The South of the Thames Cross-Country Championship at Bromley. 1906.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, February 10th, 1906," showing the Following Drawings with Photographs for "The South of the Thames Cross-Country Championship at Bromley." Won by Reading A. C., with J. Webb, of Bath and Somerset A. C., First Man Home.
Illustrated by P. B. Hickling.

   a- The Start. (Photograph)
   b- Over the Plough. (Drawing)
   c- After one mile Belgrave leading. (Drawing)
   d- The First Lap. (Photograph)
   e- After Four MIles Epsom Leading. (Drawing)
   f- The Finish : J. Webb (Bath and Somerset A.C.) First. (Drawing)

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Reverse side shows 9 Photographs from "The Kempton Park Steeplechases."
        1- Weybridge Selling Steeplechase, in which three of the four runners fell.
           a- The winner, Mr. Pat Dandy's Zampieri, the only competitor which did not fall.
           b- At the first fence.
           c- Orpington, who fell, was remounted, and finished second.
        2- Paddock Steeplechases.- The winner, Aunt May, with the trainer, Persse.
        3- The Course.
        4- The Middlesex Hurdle Race.- Therapia (E. Sullivan up) returning to scale.
        5- The Middlesex Hurdle Race.- Sir Peter Walker's Therapia, by Tarporley-Rosemount, the winner.
        6- Middlesex Hurdle Race, won by Therapia.
        7- The Thames Valley Selling Hurdle Race, won by Morning Glass.


Condition is Very Good.