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These are parties who came recently from England
to contest the race


] st before the start, Mr.. Browning came in front
of the Judges stand aud made similar declaration
TO that he made In the dressing room short time
previous and in conclusion begged Of those presenl
toglve every facility possible for fair and Rooc
race; to which those present responded with loud
cheer.


Shortly the word was given to "go," and Gil.
dersleeve led of with a bound Of several feet,
closely followed by the Others, Stannard falling
behind to take the inner track. A, it is almost i'm
possible TO trace them all round the course indivl
dualIy, from the similarity of dress worn by III.
different parties, we shall content ourselves will
4 wing the order IN which each came in
Il The end OF the different miles, with III,
time in which each mile was performed
At the end Of the first mile, No. ii led
in, followed at few teet distance by 2, 3. 30, 10
and close together and IL IN like posrlon;a few
yards behind The former, 81, "a, 16, %, g. The
first mile was completed in mluut-s 16 seconds
Second Mile-2,3 III, 4,5, Z, 30 and IA together,
aud Similar 10, 81, %. "a, 3, l6 n gave out jus
at the end Of this mile, wnlch was completed in 3
minutes 80 seconds.


Sd Mile--Ths Indian appeared in good spirts.