A History of the English Turf volume 3
A History of the English Turf volume 3
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Chaplin that it would be "not fair to Jem Machell, " that Hermit was not scratched for the Derby after the blood-vessel broke in his head. It is strange that Custance, having been given up, at Captain Hawksley's earnest entreaties, to Mr. Pryor, found that his new mount, The Rake, had broken a blood-vessel as well. But By pennission of " Country Life. " The Duchess of Montrose (" Mr. Manton ").
' SCEPTRE' WINS!" 677 that was on the lungs. Captain Machell did not win very largely over the race, ...though he repeatedly begged Lord Hastings to hedge the enormous sums that reckless nobleman stood to lose, and Hermit, ^\f\\om he always considered delicate and difficult to train, was his favourite up to that time ; but he thought Blinkhoolie his best stayer, and Sir Joseph Hawley considered Vespasian the fastest he had ever seen. He trained for the late Lord Lonsdale, the late Lord Aylesford, the late Duke of Beaufort, Sir Charles Legard, General Owen Williams, Mr. J. B. Leigh, Sir John Willoughby, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chaplin that it would be "not fair to Jem Machell, " that Hermit was not scratched for the Derby after the blood-vessel broke in his head. It is strange that Custance, having been given up, at Captain Hawksley's earnest entreaties, to Mr. Pryor, found that his new mount, The Rake, had broken a blood-vessel as well. But By pennission of " Country Life. " The Duchess of Montrose (" Mr. Manton ").
' SCEPTRE' WINS!" 677 that was on the lungs. Captain Machell did not win very largely over the race, ...though he repeatedly begged Lord Hastings to hedge the enormous sums that reckless nobleman stood to lose, and Hermit, ^\f\\om he always considered delicate and difficult to train, was his favourite up to that time ; but he thought Blinkhoolie his best stayer, and Sir Joseph Hawley considered Vespasian the fastest he had ever seen. He trained for the late Lord Lonsdale, the late Lord Aylesford, the late Duke of Beaufort, Sir Charles Legard, General Owen Williams, Mr. J. B. Leigh, Sir John Willoughby, Mr.
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