Polo Past And Present
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2. The Entrance Fee for each team competing to be jf i.
3. An unlimited list of ponies the bona -fide property of Officers of the Regiment, stating name, colour, sex, and owner, shall be sent to the Hon. Secretary by the 20th May. Eighteen of these ponies shall be nominated to the Hon. Secretary one day prior to the First Tie of the Tournament being played.
These eighteen ponies shall be allowed to be played in the Preliminary Ties, but only fifteen of them shall be allowed to be played in the ...Semi-final and Final Ties in London.
4. The Semi-final and Final Ties to be played in London.
APPENDIX 431 The Preliminary Ties of the Tournament shall be played on grounds as near as possible to stations where Regiments are quartered. The expenses of all competing teams to be defrayed by a grant from an Inter-Regimental Polo Tournament Fund to be derived from the play of the Semi-Final and Final Ties in London, and the Preliminary Ties on local grounds where possible.
5. The Sub-Committee have full power to decide upon what grounds the Ties and Final are to be played.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. The Entrance Fee for each team competing to be jf i.
3. An unlimited list of ponies the bona -fide property of Officers of the Regiment, stating name, colour, sex, and owner, shall be sent to the Hon. Secretary by the 20th May. Eighteen of these ponies shall be nominated to the Hon. Secretary one day prior to the First Tie of the Tournament being played.
These eighteen ponies shall be allowed to be played in the Preliminary Ties, but only fifteen of them shall be allowed to be played in the ...Semi-final and Final Ties in London.
4. The Semi-final and Final Ties to be played in London.
APPENDIX 431 The Preliminary Ties of the Tournament shall be played on grounds as near as possible to stations where Regiments are quartered. The expenses of all competing teams to be defrayed by a grant from an Inter-Regimental Polo Tournament Fund to be derived from the play of the Semi-Final and Final Ties in London, and the Preliminary Ties on local grounds where possible.
5. The Sub-Committee have full power to decide upon what grounds the Ties and Final are to be played.
What to read after Polo Past And Present?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T F Thomas Francis Dale to read onlineMoreLess
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