Indian Racing Reminiscences
Indian Racing Reminiscences
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He was, in his younger days, a fine horseman, and won many races on the flat. He owned, from time ta time, a number of good horses, to which I shall allude further on. He was an excellent trainer and judge, in which capacity he was always at the service of his many friends, to their gain, though sometimes to his own loss, . For he was generous to a fault. During his long stay in GENERAL ''MONTY" TURNBULL.
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General "Monty'' Turnbull. I8i the Hermitage — called after his favourite horse... — at Ali- pore, near Calcutta, he did yeoman service, in the true interests of racing as a steward of the Calcutta Turf Club, and as one of the Editors of the Oriental Sporting Magazine, the other two being Lord Ulick Browne and Colonel W. Nassau Lees, LL. D.
As a writer he was fond of a joke, and often enlivened "" The Month " of his paper by a droll tale. " Arab merchants, " he relates in one of the numbers, " are apt to be too fond of trials, and so much does the term work •on their imagination, that one of them was heard to apply it to a loving couple riding round the racecourse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was, in his younger days, a fine horseman, and won many races on the flat. He owned, from time ta time, a number of good horses, to which I shall allude further on. He was an excellent trainer and judge, in which capacity he was always at the service of his many friends, to their gain, though sometimes to his own loss, . For he was generous to a fault. During his long stay in GENERAL ''MONTY" TURNBULL.
Page 18 1.
General "Monty'' Turnbull. I8i the Hermitage — called after his favourite horse... — at Ali- pore, near Calcutta, he did yeoman service, in the true interests of racing as a steward of the Calcutta Turf Club, and as one of the Editors of the Oriental Sporting Magazine, the other two being Lord Ulick Browne and Colonel W. Nassau Lees, LL. D.
As a writer he was fond of a joke, and often enlivened "" The Month " of his paper by a droll tale. " Arab merchants, " he relates in one of the numbers, " are apt to be too fond of trials, and so much does the term work •on their imagination, that one of them was heard to apply it to a loving couple riding round the racecourse.
What to read after Indian Racing Reminiscences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M Horace Matthew Horace Hayes to read onlineMoreLess
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