"Owing to the Coal Strike No Special Transport Will Be Available For Horses Running In The Guineas,'" 1921.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, April 30th, 1921." showing the Following Illustrations on one side, and Photographs on the other.

The First side shows comic Illustrations drawn by Chas Grave called "Owing To The Coal Strike No Special Transport Will Be Available For Horses Running In The Guineas."

   a- How they get the horses to Newmarket or, alternatively, if they didn't get them there how they could have done so without using coal.
   b- The horse in the Knackers' cart is the one that is going to race.
   c- Having dealt in Masterly Fashion with the getting of the horses to the course let us now revel in a few statistics about coal and amusements.
   d- The coal used in generating the electricity to light up this flapper's idol for three hours would carry a racehorse 11.4 miles.
   e- The taking of the flappers to see the idol consumes enough coal to run a tipster 12 times round Hyde Park. (And no wonder with such bad firing).
   f- The coal used in manufacturing the metal polish for the buttons of the Brigadier man outside the theatre would print 803 race cards.
   g- The coal used etc. for 5 hours of this would easily transport a book maker to Colombo and back.
   h- The coal used in the building of the grass-cutter would - well I dont quite know what, but it would.
   i- The coal used in brewing this - but, no, that isn't fair.

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Reverse side shows the Following Two Half Pages of Photographs.

   1- Some Strokes and Strikers at the Roehampton Lawn Tennis Tournament.

      a- Miss Kemmis Betty (Beaten by Miss Ryan),
      b- Miss G. Simmonds.
      c- W. H. Botsford  (The Young American who beat Ritchie and A. A. Fyzee and Lost final to F. G. Lowe).
      d- Miss I. Hayward.
      e- Miss Frazer.
      f- Mr. A. A. Fyzee.
      g- Miss Ryan, holder and winner of Ladies' singles.
      h- Miss E. L. Colyer (Beaten by Miss R. Foulger).

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   2- The Sonning Ladies Beat Stage Ladies' Golfing Society by 9 Matches to 4 at Sonning.

      a- Mrs. Clennell (Sonning)  beaten by Miss Annie Saker 6 and 4 bunkered in the 8th hole.
      b- Miss Molly Ramsden  (Stage), who beat Miss Garland, taking the line of her Putt.
      c- Miss Annie Saker  (Stage).
 
      d- Miss Madeleine Seymour, Stage Captain, Congratulates Mrs. Garland, the Sonning Captain, on her Team's victory.
     
      e- Miss Maud Cressall (Stage), Beaten by Mrs. Griffiths.

Condition is Very Good.