The Archive · 1935

TAI YANG'S ILL LUCK

Great disappointment will have been felt by all associated with Tai Yang atthe decision which with draws him from what promised to a historic race for the Ascot Gold JCup on 'Thursday. Felicitation is now left to battle with Brantome, tie' French hero, and British breedfers will hope that the Aga Khan's Success in the Derby will be re~ peated in this international struggle.

Yang goes. to. stud with an unbeaten record which he had maintained at the expense of Felicitation, Declared to be one of the test colts ever in his trainer's care, Tal Yang must be accounted a most juntucky animal in that his weakness has prevented him from show-Ing what a fine speed he has in more than two. races during the whole of his career. Whether he will have the consolation one day of being the sire of a Derby or Gold Cup winner, history alone will tel, After having voted on some thirty haw projects the National Assembly lof Turkey has gone into vacation. It will reassemble on October 1, Many important German concerns operating in Sweden have been Jobliged to wind up secret participa-ion in important. factories manu facturing arms owing to the law forbidding indirect financial participa tion in Sweden which goes into effect In the presence of hundreds of thousands "of spectators, a monster Jdress parade, including several thousand. participants, staged in [Koenigsberg on" Monday. by the [League for Germanism Abroad, with view to showing the part played lby Germans for the past ten centuries, fas well as the present place which they occupied in the world. The Iprocession carried immense streamers bearing inscriptions such as: "Out lof every three Germans, one lives in jo foreign country."

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