The Lighter Side of the Dublin Horse Show. 1905.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News," September 2nd, 1905, called "The Lighter Side of the Dublin Horse Show," showing some Jottings on the Spot by G. H. Jalland.  (Drawings).

   1- "Quiet is it now yes 'anner?"
   2- "Shose au its' after shakin' ye by the hand he is son!"
   3- "Faith Mike au "I'm thinking the gintleman would ride ileganter on a motor kys!"
   4- Some buyers and sellers.
   5- "Are ye coming into the ring or are ye not?"  "Shure au' ye must ask the colt sir!"
   6- Paddy gives his horse a lead over the bank.
   7- Lucky for some of the "competitors in the champion Stone wall class that the "top"was not altogether solid.
   8- Dignity & impudence in the tandem parade.

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Reverse side shows the Following The Half Pages of Horseracing Photographs called "Racing at Home and Abroad.- Hurst Park and Baden-Baden  Meetings."

                      The Hurst Park August Meeting,- the Lennox Plate, &c.
     1- The Winning Lennox Plate Trio in paddock.- Sir James Miller,  Blackwell,  and Maher.
     2- Racing for position round the bend in the Walton Handicap.
     3- Amitie winning the Lennox Plate from Ritchie and Adula.
     4- Sir J. Miller's Amitie, by Chaleureux-La Sagesse.

                                      Racing at Baden-Baden Last Week.
     1- Count le Marois's Phoenix, by Royal Hampton-Saint Theodora, winner of the Furstenberg Memorial.
     2- The finish for the Furstenberg Memorial.
     3- The Royal Graditz Stud's Ganges, winner of the prize of Baden-Baden.
     4- Dress at Baden-Baden.
     5- The grand stand and course.

Condition is Very Good.