STRATFORD GYMKHANA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 64, 22 March 1913, Page 5

STRATFORD GYMKHANA.

WHERE TO GO ON EASTER MONDAY.

There is but one ideal place to spend Easter Monday’s holiday, and that is the scene of the Stratford A. and P. Association’s annual Gymkana, on the picturesque showgrounds. Everything that is possible has been done to ensure the general public a magnificent day’s outing. The grounds are looking at their best, the track is in splendid order, and, we understand, word has been sent to the gentleman in charge of the weather arrangemnts to do his utmost in this department. Picnickers will welcome the innovation of supplying families with hot water for their tea arrangements, and generally speaking the Association has spared no pains to make the Gymkana ibe farmers’ picnic, a« well as the town dweller’s outing. The entries are a record, and in the jumping events there will be a field of twenty odd, all the best known riders from far and near being present. The cycling events should be particularly interesting. The tug-of-war, and the hundred and one novelties that the committee have arranged, cannot fail but to amuse and interest. Everyone should make a point of being in attendance. The “kick-off’’ is at 11 a.m. sharp.