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It was an ideal day for pony racing on Saturday the sun was shining, and its intensity was frequently relieved with welcome Fght breeses. As a consequence the attendance was quite satisfactory for a gymkhana meet, those present including H.E. the Governor and Lady May, and Miss May

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(Mr. McGillowie) o There were several falso starts, and it was a bad start when the field eventually did get away. Cilgwyn jumped in front, followed by Brympton and Brown Boy. Going down the hill, Brympton get ahead, faking a length lead in front of Cilgwyn, while Somerset displaced Brown Boy.

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GYMKHANA STAKES.Value $200. Distance one mile. For all China ponies, Catch weights at 10st. Glbs. Winners of an open race or open griffin race or ponies that have won the aggregate prize in the Gymkhana Stokes in any season blbs extra. Non-winning

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Mr. Aston's Mascotte, 1631b.(Mr. Pope) 0 Sir Henry May's Pitctthie, 1471b

Sun (3r, Sedgwick) 0 Mr. Reedlark's Matchlock, 160, 160b

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(Mr Beith) 0. The leading ponies part the post for the

TO 68 PEAK, MOUNT KELLËTI first time were Mascotte, Reliance, Fickle Mission Bociety Bungalow, Bird and Sir Galahad Brown Boy being till 30th May, 1914 Partly Furnished. last Nearing the Bock, Nigerian Chief Cheap rent. was ridden into a commanding position, Fickle Bird having taken the lead. At the Village bend, Mr. Brutton was thrown from his mount and this slightly dis concerted the field. Nigerian Chief wont to the front on coming into the home straight, closely followed by Brown Boy and Sir Galahad. Mr. Kadoorie's much- fancied candidate was very well ridden, and at the right moment was let out to win by half a length. There was a big struggle between the next pair, Brown Boy just managing to beat Sir Galahad by a neck.

Time: 2.41min, %/5secs.

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When the post was passed for the first time, Rosario, The Cat, Vadeem, and Tango passed first in the written order,

Mr. Bratton received a bad shaking, with Monarch Dahlia a long way in the rear. The same order was maintained

or Bowrington Gate, though Monarch but was able to walk to the stands Dahlia had surprisingly fallen further away at the tail of the field. Ther Monarch Dahlia sprang another sur prise. On going up the hill the pony overhauled the remnants of the field, and before the Rook was reached had gon into fourth place Rosario was now lead- ng, though Monarch Dahlia continued to eget toward the leaders. In the run homa Monarch Dahlia sent up a challenge and Yadeem was beaten off for second place. However, Seth had delayed the challenge too long, for, with Monarch Dahlia still gaining, Rosario passed the post half a length ahead, Vadeem being three parts of

length away for third place

Time: min 00secs, Winner: 842.80

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7:30

2, 68, 186.30 Dumfries, Matchlock and Nigerian

12.00 13,293,15 Chief were in this order at the head of JUMP RACE. Over a course to be selected the field when the first post was passed,

by the Committee Distance about bas with Red Cloud at the other end. Then

For Chias mile and three furlongs, Roman Chief clashed up into third place

Ponies. Catch weights 10 st. 12 lbs. at Rowrington Gale, Leaded by Match

Entrance fee $5. 1st prize, 8150, 2nd lock, loading. Nearing the Rock, Roman

prize, $75. 3rd prize, $35. Chief took over the lead from Matchlock, with Dumfries third Roman Chief was Dr. Forsyth's Arrayand, 1631b running strongly and increased his leader Upon entering the home run, Aldwych Mr. Blank's Robin Hood, 1521b challenged Roman Chief and after a

(Mr. Pope)

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(Mr. II. Beth): 3

stirring race the former gained the verdict Mr. Bratton's Wincanton, 1523b by a length and a half, and Nigerian Chief was capable of beating his stable Mr. T. S. Forrest's Slush, 152b companion by half a length, while Soi. Kwai also had enough left to furce Roman Chief into fourth place. Time: 2min. Otseen. Winner: 47.30 Cash Sweep

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Ticket No.

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TENT PEGGING IN PAIRS. Two runs. Competitors must he mounted on China

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Capt. Hattersly-Smith and Mr."

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Mr. Norman's Brown Boy, 1471b

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68,

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