Snatches Victory At Last Second To Qualify Steve Brodie For Challenge Cup; Many Falls Shanghai, Feb. 9. Ss PLENDID weather favoured the Paperhunters for the 11th hunt, probably the last of the season, and a good 10-mile run was laid by Eric Moller at short notice, assisted by two of the Stewards. The hunt was in the nature of a Semi-Consolation Hunt, the winning ponies of the season being barred, while all riders were allowed to compete.
Starting at Ah Pao's Line, near /Minghong Road, grief came thick and fast. "Red" Laidlaw was unseated within the first minute, and passing Zig Zag jump and*Camel Head Dry [Cut, Elise Andrews took a bad one, Jand was parted from her pony, Ca [don Rouge, which took some catching, Immediately following, Yvonne Pol-Jock suffered an immersion at the [Corner Water Jump, and went home for dry raiment. The rest negotiated the Deep Dip and Hardanger Fjord platform and raced away over Dead Cat flats and round to Blackfriars Bridge, Dr. Roberrison here moking the going, 'a procedure he followed jup through a large part of the run, Plenty of -Grief Aster this Jim's Joys took further toll, Clu Rivau falling badly, and being completely knocked out.' Two or three riders stayed with him and he [was later escorted home, but the field lof some 20 riders was by now thinned jour considerably, Turning west, Wibbly Wobbly Creek was negotiated, and Martin's Line up to the Only Way and thence to Tiefenbacher's: platform and straight on' to Bens Bridge over Jordan River, where' green paper called fcr a long halt for the stragglers to jain up with the field. Kermode rolled up bear-jing traces of an upset, but was reseated.
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