Saratoga Reading Rooms Members' Silk Club Tie Suits especially for his humor and

especially for his humor and crisp simplicity

a separate section on British patronage describes the social and political context of sporting art

until her beauty is discovered and she is promoted to a model

October 1930

Ex-Libris: Mrs Charles 'Jane' Engelhard of Far Hills

Saratoga Reading Rooms Members' Silk Club Tie Suits especially for his humor andSz: 55" x 3 1 4" Adjacent to the Saratoga Race Course is the somewhat secretive private club. It was founded in the 1930s as a place for men to read the dailies before the races. There are rooms for members to stay in over night during the race meet F. Ambrose Clark was a member and would stay here on occasion as opposed to driving all the way back to Cooperstown, NY. "Saratoga Reading Room, a private club for racehorse owners, trainers and breeders.