"Chuck" Culbertson won his second, hunt of the season yesterday afternoon when the season's eighth was keld in the Monument country and was laid by the Master, Mr. J. H. Liddell. Culbertson rode his famous hunter Danville (Z) and had a terrifle margin to spare when he galloped home well ahead of the next rider, Mrs. J. Hoerter, who did exceedingly well to finish second on the on Black Magic (Y). Her mount, as the first Y on the Card qualifies for the Challenge Cup. The next three places on the Card were also filled by Y ponies. Dr. Y. H. Chou on White Patches, A. F. Clark on Houdini and Mrs. G. M. Liddell on Going Slow. W. E. Grieve filled the remaining place on the Card on Kings Parade, a Z.
Taking advantage of the wonderful weather a large crowd turned out to watch the hunt and about fifty riders participated. The dust which was Very thick indeed was quite an annoyance to spectators and more so io the riders many, or perhaps most of whom attribute their falls to it. Those who were well mounted had a magnificent ride but those on sticky and sluggish jumpers had a good deal of trouble as some o? the jumps laid were absolute stickers and the dust did not help any.
Chester Fritz and Scheyven were in the first flight on/the run home and galloped across Monurgent Bridge at a terrific pace but their mounts slipped and both came down for an almighty header, But fortunately, apart from a good shaking-up, both were unhurt and were able to re-
Four loosely played hockey games in the Second Division of the League' were played off yesterday afternoon at the Race Course. Both the "B" teams of the Shanghai re victorious against and the Junior Athletic Club, winning by respective scores of 4-0 and 5-0.
The Jewish Recreation Club trounced the Seaforth Highlanders by four clear goals while the Sikh Police edged out the SIN. Jail side by a lone shot, All the four losing teams encountered bad luck in not being able to break into the scoring column. They fought hard but lacked the finish io find the net. The defeat of the "United "C" at the hands of the Club "B" by such a margin as four clears goals was rather surprising for the teams were evenly balanced on paper, The Club side shot well. and made good on most of their attempts to ensure victory.
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