Shanghai, Feb. 2.
The tenth hunt of the season took place on Saturday afternoon under brilliant riding conditions and gave a splendid run to some 25 starters of both ¥ and Z classes. The responsifeiity of the course was jointly shared between David MeWhirtes" and Herbert Spence, the latter being incapajeltated by damage from the previous week from laying the run prepared, while McWhirter with: admirable sportsmanship offered at very short notice to lay the paper, the third time Jduring the season that he has render~ Jed this valuable service to the Club.
'The start was at the 3rd. Bridge on Mlaghong Road and the Creek' me lof jumps was negotiated in good style, Robinson and Pollock being to the fore. A good water jump round the corner after Creek line, was the cause of considerable grief,' the approach round a grove being' dificult. Here Dr. Chou suffered a complete iminer. sion to the great pleasure of a large ferowd of Chinese spectators, but emerged to remount with" admirable composure,
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