card, Kalga.
The winner, Mrs. Liddell, was again just too good for her rivals and got the velter of them in a close and bhard-ridden nish, a ating climax to a magnificent hunt which had lots of galloping and just sufficient jumping] fo make ita bit dim cult, Dr. D. L.. McWhirter was congratulated by the riders after the hunt for having laid a splendid one, covering about. nine miles of. well-known Minghong district and taking the field through some good sized natural jumps, which as Mr. MeWhirter said could be taken by ponies of either
good jumpers and bold riders" was the class" "But only by free movers, Felort. from another who. galloped over the course, Jumps like the firs on "Only Way" line and "Zig Zag" Were quite a test for an average China pony.
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