THE PRINCE.
EXERCISING POLO PONIES
MOTOR TOUR OF LONG ISLAND
BY CABLE —PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT NEW YORK. Aug. 31. A telegram from Syosset says that the Prmce of Wales practised on the polo grounds for nearly two hours on exercising all of the eight ponies ivhich he brought across. Then he took a long motor tour of this section of Long Island. He expects to take part in a scratch game of polo on Monday and attend a luncheon party in the afternoon. He will perhaps go to Belmont Park to see Epinard race against a. field of American thoroughbreds, including Zev, ivhicli is the first race of the’loo,ooo dollars international series.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1. The Prince said to-day that he had thoroughly enjoyed the luncheon with President Coolidge, and the simplicity and informality appealed to him. No statement was issued regarding Sunday’s events, hut it is said the outingconsisted of motor and yachting expeditions in addition to polo.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 2 September 1924, Page 5
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