AND

[Illustration: DAM!]

[Illustration: MAIDEN ALLOWANCE]

[Illustration: SETTLING AT THE CLUBS]

[Illustration: AN OBJECTION ON THE GROUND OF "BORING"]

[Illustration: WINNING BY A CLEVER HEAD]

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[Illustration: _Owner._ "Why didn't you ride as I told you? Didn't I

tell you to force the pace early and come away at the corner?"

_Jockey._ "Yes, m'Lord, but I couldn't very well leave the horse

behind."]

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AT NEWMARKET.--_Lady Plongère (to Sir Charles Hamidoot)._ Oh! Sir

Charles, please put me a tenner each way on the favourite.

_Sir Charles._ But will you repay me the money laid out?

_Lady P. (sweetly)._ Of course I will, if I win.

[_Sir C. forgets to execute the commission._

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[Illustration: HEARD AT NEWMARKET

_Jockey (whose horse has broken down)._ "Thought you said it was as good

as a walk over?"

_Trainer_. "Well, ain't you _walkin_' over?"]

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[Illustration: A MOTOR-HORSE STEEPLE-CHASE]

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[Illustration: PREHISTORIC PEEPS

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