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Six months’ savings on a 120-to-1 shot: why Hemingway walked away from the racetrack
In A Moveable Feast, Ernest Hemingway recounts a day at Auteuil when he and his first wife Hadley had money on a horse called Chèvre d’Or, quoted at 120 to 1, enough “to live on for six months”. The horse was leading by twenty lengths when it fell at the final jump. Yet it wasn’t […]
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