The South and West Wilts Point-to-Point.- A Ladies' Race at Manor Farm, Motcombe. 1921.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, April 9th, 1921," showing the Following  Drawings by Lionel Edwards, A.R.C.A. for "The South and West Wilts Point-to-Point.- A Ladies' Race at Manor Farm, Motcombe."

   a- In the country in the farmers' Light Weight Race.  a Clever Hunter-Guaranteed not to Fall and also not to win !  (The two farmers' races were chiefly remarkable for the number of falls.)
   b- The last Fence in the adjoining Hunts Steeplechase, won by Miss Manger's The Banker Boy after a good race.
   c- At the last fence in the Ladies' Race, won by Lady Jean Hamilton's Cavalier.  This Three-Mile Race was closely contested. There were no Falls, the only casualty  being the loss of a Habit Skirt, and all Finished.
   d- You can take no Liberties with a Dorset Bank.  (The Farmers' Heavy Weight Race.)
   e- Cooked !.

Condition is Very Good.