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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1402, 13 March 1905, Page 2

ITlie Sporting Life,; 1 In advocating Hie establishment .of a Goverumenv. &tud inj England, says : m Doubtless , 13 hot a good class, bub having naa our say. no good can accrue perhaps from wailing ab the deterioration of our thoroughbreds. -Alas ! every day tells its own tale, and 'if 7,0? at Newmarket last week do “VS Imore 1 more strongly to the Boernment to form a-stud solely for h?? SCr i ation of our best ' and hard jest staying marcs than anyhing one can write or say?—‘and sufluto“os3 st ?? n S?y' show the a-bso-ihon necessity . -of doing .something—nride -ih de - ad lncic ed to national T i? , e possession -of-the nxoat r a “ of horse 9 world. Racing is passing through a ilas not known .bdpre, ,is soon +o Te ? evea ?’S ns that ttero is soon to be a struggle IbeUiMSn owners and the public. s That? Are °-S. ne f s wll ° race for gam that would revert to th/Mrlv 'n, yS u-, of ra °ing, when prafflHcallv only the owner, trainer. jock-fy, and bookmaker ertsted, has recently, been , t)Ut the public are not 'gding to bo stopped in- these tba'ys, ainl h they cannot get information iiV-ohe way they will -get it in anothert*7 ' °womd at ■