A great year Lord Glanely's horses

Alfred Edward Thomas Watson

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^"*syj JOHNA.SEAVERNS A GREAT YEAR :&&.& -V/'- J/->f/ s//r//£3265 £8735, £ 26 " " THE HEAD OF THE LIST The form with Lemberg, it may be remarked, was Fairie'ssomewhat varied. He beat Mr. colt, who was Princesshowever giving him lb., in the of Wales's5 at even weights in the Eclipse,Stakes, beat him previously beaten Lord Derby's coltLemberg having in Coronation Cup. King William wasat evens the at the same time a disappointment.a winner, but and Swynford went for the Princess of Wales'sBoth he Stakes, and both were backed. I recollect next day meeting Lord Derby at St. Pancras station on the way Newmarket, and remarking that I had expected toto see King William in front of his stable companion, notwithstanding that the young one started at to9 2, Swynford at to 1 and Lord Derby replied that the3 ; given idea that thegallop prior to the race had the Derbyyoung one was the better. The Ascot was win. It brought inKing William's chief £3297 ; well, though she missedand Hair Trigger II. also did having been the year when Mr.the Oaks, this Cherimoya won that classic on theBrodrick Cloete's of her only appearance on the racecourse.occasion Trigger II. however earned these fourHair £4659, having therefore produced of the £43,721.£38,949 story of 2 is soon told. Prince PalatineThe 191 carried off the Gold Cup, the Eclipse, the Doncaster Cup and the Club Stakes, adding up toJockey £1 8,830 Pilkingtonof the which put Mr.

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• Horse racing

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• Nombre de lectures: 16
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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f/ s//r//£3265 £8735, £ 26 " " THE HEAD OF THE LIST The form with Lemberg, it may be remarked, was Fairie'ssomewhat varied. He beat Mr. colt, who was Princesshowever giving him lb., in the of Wales's5 at even weights in the Eclipse,Stakes, beat him previously beaten Lord Derby's coltLemberg having in Coronation Cup. King William wasat evens the at the same time a disappointment.a winner, but and Swynford went for the Princess of Wales'sBoth he Stakes, and both were backed. I recollect next day meeting Lord Derby at St. Pancras station on the way Newmarket, and remarking that I had expected toto see King William in front of his stable companion, notwithstanding that the young one started at to9 2, Swynford at to 1 and Lord Derby replied that the3 ; given idea that thegallop prior to the race had the Derbyyoung one was the better. The Ascot was win. It brought inKing William's chief £3297 ; well, though she missedand Hair Trigger II. also did having been the year when Mr.the Oaks, this Cherimoya won that classic on theBrodrick Cloete's of her only appearance on the racecourse.occasion Trigger II. however earned these fourHair £4659, having therefore produced of the £43,721.£38,949 story of 2 is soon told. Prince PalatineThe 191 carried off the Gold Cup, the Eclipse, the Doncaster Cup and the Club Stakes, adding up toJockey £1 8,830 Pilkingtonof the which put Mr." />

^"*syjJOHNA.SEAVERNSA GREAT YEAR:&&.&
-V/'- J/->f/ s//r//<///.A GREAT YEAR
LORD GLANELY'S HORSES
BY
ALFRED E. T. WATSON
'Assistant Editor ofand Contributor to The Badminton Library
'
'Sectional Editor, Encyclopaedia Britannica
' ' 'Author of Sketches in the Hunting Field,' Racecourse and Covertside,' Racing and
''Chasing,' 'The Racing World and its Inhabitants,' King Edward VII. as a
'Sportsman,' A Sporting and Dramatic Career' (Reminiscences), etc.
' 'Forprivate circulation, Lord Derby's Racehorses,' Galicia : Her Forbears and
'Offspring,' Princeher Palatine : His Pedigree and Performances'
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' Green : Yellow Sleeves
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
TRINTED FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION BY
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