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| RACING | |
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i. | History of Horse-Racing |
| Horses of Ancient Britain |
ii. | The Progress of the Sport |
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iii. | History of the Jockey Club |
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iv. | Racing Officials |
| Clerk of the Course |
| The Starter |
| The Judge |
| The Clerk of the Scales |
| The Handicapper |
| The Stakeholder |
| The Stewards |
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v. | Newmarket |
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vi. | Racing in the 'Provinces' |
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vii. | Racing Servants: Old Style and New |
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viii. | Breeding |
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ix. | Treatment of Yearlings |
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x. | Early Trials |
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xi. | Three-year-olds |
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xii. | Over a Distance of Ground |
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xiii. | Upon Trainers |
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xiv. | Upon Jockeys |
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xv. | Betting |
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| STEEPLE-CHASING | |
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i. | The Origin and Development of Steeple-Chasing |
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ii. | The Selection of the Chaser |
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iii. | Schooling |
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iv. | Fences and Fencing |
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v. | Riding the Race |
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vi. | Hurdle Racing |
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vii. | Local Meetings |
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viii. | Famous Chasers and their Riders |
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Appendix |
Index |