Ashgill Or the Life And Times of John Osborne
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Leger thrown into the account, his lordship's career on the Turf was only a comparative success. His habits and disposition were incompatible with a sport which, as was observed by a writer of the day, demands clearness of vision, strength of purpose, and a soupgon of selfishness. He was morbidly sensitive of any of his acts being misrepresented. If any of his horses were knocked about in the market, he would write to the newspapers explaining the true state of affairs. Lord Clifden was undoubt...edly a good horse as a three-year- old, and particularly so on the St. Leger day ; but his Cup career was as much a failure as was the Turf career of his noble owner. He dimmed the lustre of his St. Leger before he finally retired from the Turf, and when he was shown as a stallion at the Agricultural Hall little notice was taken of him. Yet at the stud he proved a success, second only to that of Stockwell. No doubt the large sum of money for which Lord St. Vincent backed his horse for the Grand Prix de Paris was " cut up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leger thrown into the account, his lordship's career on the Turf was only a comparative success. His habits and disposition were incompatible with a sport which, as was observed by a writer of the day, demands clearness of vision, strength of purpose, and a soupgon of selfishness. He was morbidly sensitive of any of his acts being misrepresented. If any of his horses were knocked about in the market, he would write to the newspapers explaining the true state of affairs. Lord Clifden was undoubt...edly a good horse as a three-year- old, and particularly so on the St. Leger day ; but his Cup career was as much a failure as was the Turf career of his noble owner. He dimmed the lustre of his St. Leger before he finally retired from the Turf, and when he was shown as a stallion at the Agricultural Hall little notice was taken of him. Yet at the stud he proved a success, second only to that of Stockwell. No doubt the large sum of money for which Lord St. Vincent backed his horse for the Grand Prix de Paris was " cut up.
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