Since the war started many good British horses, including the 1930 Derby winner, Mahmoud. have gone abroad, and the important British woodstock exporting industry has been maintained. But it is interesting to notice that most of the horses bought at the Newmarket sales are to stay in England.
It will be to the benefit of English racing. as opposed to the breeding "and exporting industries, that they should stay at home, but they are not bein: $0 because Bnglish buyers out-is Jo that from overseas, The fact of the sales were in of a hurry. and it bile too late to circulate cata logness abroad. "ieee l! be taking part A to racing is the
Several horses in training cee this year.
jo Jarvis, and in addition has sent two yearling colts to be prepared for whatever racing there is this season. They are King's Scholar, by Felstead out of Buad Card, and an unnamed colt by Fairway out of Papilla, The King's brother-in-law, Lord Harewood, leading member of the Jockey Club, is also continuing to race, and has sent four more horses to the Egerton House stables,
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