Amazing Case of Valuable Pony Brought in Without Any Authorizatio Possibly Ruined for Racing R and riding men since July 4 have had but one topic of conversation, They would far rather rot have had it, but it is there and they cannot avoid it. The facts that had been made public of course were. well-known, but there were others that could be guessed, and it seemed obvious that the natural consequence would be a shoal of letters to the Editor in which perfectly well meaning people, in the heat of the moment, might say unnecessarily harsh things. The letters have started to come in and it has been ment, gave a bucking exhibition, which the rider sat through.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.