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Among the many good sports- men whose earnest desire it is that French and English should live in amity and good fellowship, none can be more thorough and sincere than the subject of this sketch, for Count de Berteux is not only a member of the English as well as of the French Jockey Club, but he is one of the oldest members of the Turf Club, to which he was elected thirty years Order Suprax Online ago. He is a member, too, of the Marlborough Club, and has for many years been the tenant of a grouse moor in Scotland, so that he can claim almost as many friends upon this as upon the other side of the Channel. Count de Berteux comes of an old Breton family, and his father, who was an officer in the Royal I90I.] COUNT DE BERTEUX. 351 Body-guard of King Charles X., had imbibed such thorough -paced Legitimist principles that he Suprax Coupons re- tired from the service at the Revo- lution of 1830, rather than serve the usurper Louis Philippe. 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The conclusion which he drew from this was that the latter were all hopelessly bad, but Count de Berteux thought it possible that the old horse might have come back to ** form " and put him again into training and, with the happiest result, as two handsome bronzes which stand in Count de Berteux* cosy study in the Rue du Cirque testify. Hav- ing commenced with the letter A, he determined to go through the alphabet, and ' when, after twenty-six years, he had reached the letter Z, he began again, and had got as far as I (for his three- year-olds of 1900), when he deter- mined to dispose of all his horses in training and give up racing, at all events, for a time. It is to be hoped that his retirement is only temporary, for men of his stamp are wanted as much upon the French as upon the English turf, and it is a hopeful sign that he retains his fine breeding stud in Normandy, which has been largely recruited from Eng- lish sources and which has fur- nished him so many winners. 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