'The old rule which voided the entry of a horse when the owner had died no loner exists, Thus Mr. 3... Dewar won the Derby of 1031, With' Cameronian which had been entered by his uncle, who subsequent-died, So there is no reason why Parity, owned last year by King George and now leased to Lord Derby during the present King's pierlot! mourning, should not fulfil her engagement for the Oaks, assuming she is considered ood enough to run, Tt must be confessed, howe that her victory in the Wisbech Plate does not necessarily imply an ability to hold her own in the dassie race. Last year among the runners in the Wisbech Plate was Merry Maid who was the solitary member of that company to run in the Oaks and did not finish In the first nine, Doreover Patlty's performances as a two-Year-old were not startling, She ran mine times and was placed only twice "third in the Princess Royal T.Y.O. Stakes at Kempton Park and second in the Chesterfield Nursery Plate at Derby, She comes of good tock Being a daughter of Blandford and her Win In the modest race at Now-market, as the first in her present fownorship, will, of "course, attract Attention. Tf should not lead to undue expectation at Epsom, There is a feeling abroad at present that a large number of editorial legs Ihave been thoroughly well pulled,
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