Racecourse And Covert Side
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3 — Lord James Savage's b h Eed Eonald, 11 st. 12 lb. , white, blue belt, black cap (Captain Crossley) ; No. 7 — Lord Tourneymeade's ch m Osprey, 11 st. 7 lb. , red and green hoops (Mr. Herries); No. 15— Mr. Stuart-Colvile's b m Mavis, 10 st. 12 lb. , crimson, white cap (Captain Wynnerly).
" How's this ? I thought Wynnerly was going to ride Osprey. I understood so when he went to dress. What's the meaning of it?" 208 EACECOURSE AND COVERT SIDE.
Flutterton asked Sir Henry, as they read the 3, 7,... 15, with the riders' names heneath, on the telegraph board. " Herries is going to ride, it seems ? " " I don't know ; I quite thought so, too, " Atherton answered.
" I'll take 6 to 4 ! 5 to 4 bar one ! 10 to 1 bar two ! " came from the ring. " Here, 6 to 4 bar one ! 15 to 1 bar two ! I'll take 7 to 4 ! " was soon the cry. Eed Konald was a hot favourite, and his appearance justified it. The mare, too, looked well, as Tom Ball stripped her, and with gentle hands and soothing words fitted the saddle on her back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 — Lord James Savage's b h Eed Eonald, 11 st. 12 lb. , white, blue belt, black cap (Captain Crossley) ; No. 7 — Lord Tourneymeade's ch m Osprey, 11 st. 7 lb. , red and green hoops (Mr. Herries); No. 15— Mr. Stuart-Colvile's b m Mavis, 10 st. 12 lb. , crimson, white cap (Captain Wynnerly).
" How's this ? I thought Wynnerly was going to ride Osprey. I understood so when he went to dress. What's the meaning of it?" 208 EACECOURSE AND COVERT SIDE.
Flutterton asked Sir Henry, as they read the 3, 7,... 15, with the riders' names heneath, on the telegraph board. " Herries is going to ride, it seems ? " " I don't know ; I quite thought so, too, " Atherton answered.
" I'll take 6 to 4 ! 5 to 4 bar one ! 10 to 1 bar two ! " came from the ring. " Here, 6 to 4 bar one ! 15 to 1 bar two ! I'll take 7 to 4 ! " was soon the cry. Eed Konald was a hot favourite, and his appearance justified it. The mare, too, looked well, as Tom Ball stripped her, and with gentle hands and soothing words fitted the saddle on her back.
What to read after Racecourse And Covert Side?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Edward Thomas Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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