The Field. The Country Newspaper. July 30th, 1932.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Field : The Country Newspaper, July 30th, 1932." This issue is missing the Advert Pages and therefore contains 12 Pages, 24 Sides, and has been removed from a Bound Volume.

                                                    Contents.

1- Front Page shows a Portrait of "Lady Warrender - A KeenSportswoman." Wife of Sir Victor Warrender, Bart., Member of the Royal Yacht Squadron and owner of the well-known 106-ton auxiliary cutter Norada. Lady Warrender is an Owner of Racehorses under both rules and a prominent rider with the Cotttesmore.
2- Taxing Stallion Fees.
3- Will Big Yacht Racing Survive ? : The Stage Set for a Great Revival.
4- Round the Island Race : A Win forShamrock V.
5- An Unusual Rig : Twelve -metre Yacht as Cruiser.
6- Simplifying WorkingGear in Cruisers.
7- Encouraging the Young Idea : America shows us the way.
8- Jolie Brise to the Rescure.  Capt. Somerset's Action in the Bermuda Race.
9- Violator's Prospects in the St. Leger,   Beckhampton Colt likely to put up a good show at Doncaster.
10- Closing Down of the National Stud ;  Reasons for the Break-Up of a Famous Establishment.
11- Surprise Victory in the Irish Oaks.
12- The Royal Dublin Horse Show: Many attractions that await the Visitor.
13- In the Sale Paddock at the Horse Show : What the Principle Irish Studs are Sending up.
14- Osmaston's Great Polo Victory : How they won the king's Coronation Cup.
15- Reptile Hunting in Peru. Written by Dr. Burgess Barnett.
16- A Day's Fishing in Brazil : An Account of a Mighty Struggle with a Loango which Weighed 120 Pounds.
17- Angling in Charles Cotton's Country
18- Professionals Too Good for the Amateur Golfers, JOhn de Forest's DEadly Holing Out Shots -  Havers's Two Bad Breaks,   Written by Lieut.-Col. Cyril Foley.
19- Snipe Grounds of the World : Memories which never fade.
20- Partridge Disease and its causes. 
21- Working Rations of Gundogs. : How to keep hard workers in the best condition.
22- CLay Birds as Game.
23- Egyptian Wild Duck.
24- Unattractive County Cricket. Measures which must be taken in the INterest of the Game.  Written by Neville Cardus.
25- Our Middle Distance Athletes : Bright chances at Los Angeles. Written by  F, A.  M. Webster.
26- Too Much Lawn Tennis : The Futility of Tournaments.  Written by J. E. Collett.
27- Further Stories of Brooks's Club. : An Attack on Lord Alvanley - Napoleon's Death Mask.  Written by Lieut.-Col. Cyril Foley.


Condition is Very Good.