... ‘DOG RACING People bet with confidence REYHOUND racing was popular G because people knew they could bet with the confidence that every dog in the race wag trying would, barring accidents, run to form. Telling Royal Commiss on Betting, Lotteries and Gaming ...

... REYHOUND_ rac! because people © bet with the confider in the race wag tr barring accidents, ru Telling the Royal Betting, Lotteries an London to-day, the hound Racing Society sald “It is wrong hound racing as on! medium. “Proof of this cai bigger attendances ...

... wags out last Saturday, fore, experience little difficulty and I doubt if the surprise Leicester winning to-morrow if this race is. , Cottage Welcome, will be asked sidered good enough. In his abs to take on the netter-class Roimord Roar can step up on ...

... substantial Hallett, = a woman who had lost three f of her right hand in a ent. factory accid woman , Mrs. Elina Ethel Marsh, of Reading, told the Judge that since the accident she had been unable to sew and had to shake hands with the wrong hand. When counsel ...

... Jack Jarvis and Col. R. Warden. Mr. Justice Stable said: Mr. Janus said that unless he was given notice at the end of the racing season, a private trainer would assume that his services were being retained. Colonel Warden said that a private trainer would ...

... that some of the Lisbon starters, who missed the worst of the weather, might get through without penalty, and that a French racing driver, M. Louis Chiron, driving a Vedette from Monte Carlo, had done so. British driver’s feat The best time in the acceleration ...

... 24 last to a 36-year-old Maltese woman who was stated to have been given a new face through plastic surgery, after a road accident. The award was made to Mrs. Mary Theresa Arrlgo, Paddington. London, who also obtained £1,450 special damages. The appeal ...

... Kingston Rovers’ best fonvards have had drop out of the team to meet Warrington at Craven Park. Scholes has Injured his race In an accident at work and Barker lias leg injury. This is serious double blow, for Rovers bad a good chance of winning a useful lead ...

... they a statesman to whom the fate of a nation ought to be entrusted? I think not, because the famous vermin speech was no accident; I believe that Mr. Bevan is prepared to divide the people in his mind’s estimate, that he really does think sectlonally ...

... Russia's ropagandists at the races OKYO,.— thousand bicycle race elled “swindle,” swarmed across ld, overwhelmed 70 policemen et fire to di rooms and stole 10st money bet on the races. started when the favourite 1 & race sto near the =| line. als said ...

... caught It going full speed. I was about two yards off George Hirst mld-off when I had finished Another of nis A Race stories told of race with David Hunter, with Hunter « »t«ted during dressing room talk lunch-time about foxhunting Hunter did In the winter ...

... seventh meeting this a the modest card ane 1 ress @ ‘for last year’s winner, The Solid Man, in the race, Claude Duval has run weil enough in his two races over hurdles to warrant support in the Providential, who looked Uke tand- ing @ rate gainble when ...