... Rapier on Racing Smart Rose of England colt The Aga Khan starts winning Newbury details-- Tout Change wins the Cup Hard going at Gatwick Week-end hints TWO-YEAR-OLDS provided most of the interest at the Birmingham meeting which opened last week's racing. On the Monday Lord Glanely's colt by Colombo out of Rose of England won the Warwickshire Breeders' Foal Plate in such style that people sat ...

... FEW will question that A. D. Locke has a genius for golf com parable with that which inspired the immortal Bobby Jones, to whose career the South African's brief course already bears resemblance. Both made their mark in open competition while in their teens, and in a year or two were national champions. At twenty-one Locke is Open champion of South Africa, Ireland, New Zealand, and the ...

... Left LIGHT-WEIGHT HUNTERS Lord Fortescue, a judge, riding one of the light-weight hunters which competed for the Romer Williams Challenge Cup. Mr. J. V. Rank's The Snob was the winner. A CLEAR ROUND Miss Tvette Tinkler takes the wall during a clear round on her Chinchilla. She tied for first place with Master J. Nesfield on Sweet William in the class for children under fifteen years of age on ...

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... Ascot Without the King and Queen The Field Thundering Past the Stands During the Race for the Ascot Stakes Postage Inland, ijd. Canada and Newfoundland, Ud. Elsewhere Abroad, 2id. a Ascot, the greatest social and sporting event of the year, was, in the absence of the King and Queen in Canada, necessarily robbed of a little of its glamour and of the pageantry of the Royal procession along the ...

... TO THE MEMORY OF PAPA JOFFRE The scene outside the Ecole Polytechnique, Paris, at the unveiling of the statue to the former pupil of the Polytechnique who won renown by his defeat of the Germans at the Marne SYMBOLISING CZECH DETERMINATION: The Czechoslovak Pavilion at the New York World's Fair has been completed, and the intention is that it shall evidence the determination of the Czechs to ...

... France Wants War Horses A Visit to Saumur Reveals a Start ling Change in French Army Policy By FERDINAND TUOHY THE first horse to come within my purview at Saumur was, unfortunately, on the table. Doubly unfortunate, in that the luncheon wine was of purest Saumur, that gently sparkling sunlight that does not bear exporting. The reason I was trapped into horse mas querading, of course, as ...

... Russian Ballet at Covent Garden THE GRACE OF TATIANA RIABOUCHINSKA A dramatic action study of this brilliant exponent of ballet taken during a performance of Coq d Or. The season of Russian Ballet starts at Covent Garden next Monday, and Riabouchinska will, of course, be among the stars. Bumper audiences are assured, for Londoners have never been more ballet conscious and would seem to have a ...

... OSTERLEY PARK I'M A MONUMENT OF ENGLISH EIGHTEENTH CENTURY TASTE: A rear view of Osterley House, Lord Jersey's magnificent residence near Isleworth, Middlesex, which he has opened to the public on certain days of the week and which was the scene of a notable gathering last week when Mr. S. M. Bruce, High Commissioner for Australia, conducted the inaugural ceremony. In its beautiful park ...

... What Germany Believes: if-- By-- i VICTOR BODKER I HAVE just returned from Berlin. It is a city I know very well. I ought to, for I was correspondent there for a famous British news agency for eleven years-- from .1923 to 1934. I saw Hitler rise from being a street corner orator in Munich, despised and ridiculed by the masses as a mountebank and charlatan, to become leader of a nation of 85 ...