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The following is the time Of the principal matches
that came of over this Course last YEAR
Oct lo-Gildersleve performed ten miles


beating Greenhslgh and Barlow, the Eng.
Nov lgpNBarIow pe psrformsd ,n ten miles, beat


ing Gldersleve and Grcenhagh, in. -. "a m. ais.
Dec. l6-Greenhalgh performed II miles,


Immediately after the ten mile race, foot hurdle
race for purse of S50-$l0 TO the second; quarter
of mile heas fifteen hurdles three feet three in-
ches high, to go over as they please-for which the
following persons were entered:-
2sssf 9s%s: T. s1-;.s rs%i: 89S SssT s;5s. Ess5s


s;'s N.%:. krs.;.' ii. w.s EsS;s aas:s


nsSs,d eln..Tw Williams. IT, IT, john Th's% i%iIs Hsi'


This was a very exciting and amusing affair; its
novelty prevented anything like betting previous to
its commencement.


The hurdles were placed most awkwardy for tho
spectators. They were situated at the quarter poll
on the straight side coming in, so that the diff
ferent competitors had to run home towards the
Judges stand, and those who stood in that vicinity
could not see the e, start or progress until ihey
reached the end. Had they been PLACED round the
bottom to the first quarter, the whole proceedings
might have been seen. But there may be better ar.
rangements another time.


j. K. Lewis, p. Knowland, r.. Williams and G..


For reasons before stated, the progress could not
be known, but they came along at slapping pace
towards the judges chair, led on by Seward some
five or six yards in front IL, followed by Horton
some five or six yards behind the Bantam third
close to him. The others tailed of


The second heat was much the same Seward
led home in Ill, followed by Horton much as be-
fore, the Bantam, third Emily fourth, Bell fifth,
Hawkey sixth the rest anywhere. Horton was
quite fresh at the end. The hurdles, generally
speaking, was taken in good style, only one big
fellow had summerset at the beginning OF the first
heat


Thus ended the sports OF the day; although it was
much more one-sided than was anticipated, no one
could say but that they had fun enough for their
ney, particularly those who forced their entrance
thousand