NEWSPAPER: Vol. 114.-July 10; 1909. Drage's Golden Valley, who stood second, has perhaps more quality, but is not quite ao ~werful, and does not get away in his gallop as Matehbox • a. However, be well deserved second prise, and is a nicer horse than Mr J. H. Watson's Juggler, wh
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