A subtle change has come over the Row, writes a London correspondent of the "Manchester Guardian." A new figure has insinuated itself among the familiar group of riders, that of the new rich. From the point of view of the latter, to ride in the park represents the crown of social achievement, and thus the demand for mounts is greater than ever this year.
As @ not unexpected consequence, there have been some startling innovations in equestrianism in the Row of late. The jaz touch in horsemanship is hardly appreciated on that classic ground. The awkward antics of unaccustomed riders are a new diversion for the public, but. they add to the labours of the police who are on duty on the "course."
The constabulary are discreet in their comments, but among some of the parkkeepers, especially those
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