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A Mirror of the Turf or the Machinery of Horse-Racing revealed showing the Sport of Kings as it To-Day (1892)
Curzon, Louis Henry · Chapman and Hall, Ltd. (London) · leaf 381
it is wrong for it to regulate the racing of other companies ; it is,-in ‘reality, as if one firm of © tailors were to constitute itself the supreme head ’ of the trade, and say to all other tailors: “ You shall do as | tell you; you must cut your cloth as I. dictate, and sell at the price I name.”…Book · Sports · Games and Entertainment
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