THEY could safely rechristen the Isle of Man the Isle of Millionaires and still maintain more than a modicum of

Ever since it declared its low tax status in the 'sos, the island has been wooing the international jet set to take refuge in its 277 square miles of lush greenery and to partake of a lifestyle still tinged with Victorian elegance and good old fashioned formality. Lying just 60

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SHOWJUMPING By Jim Norton riders are at present eNperiencing. Eddie Macken has only one top class international horse at present, Paul Darragh has two but the Army have at least two or three horses which could be on our Olympic team in two years time. provided they get more expe

THE last major orienteering competition of 1986 takes place on Sunday at Gienealy, Co. 'Wicklow when Three Rock run the Leinste- Championships. Almos; 430 top orienteers have entered the event which take; place on Carrick Mountain. a forested ridge overlooking the village. in th

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RIVER CEIRIOG had My Dondelies (received a lbl 2141 lengths bank 6th of the 10 runners when beating Deep Idol ;levels) by 15 lengths over two Seat The Re 4 I miles at Cheltenham in Marcis back last of the 9 runners when and had plenty in hand when beaten half a length by jims,n-