waves ces Sön a Non-Stop New York Airship, player who was Back for Great Britain, and who made some magnificent individual runs through his opponents which resulted in a- goal on mote than one occasion.
Unpopular Analysis An attempt to analyse and account for this difference accordingly formed the gist of the article which duly appeared in England. Needless to say it was received with about as much fervour as was "the one-time underrated Tod Sloan seat on its introduction from across the Atlantic. However, as every English player who has had the advantage of a season' play in first-class polo in Ameri comes back so vastly improved nowadays, that is since the, aboli the óff-side rule and the height limit for ponies, its worth and correctness have. slowly: but surely impressed themselves on Careful students of form, until today when we find th noble sportsman and former high-ranking player writing as follows with regard to the "balanced" seat for hunting, steeplechasing and polo.
Referring in the first portion of his letter to a controversy about the seat to be adopted in order io secvie the best results in the Aintree, Grand National, he writes:
Sitting back puts all the weight on recovery on landing to get back io ihe "fat race" position must lose valuable time...... The chief object of
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