The Archive · 1941

THE CHAMPION

teacher' "felis errant' pupil~ Wasn't exaeily right fon Wednesday" but 1 did' seem' that day with Ing, obviously, was the bitter weather that stole up idea thief in. the night "and "stole away our_ lovely Indian "Summer. For what's the tun of getting a snazy ow. outfit to wear fo the "Chasse "and self Into. "coat, en bundle youre

Preferably, big and One brave soul a asettar women are, by far—sald. she. mane aged without her coat during the Morning "but {afternoon she, too, After The Race veDN. succumbed and snuggled 2 fur. coat, Mrs. A, X. Striker, wife of the jockey who rode ClunieHiouse to victory in the Champions, seen with Mr. R. C. Aitkenhead, the owner.

'Then the high wind in" Jamaien had nothing on the wind that swept the Race Course on Wednesday. Woe the woman who chose a broadbrimmed hat. " They're all' right in Voque—and, very flattering—but. you cant lead. ina winning pony with two hands clutching your hat.

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