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... Miss Florence Blenkiron and Miss Theresa Wallach , the two English girls who . left Algiers on December 19 last , unarmed , in an attempt to cross Africa from- nortii to south in : a sidecar : combination ; have . entered Agades , in French West Africa ...
... BRITISH GIRL'S LONE TREK A delay.!'! postcard has been received 'n Johannesburg from Florence Blen'kiron announcing her safe arrival at Bufca, Belgian Con go. Miss Blenkiron, one of the two British girls who motor cycled from Cairo to Cape Town, left Cape ...
... TO CAPE Miss Florence Blenkiron, one of the EnSIXSh girls who motor cycled from Cairo to Cape Town, has left Cape Town alone on the return journ¢y. Her companion, Miss Theresa Wallach, bad already left for. England by ship. ‘ Miss Blenkiron and Miss Wallach ...
... 18 . —Miss Florence Blenkiron , one of the English girls who motor cycled from Cairo to Capetown , has left here alone on the return journey . ' Her companion , Miss - Theresa Wallaeh , had alreadv left for England by ship . Miss Blenkiron and Miss Wallaeh ...
... EPIC OF TRAVEL The girls are Miss Florence M. Blenkiron, of Harmby, near Richmond (Yorkshire), and Miss Theresa E. Wallach, of Stowe (Buckinghamshire). Miss Blenkiron was the first woman to win the Brooklands gold star, awarded to motor cyclists who lap ...
... '¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' .. ' .. ' Englishwoman Completes Second U : : V Trib fcwMotoi ? Cycle ,.,: ' AtciERS / . February 10 . —Miss Florence Blenkiroivthe intrepid English motor-cyclist who last September set out . alone from Capetown la . motor , cycle across Africa ...
... Mason) : 2 DUKE OF FLORENCE (J. Moloney) ; 3 LADY CLARION (Mr Usher). Also ran Cavalry Cloak. Ne\yland, Nobile. Magic Lass, Craig Larchmont. Loch Linnhe. Super Ilnine. Bef'ing—ll to 8 Haine, 5 ] Larv Clarion, 6 to 1 Duke Florence and Cavalry Cloak, 10 ...
... Linnhe, R.. Townsend. .Off 2 31. POTOCKI 1 trtJKE OF FLORENCE 2 LADY CLARION 3 Winner owned by Col. Dunlop and trained by Ea»terby. _ Betting—ll to 8 SftpAr Tlaine, 5 to 1 Lady Clarion, 6 to 1 Duke of Florence and Cavalry Cloak, 10 to 1 Larchmant, 100 to 7 ...
... KD Bkidoe M ' . Vei'I BETTISG FORECAST—5 to 2 against Gazonit ; 7 to 2 against Essex Beacon : 5 to 1 each againEC Duke of Florence and Xumiile ; 15 to 2 against Claudinc ; 9 to 1 against Yearly ; 10 to 1 against Prospice ; 100 to 6 others . 1 . 30 . — ...
... and upwards. About two miles and a auartejr 8 (Mr T. Richards) W. 9 Highbury 5 Allendale) B. _Jarvis 7 3 Duke Florence (Mr A. D. M The Niche (Sir L. PhilipDs) J. Jarvis 7 0 Ballvscanlon 6 (Mr H. NiEhUnEall 6 13 Roi de Saba 4 (Sir P. & n ...
... YARN 11. (Childs). Only two ran. Betting—l 3 to Bon Cheery Lad. Tote—Win, 2s sd. Won by five lengths. Winner owned Mr Blenkiron, and trained by Nightingall. 3.30 —LINGFIELD SPRING PLATE (five furlongs) of 200 sovs.—l STRAPPING (Beary) ; 2 RHONIA (R ...
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