Reit-Erinnerungen und Rasen-Geschichten . Bout my Best Hunter, The Doctor - His Performances on theFlat, and at Steeplechasing-how I got him-Giving TheDoctor some Physic-The Best Horse in Leicestershire-Afast Gallop from Burdetts Covert-Sir Frederick Johnstonebeat-The Doctors-Wins the Jumping Prize at Oakham Show-A Day-Burley-Burley-the Hill HenryChapHn erhält einen Fall-Frank Goodall und Den Doktor -Analecdote über Ihre Majestät die Königin- Die Ärzte LastRun, seinen Unfall und Den Tod-Pilotieren den Prince of Wales-Mr Henry Chaplin als Master-The Finish. T wäre für mich nicht möglich

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Riding recollections and turf stories . bout my Best Hunter, The Doctor —His Performances on theFlat, and at Steeplechasing—How I got him—Giving TheDoctor some Physic—The Best Horse in Leicestershire—AFast Gallop from Burdetts Covert—Sir Frederick Johnstonebeaten—The Doctors Admirers—Wins the Jumping Prize atOakham Show—A Day from Burley-on-the-Hill—Mr. HenryChapHn gets a Fall—Frank Goodall and The Doctor —AnAnecdote about her Majesty the Queen— The Doctors LastRun, his Accident, and Death—Piloting the Prince of Wales—Mr. Henry Chaplin as a Master—The Finish. T would be impossible for me towrite anything about hunting andthe pleasures of the chase withthe famous Cottesmore and Ouorn, without introducing the name of oneof the, if not the, most celebratedcross-country horses and hunters of modern times, viz., The Doctor. This good old servant of minewas as well known in Leicestershire as myself; infact, it was quite customary fifteen or sixteen yearsago to couple the two names together—Custance. *Ubc Doctor 279 and The Doctor, as Captain Elmhirst says in hisbook, The Cream of Leicestershire. Beforeentering on his performances as a hunter, it will beas well to say something about his career on theturf. The Doctor started by winning the HortonStakes at Chester—then an important two-year-oldrace—and afterwards ran three other races. He wasat that time the property of the late Mr. H. Owen, and was trained by Henry Goater at Littleton, nearWinchester. So much was he thought of at onetime, that he was backed for the next years Derby, but he turned out a bad-tempered one. Not think-ing that he would ever get big enough for studpurposes, he was gelded, and sent to Mr. Mytton, inWorcestershire, who taught him to jump. After-wards he was sent to Mr. Holman, of Cheltenham, to train for cross-country work, and a real good chaserhe turned out to be. It is not necessary for me togo through the whole of his performances as asteeplechase horse, but to

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• booksubjecthorses
• bookyear1894