The Autobiography of Robert Standish Sievier, 1906 (Classic Reprint)

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Excerpt from The Autobiography of Robert Standish Sievier, 1906

XXIV. The Purchase of Sceptre and Others

XXV. Bobsie, Lavengro and Others

XXVI. A Change of Stables

XXVII. Sceptre and Some of Her Races

XXVIII. The Grand Prix, Ascot and the St. Leger 1902

XXIX. Some Remarks Concerning Sceptre

XXX. The Scale of Sceptre

XXXI. Some Anecdotes

XXXII. Sievier V. Duke

XXXIII. The Hearing of the Case

XXXIV. "The Young Man Horn"

XXXV. Legal Elasticity

XXXVI. Challenge to Sir James Duke

XXXVII. The Summing-up

XXXVIII. The Summing-up (continued)

XXXIX. Mr. Justice Grantham Summed Up

XL. The Aftermath

XLI. Persecution

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