Abbey Laird

"... in 1912 ran up with Adversary to Tide Time. In 1907 he nominated Batchelor's Acre, a divider of the Waterloo Plate. On the very day of his death his Abbey Laird divided the all-aged event at the Wryde meeting. Mr. Alexander's horses won numerous important races on the turf. At ? the recent successful meeting at Wryde (England), whilst Mr. Oscar ..."

"... system of split wecks should Flash: A nice 10 word telegram would bc: "Pollinate lardaceous piscatorial try." Fair Enough e lo Vo vor Own lionso Irksome Information: 1. An Abbey Laird was an insolvent debtor sheltered within thc precincts of Holyrood abbey. 2. Maroon, meaning to put a person on an Inhospitable shore, ls from the Spanish Cimarron, a word applied ..."

"... ?45; two dogs, ?12 each; four dog?, ?7 each; eight dogs, ?4/10/ each; six dogs,'-. '?2/10/ cac-1-- .' - Seiui-final: Kull Speed beat Freedom's Aylc, General Smut li. beat Abbey Laird. Final: Mr. T. llarte's r d Full Speed, by Full Re treat?Fair Eileen, beat Air. M. O'lJrien ns bd ii General Smut. II., by Gloomy? Ayle. THE 2H1SII PURSE. For ..."

"... were . thought to hold her for speed.' But_for Lord Sef ton's Set To. (Friendly Foe? San Francisco) being very hard run in her opin against Mr. F Alexander's Abbey Laird In the Beml-flnal. ?? Jaunt might' not/havo wbnv.th'e deciding course so easily. Her wm was & good thing for the;backers, for weight of North Coun try money on the night ..."