~The -Shanghai Pony Club will resume their activities this Sunday at three o'clock when they will hold an imoficial gymkhana in the riding paddock adjoining the residence of Mr. H: Maitland on Jernigan Road.
An interesting afternoon is being planned which will be marked by several Jumping events, in addition to mounted games will be played. A. practical demonstration of some simple first aid hints will be given by Mr. H. Barra during the afternoon.
Entries for the various ¢ontests will be received of the ground but it is hoped that in competitors will assist the off by. sending in their names beforehand in order to save time. Entries will be received by any of the following members of the -Committee:-—
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has already been done to. out. elements ofan unnature from the' sport, still remains unsolved, and this column will always devote itself to furthering better and cleaner grand' finale for the cross country Tiders we should grieve with them rather than with the racing fiends, From all tfppearances, especially from good support received in neatly every race, we should have an excellent meeting. A lot will de" pend naturally on the weather; at the moment the prospects of racing this Saturday seem very bleak indeed, with rain and show doing their best to flood the course. Should the ground, however, not be in suitable condition this Saturday the meeting will be postponed until Saturday week, February 22.
The programme will consist of ten events and one can almost see an imaginary line drawn through the card; the first half of it being entirely devouted to the paper-hunters, with the second catering to the demands of the greater majority. No matter what the latter half of the schedule may hold in store for the public (and having gone through the race book I can assure You there are some good races) the feature attraction of the day, as far as the paper-hunters are concerned, will be the Club Challenge Cup,
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