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But it is a sport intended for amateurs only, and one that the very general French
public, lacking in experience, would not fully understand. The “Le Lévrier club” will

organize this fall and winter, in a closed and private setting, a coursing season
intended only for initiates.

The flowerbeds of the Saint Gemme estate (Seine Oise) on a day at the races

Le Lévrier, founding circle of the Society for the encouragement of dog racing in
France and the colonies.
Count de l’Aigle, President, and the committee members ask Mr. Michau to do them
the honor of coming to the races at the Saint Gemme estate by Feucherolles, Saturdays
1930 at 2 o’clock.

Translated from French