... By The Tout Tom Coulthwoite, Arthur Nightingall and Jack Anthony have each been responsible for three Grand National winners. Torn trained Eremon in 1907, Jenkinstown in 1910, and Grakle in 1931. Arthur, who still lives at Epsom, rode his first National winner, Ilex, fifty-four years ago, following up with Why Not in 1S92 and Grudon in 1901. His nephew, Walter Nightingall. trained last year's ...

... : Can I come and sit in front You know, I still find myself saying down-stairs and things like that if I'm not jolly careful! Four by Fenwick I guess you boys must have had some dandy times playing about with these funny little old pop-guns Bussing General Gee, I thought all big stooges around Whitehall had their own transportation! ...

... The Commanding Officer is a well-known personality throughout the Royal Corps of Signals. Among others here is Lr. Q.M.) C. E. Young, who took part annually in the Royal Tournament from 1928 to 1936, and when C.S.M. Riding Instructor at the old Depot Battalion won many prizes in jumping at Olympia An Operators' Training Battalion, Royal Signals by Mel ...