The sun., 1894-02-04

81 the Sixth DRAGONS for the small sum
that ne was put IN training tor -r-
tinued his successes with equal UrillmIry. I.s
following incident shows one of the mGng ?.
career in India When he won the Civ service
Cup for the second time his owner and plr'rnrr
bought him In no less than fourteen i'ttel
OF the actual aggregate value of SuUUuI i-
eh9nGsd s wiiIi RandS some I'VE years ago ana wen,
TO his Highness the MaharaIah' .. which he has
now LETT ior the stud. The photograph from
which the Illustration Is copied wa- 'ak-n ~
India IL represents a piece OF horseN"sh 'nlt
any admlrer OF equine contests may si-IF
One OF the pleasantest features ~ mo rra-
dominance OF the AnglO-NaNou race ~ ary
country Is tho inevitable spread OF all 2 .'
sports Wherever the knElishman o. Amer -tn
goes. and whatever his business ~ VTCir- 80
tacti he takes kindly TO al! kinds, but nn-;
kindly 70 those OF an equine character. N.r-'
racing. the most popular Of all sports, ear -
spoken. and where the thorSug bred cou.d not
be got the best native material was pressed NO
eellent material Of a stunted rhame'rr.
They, found the pure Arab. half hrr.!- a.'
We're 1 HaagurStsd 1TFh TheyP PPfHS fe,as me- ,r r
that y soon became leading sport t.r..-
out India. and the wealthy natives -".a
lheiT masters, Native stables grow an
multiplied, and disputed FOR the big rri.ss
come in India that phenominslly fa-t 8 ~
vii! command a very high figure Nu-'r.
ana Arabia have been alike cuU'T.u4' .-~ ''
the stables oi India. That racing sho.t "-
come exceedingly popular in India VII 'h'
fich natives was quite natural 70 - rE '.'-,
u ls pretty sport. aEd IL is a potent su.- .
hteculEtlon, ana the love Of Eau.t 4.L- - ..'
heTent In the human breast.
IhRt the english should have l11 90 ...l
the natives with a love Of IO.o j. iE..a nI
achievement. The fact that one o' risa r -
lowerIul native princes OF India Sh.r
only ne patron OF polo. hut bs the L.'
polo team. is an example which tAr
VIII not hs slow 70 follow AMI should
an Immense imUetus 10 the sport Al .--
OF athletics will naturally follow W. ..t
only have the hapUlest results.
IN the teglnntLg OF the past year thr ' -. -
Ialah married Miss florence Er'
daughter OF the late Nr. Charles Bryan .. Do
huTs, In the Puullr. The aIllarrR 8. ...r .r-r
tEel - te very suitable one. ms the VI. .'.r. &
u oi g'oi family ani well educated .rt E'f
kNair 4" "a the result ~ a puge love rItr,- F.
IliEhnsS' Is 5! th9rouEhly English IN ~ n .
h4rs and habits that his PEOPLE are u.r. g. 70
pleased that he - haGpy lu his ua-ri1-r, .
Hlghne-s has IUs. had conn Tlsf ed plans r.. :
sum meT palace. The palace will form l.H H.. no
IRE ol circle oi hills IN iatiala territory a' {
eighteen miles from Niuln. the SUNNI -a.-
OF the NtceIoJ and Government ~ India e
vi te built otgray granite and iron trt ,
llrhel Riter the style OF tho Dl I-t-- b. Ht. -
taronial mansions Of iugland
iunSuHeh bs polo has become Cra NJ ~
leading geutleWcG'- ~ gts il Atlar. r rt a.
: ~ hpIet ttgt % Mahrra. 80 mas |. ....
y '+ Ten p. a ~Hnrs tTH.. ll.4 ..-- .. ..-
% also EiSr TINS country ~H.Il~f.r... .'..
s 9IisTIuu wound Pa. heartily 1s r.H-.. r ...r
a. ajrur clubs aud leading promoters nf .r~.-
tour racing. and lasiIs- the s.rtrI r......-"s
OF sGch visit We have no doubt his Il. '--s
would nud much 10 American customs unl ~ Z.
sut1l9ns oi a9Ysl and attractive laIyEsSs