... DOGS OF THE DAY Gundogs from Abroad BY A. CROXTON SMITH ON April 2 a photograph was pub lished on this page of Lorna Lady Howe's imported pointer bitch, International Ch. Blackfield Gill, and, in the accompanying article, I prophesied that she should add distinc tion to the Banchory kennels. In less than a fortnight she had lullv justified this prediction by winning the All-aged Stake at the ...

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... WHY NOT?-- WHY THE NOT? Mr. F. Hancock's mare Why Not seemed to have all the perverseness attributed to the fair sex in the Adjacent Hunts Pony Race at Mr. Spooned s Harriers Point-to-Point near Princetown. She certainly has no intention by her look of answering the question though perhaps she is! POLO AT WESTONBIRT: Play between Cardswell Manor and Fonthill during the first round of the ...

... THE ROYAL STUD AT HAMPTON COURT Its History and Far-reaching Influence on Bloodstock By J. B. ROBERTSON THE Parks of Bushy and Hampton were given by William the Conqueror to Walter de St. Valery, and afterwards by Joan Grey to the Knights Hospitalers. On the site of their preceptory Cardinal Wolsey founded the Palace in 1515, and on the lands of Hampton this hard-riding cleric maintained a ...

... His Early Training In Action at the Battle of Jutland A Mention in Despatches Racing in Britannia Will He Build a New Yacht By JOHN SCOTT HUGHES A TIME comes when a man finds that the truest and best of Rudyard Kipling's shorter poems is that which he called The Virginity- Try as he will, no man breaks wholly loose From his first love, no matter who she be. Parsons in pulpits, tax-payers in ...

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... MOTORING 25 YEARS HENCE- ^2^ A VISION Four-track Motorways 200 m.p.h. Average Speeds Rear-engined Cars Overhead Roads Fog-penetrating Lamps And Diffused Lighting for Every Main Road By KAYE DON To-day, on the eve of His Majesty's Coronation, we look forward with confidence and interest to the prophetic probabilities which may have occurred in our own particular spheres of life when we ...

... ENGLISH AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Some Incidents at Saunton THE SECOND GREEN William Sutton putting on the second green in the fourth round. The picture gives an excellent idea of the country over which Saunton is laid out. The Saunton Sands Hotel in the distance does not exactly enhance the prospect, but it certainly fills a long fell want. OUT OF THE BENTS C. Stowe (above) and T. R. Deighlon, ...