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Probably English. A novice to horse racing decides to spend £100 drawn out of an Australian bank in betting, and experiencing the thrill of seeing his horse win or lose. An attractive and light-fingered lady gives him the thrill of watching a horse race eager for the winner, and losing his money, all without backing a horse. (He had been unable to understand the method of betting through the bookmakers.) (PB)
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From Pall Mall Budget.
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