Winston's Cumulative ... Encyclopedia; a Comprehensive Reference book
Winston's Cumulative ... Encyclopedia; a Comprehensive Reference book
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cut this down to 2.08%, and ing over ground not specially prepared finally in 1897, Star Pointer crossed the for the purpose ; hurdle-racing, in whicjji 2 minute goal, niakins a mile in 1.59^, the horses have to leap over ot^tacles pur- and Lou Dillon, in 1903, in 1.58^. Pac- posely placed in the way; and match ing records have reached the still lower trotting. This last kind of race is a level of 1.55, made by Dan Patch in 1906.
very favorite one in the United States, Running is a faster pace ...than trotting, where the best trotting horses are to be and the American running record has found, but in England it is not much reached the low limit of 1.35^. This practised. Formerly all races were what was made by Salvator, at Monmouth is called weight-for-age races, that is. Park, in 1890.
a specified difference in weight was con- Horseradisll (Oochlearia a r mora- ceded by the older horses. But it was ■"■vx o^x a,u.xoA4 cia). a common garden found that when races were conducted on herb, acrid and stimulating in character, this plan the best horses came to be It is used in pharmacy in the prepa- known, and the inferior ones withdrew, ration of compound spirit of horseradish, not venturing to compete with them, so Horseradish is used in a fresh state as a that the race resulted in a walk-over, condiment with meats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
cut this down to 2.08%, and ing over ground not specially prepared finally in 1897, Star Pointer crossed the for the purpose ; hurdle-racing, in whicjji 2 minute goal, niakins a mile in 1.59^, the horses have to leap over ot^tacles pur- and Lou Dillon, in 1903, in 1.58^. Pac- posely placed in the way; and match ing records have reached the still lower trotting. This last kind of race is a level of 1.55, made by Dan Patch in 1906.
very favorite one in the United States, Running is a faster pace ...than trotting, where the best trotting horses are to be and the American running record has found, but in England it is not much reached the low limit of 1.35^. This practised. Formerly all races were what was made by Salvator, at Monmouth is called weight-for-age races, that is. Park, in 1890.
a specified difference in weight was con- Horseradisll (Oochlearia a r mora- ceded by the older horses. But it was ■"■vx o^x a,u.xoA4 cia). a common garden found that when races were conducted on herb, acrid and stimulating in character, this plan the best horses came to be It is used in pharmacy in the prepa- known, and the inferior ones withdrew, ration of compound spirit of horseradish, not venturing to compete with them, so Horseradish is used in a fresh state as a that the race resulted in a walk-over, condiment with meats.
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