When King Edward Was a Jockey, Daily Racing Form, 1908-03-18

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| t , , WHEN KING EDWARD WAS A JOCKEY. "The Kings Cup, presented by His Majesty King Edward VII. to the Ward Union Hunt Races, 1908," constitutes a unique trophy in the history of this s famous pack. King Edward dates his earliest association s- with a racing saddle, not in Meath, indeed, " but in Kildare. It was while he was doing g duty with his regiment, the Grenadier Guards, that t the then Prince of Wales made his first appearance e before a starter, and won his race, too, as testified d by some memorials which find an appropriate place e in the kings rooms in the Jockey Club, Newmarket. • — Pall Mall Gazette.


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