To the Editor of the "NonritsCutwa Darty News!
Sm—Replying to Avo Tuten in your' issue of July 1, the frst impression that strikes any person who Knows anything about racing is Quo TinatH's Ignorance of the grand sport.
In the rst place there was no racing at Kiangwan on June 27 or 28, Racing was held on these dates by the Chinese Jockey Club at Ying Ziang Hsiang Course, Tree has the wrong Impression if he thinks tha, racing is easy money, The Shanghai Race Club on their past year's balance sheet shows a doflelt of approximately $180,000, "The International "Recreation Club on their past year's balance sheet shows a deficit of approximately '$90,000, 'The Chinese Jockey Club during' the past nine months" working shows a deficit of $35,000 approximately. Docs Oud Tisten realize that none of the Race Clubs have a credit, all are in debt tothe various banks, so where is the "Easy Money' for financial gain?
What is the idea of trying to entice an organization like the 8. 8. P. C. A, to meddle in something that would bbe against the workings of" this organization?
Does Oxo Tusten know that all the world's records regarding to horse racing were made in the hottest months of the year of their respective countries?
What is there cruel about ponies racing "in Shanghai through the summer months? Experience has taught many owners that ponies are healthier and in far better condition when kept at work, instead of being,
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