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... Talking of Animals Friendships Attempted and Made SHYNESS OVERCOME Little Diana Linton aged three, was intrigued by the quaint attractiveness of Hoity-Toity a foal at the Royal Richmond Horse Show but she was afraid that he might be boisterously playful. The foal, however was as intrigued as Diana and a friendship that started icith doubts on both sides was sealed by mutual admiration. FREEDOM ...

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... RICHMOND ROYAL HORSE SHOW, always one of the happiest of the season, was blessed with brilliant sunshine and honoured with a visit from Her Majesty Queen Mary during its jubilee event. Horse shows, fortunately, unlike many of the large agricultural shows of to-day, still centre round the main ring-- there are no avenues of machinery to distract attention from the animals or to destroy the ...

... T^XTREME heat, which was in many ways more uncomfortable to stock -L> and visitors than a downpour of rain would have been, was a memorable part of this year's Essex Show at Braintree. Although strenuous efforts were made to alleviate their condition, including the use of hoses on canvas roofs, the temperature had a fatal effect on some of the pig entries and permission was given for the ...

... /\NLY one French-trained horse the Baron G. D. Waldner's Y-' Gold Vase winner, Fastlad carried honours and prize-money home from the four-day Royal meeting on Ascot Heath. A memor able Ascot, attended by the King and Queen, resulted in the defeat of all but the one among the French-trained horses the American- bred Prince Simon fared no better in the King Edward VII. Stakes. THE ASCOT STAKES ...

... On Beatinsf the Drum A WELL-KNOWN exporter telephoned me on the morning after Supertello had won the Ascot Gold Cup. Why, he asked, had not the newspapers beaten the drum to call attention to the fact that this was a splendid British victory? As far as I remember, the Press gave the matter a fair amount of prominence. But, as my friend pointed out, if a French horse had won it again, ...