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London, May 27.
Although his horses 'Tahir and Mirza are fairly well backed by the public for the Derby, the Aga Khan expects Mr, H. E, Morriss' Pasch to Justify the favouritism displayed towards him.
So does Mrs, Morris, "I hope Pasch will win," she said in an inter~ view today. "i don't know of what T cannot The majority of owners and train" ors of other runners in the Derby fare only hopeful. Most of them re~ quire rain to improve their chances, For instance, Mr, Dawson, trainer Jot Malabar, Says. that Pash and Scoitish Union appear to "dominate ation."
Drochfort, trainer of Port~ marnock, says that, in his opinion, there isa good chance each way if the going is not too frm, Mr, James Rank, owner of Scottish Union who has had every cause for satisfaction since the Two Thousand Guineas last month, hopes that his mount will at least be Reuter, London, May 21, The King's horse, Licence, is definitely running in the Derby. This, decision was made after a training spin at Newmarkes today.—Reuter, Regatta Dinner Shanghol, May 29, Concluding one of the most unique rowing seasons in the history of the Club, a good number attended the Spring Regatta Prize Presentation and Dinner which took place last night at the Boathouse, the sunetion being presided over by the Club Captain, Mr, R, B, Rouch, This, is tone of the years when the sporting enthusiasm "in the Club has sur-the numerous obstacles #3; owing to the political situation, and the regatta proved a success beyond expectations.
Mr, E, 'T, Nash presented the prizes the Successful winners and speeches were made by Mr, A, K, Brown, L. G, Day, both past senior members of the Club who functioned a officials during the recent regatta, while Mr, B, 'T, Nash is well-known as one of the most popular captains the Club has had, 'Spoeches on behalf of the crews were made by Mr, A, Pressler (eaptain of the German crew) and Mr. J, Stewart-Smith (captain of the English crew), and subsequent to the dinner and' the presentation, the company joined in the usual chorus of popular rowing songs,
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