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S. Ross ... ... 2 52 25 3 43 10 9 7 Mr. A. G. Vanderbilt IO IO Miss Brocklebank ... ... ... ... o 46 26 IO 10 Messrs. W. J. Smith ... 2 53 55 3 47 30 ... ...
O 54 12 I2 13 Messrs. C. T. Ward and Son ...
O 57 28 13 14 Mr. W. A. Barron ... ... ... 57 6 14 15 Mr. Norman B. Perkin ... ...
O 56 51 16 19 Messrs. W. J. Smith, Ltd. ...
I o 56 17 6 Mr. M. A. Martinez de Hoz (Second Prize) ... ... ... 18 16 Mr. W. A. Barron ... ... ... 19 2 Mr. W. H. Moore (Reserve) ...
O 41 46 55 15 o 39 18 20 17 Messrs. Schweppes ... ... ... 22 18 Mr. E. H. Brown ... ... o 56 45 24 20 Mr. George Chapman (Third Prize) I ... ... ... ... ...
I 45 In the following year the directors of the International Horse Show decided to have two events, one for road coaches, to retain the name of "Marathon," and another for private drags, embodying the idea of the Isthmian Games, to be called the "Corinthian." The first of these events took place over the same course as before.
On the London and Brighton "Venture," driven by its American owner, were Wilson as professional whip, and Bellamy as guard, the other nine competitors being Mr. W. H.