The International Horse Show at Olympia.- The Arab "Feature" of 1913.

For Sale is a Full page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, June 21st, 1913," showing the Following 5 Photographs from "The International Horse Show at Olympia.- The Arab "Feature" of 1913." 
(Lord Lonsdale welcomes the Bedouins to England.)

The novelty at Olympia this year will be the Arab "Powder Play". The majority of these Arabs are wealthy men from South Algeria, 600 miles from the sea board, their horses being barbs.

   a- A display of riding at their Neasden headquarters.
   b&d- Ul Habib ould Said and Djillali ould Sliman, two of the leaders.
   c- Lord Lonsdale offers a light to Djellouli ould Laoufi, chief of the troupe.
   e- The complete troupe in full dress.

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Reverse side shows the Following Two Half Pages of Photographs for the Agricultural Shows at Windsor and Braintree.

                        The Royal Counties Agricultural Show at Windsor Castle.
    a- H.M. the King's Shorthorn heifer, Windsor Belle ; 1st and champion.
    b- H.M. the King's Devon cow and calf, Beauty II. : 1st prize.
    c- Mr. F. H. Jennings' pen of three Southdown shearling ewes :  1st and champion.
    d- Earl Manvers' Shorthord bull, Marquis of Dorchester :  1st and champion.

                               The Essex Agricultural Show at Braintree.
    a- Viscount, of the East Essex Foxhounds :  1st prize.
    b- Mr. F. H. Jennings' pen of Southdown shearling ewes :  1st and champion.
    c- Mr. J. Carson's Jersey cow, Miriam VI. :  two 1sts and champion.
    d- Miss Sewell on Mr. John Kirkby's The Buck, in the Jumping Competition.
    e- Capt F. W. Ramsay on Sailor taking the water in the Officers' Competition.
    f- Mr. G. Gatheridge's Shire filly foal, Bishopthorpe Chance :  1st and champion.

Condition is Very good.