Calcutta Paperchasing Records
Calcutta Paperchasing Records
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Red Rover, Comet, and Little Duke. The going is improving every week, but we see that the crops are still standing in the bund-country and over some of the other well-known courses.
The meet for yesterday's chase took place at Cavanagh's stables, Gurriah Hat Road, and brought together a very large field both of spectators and riders. The Secretary, we notice, unburdened himself of one of his grievances in the advertisement of the meet, and we assist him with a word in season to those sportsmen ...who appear to think that the walls and fences put up during the week are intended more especially for their delectation before the chase comes off. The '' gallery " would also oblige if they would kindly keep off the crops as much as possible, as compensation has of course to be paid to the ryot.
The paper was carried by Mr. Latham and Mr. Walker, and amongst the field we noticed Mrs. Cook on True Briton, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Turner on Ariel, Mr. Beresford on Lord Donald, Mr. McCartie on a grey, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Red Rover, Comet, and Little Duke. The going is improving every week, but we see that the crops are still standing in the bund-country and over some of the other well-known courses.
The meet for yesterday's chase took place at Cavanagh's stables, Gurriah Hat Road, and brought together a very large field both of spectators and riders. The Secretary, we notice, unburdened himself of one of his grievances in the advertisement of the meet, and we assist him with a word in season to those sportsmen ...who appear to think that the walls and fences put up during the week are intended more especially for their delectation before the chase comes off. The '' gallery " would also oblige if they would kindly keep off the crops as much as possible, as compensation has of course to be paid to the ryot.
The paper was carried by Mr. Latham and Mr. Walker, and amongst the field we noticed Mrs. Cook on True Briton, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Turner on Ariel, Mr. Beresford on Lord Donald, Mr. McCartie on a grey, Mr.
What to read after Calcutta Paperchasing Records?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B 1867 Sabretache to read onlineMoreLess
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