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He it was who inaugurated the County Carlow and All Ireland Polo Clubs, institutions which have gone on and flourished ever since. Mr. Horace Rochfort formed one of the team that beat the 8th Hussars in the first regular match ever played in Ireland, when County Carlow sent him, Mr. Robert Watson, M. F. H. , his son Mr. John Watson (of present renown), Mr. Stewart-Duckett, and Mr. James Butler, to do battle with Messrs. Gould, Green, Gregg, Paley, and Baldock, when the county team won, and crow...ned themselves with glory.
Mr. Geoffrey Hone was another very brilliant player, and so was Major B. Gough, Qth Lancers, better known as ' Goffy, ' who was quite at the top of the tree in India, and one of the best ' forwards ' ever seen. Captain Steeds, a familiar figure at the Dublin Horse Show, was another well-known man on the polo ground, and generally owned a smart pony or two which he always made good use of. He had a wonderful pony called Tongs, which he bought for a mere song at a sale in Dublin, on the condition that he should be delivered at his house at Clonsilla, seven miles distant ; for the impression was that he could not be got there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He it was who inaugurated the County Carlow and All Ireland Polo Clubs, institutions which have gone on and flourished ever since. Mr. Horace Rochfort formed one of the team that beat the 8th Hussars in the first regular match ever played in Ireland, when County Carlow sent him, Mr. Robert Watson, M. F. H. , his son Mr. John Watson (of present renown), Mr. Stewart-Duckett, and Mr. James Butler, to do battle with Messrs. Gould, Green, Gregg, Paley, and Baldock, when the county team won, and crow...ned themselves with glory.
Mr. Geoffrey Hone was another very brilliant player, and so was Major B. Gough, Qth Lancers, better known as ' Goffy, ' who was quite at the top of the tree in India, and one of the best ' forwards ' ever seen. Captain Steeds, a familiar figure at the Dublin Horse Show, was another well-known man on the polo ground, and generally owned a smart pony or two which he always made good use of. He had a wonderful pony called Tongs, which he bought for a mere song at a sale in Dublin, on the condition that he should be delivered at his house at Clonsilla, seven miles distant ; for the impression was that he could not be got there.
What to read after Riding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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