Equine Celebrities of the Season. 1921.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, November 12th, 1921," called "Equine Celebrities of the Season," showing the Following 2 Horses with jockeys up.

1- Mr. Marshall Field's Filly, Golden Corn, by Golden Sun-Corn Cockle (S Donoghue up), the winner of the Middle Park Stakes.  Golden Corn is generally considered to be the best two-year-old of the season.  The 1,000 Guineas and Oaks are her only Classic engagements for 1922.

2- Mr. James A. De Rothschild's Milenko, by Bomba-Mrs. Fussy  (B. Lynch up), the winner of the Cambridgeshire Stakes by a Short Head from Leighton.  Milenko started at 100 to 7 against,  carrying 7st. 1lb.,  while Leighton,  carrying 8st.  5lb., was among the "66 to 1 against others."



Reverse side shows the Following 5 Photographs from "Fox and Hare Hunting Meets in North and South."
1- The Opening Meet of the Haldon Harriers at Stoke-in-Teignhead, Devon.- The Pack at Work.
2- The new Master of the Haldon Harriers, Sir A. L. Goodson, with the late Master, Mr. Ball.
3- Hounds arriving at the opening Meet of the Vine Foxhounds at Ewhurst Park.
4- Lady Rosemary Portal with the Vine Foxhounds at Ewhurst Park.
5- Cubbing in the Lake District.- The Eskdale and Ennerdale Foxhounds Meet at Gatehouse, Eskdale.

Condition is Very Good.