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And the most important thing he has not won at Aintre, Liverpool where the Grand Nationals are run. The greatest steeplechasing event in the world, the Grand National Handicap Steeplechase 1998 sponsored by Martell Brandy and run at Aintre, Liverpool, billiards cabinet Saturday last saw N. Twiston Davis trained Earth Summit (C. Gimme Five a 25/1 chance was trying his hardest at halfway to get on terms with the leaders at one time brushing past Earth Summit taking on the 13th fence but C. Llewellyn on second thoughts had to swerve right on the outside to avoid him and the falling horses. St. Mellion Fairway crept up from behind in the dying stages to take fourth place while Gimme Five could manage only fifth place. R. Dunwoody ridden by Samlee finished third while St. Mellion Fairway taken by Andrew Thornton filled up the fourth berth. Suny Bay plodded on to take second place while Samlee at one pace finished third.

11 long looking lengths from a plodding Suny Bay ridden by Graham Bradley. The others were strung away nearly 25 lengths behind. As the 37 horse field got off Earth Summit was seen tugged behind the early leaders with rider C. Llewellyn content to bide his time, as he was jumping the big fences perfectly. Earth Summit owned by S.P. As heads were turned for home having negotiated the water jump for the last time it was Earth Summit in the lead and the gelding drawing clear on the run-in left others in the cold winning by 11 or more lengths. Trained by A.L. Moore in Co Kildare, Ireland, and ridden by C.O'Dwyer, the 8-year-old who had amassed £92,513 in stake money todate and having unseated the rider at his latest start at Naas Ireland in a race won by Opera Hat jumped well Saturday last and having got a head start had to beat off a sustained challenge from P. Webber's Flying Instructor who gave him a torrid time at the finish.

Two combined team has uptodate collected £122,882 as prize money having won races including Handicap Steeplech-ases over a career run of 33 races excluding the 1998 Grand National which fetched him a record £300,000. Then came the supporting big race of the day, the Martell Aintree Hurdle, a Grade One event run over 20 furlongs and worth £75,000 in which the raging hotpot the Champion Hurdle winner Istabraq met his Waterloo in Martin Pipe trained Pridwell who beat him in a tight finish by a head. But A.P. McCoy on Pridwell marking time well upto that point brought his ride and kept him within striking distance and once the pressure was on after the penultimate flight caught up the runaway favourite and beat him to the post in taking style though he won it by only a head. There were however a few particularly striking things on the first visit to Fulbourn. There was a pleasant occupational therapy department, housed in an airy building on a hilltop, where patients were producing fine cabinet work and excellent embroidery under the direction of a gracious and enthusiastic lady.

To end, I would like to heartily thank everyone who had helped me during my work at the Kalutara Town Club. Ratnayake who parted with their own money for improvements to club buildings. A special appreciation is lended to to the current President Mr. Kingsley Wickremasinghe who awarded me a Honorary Life Membership at the club. She was probably one of the only people present who was not aware of the Duke's foible. This plant came from Liverpool, and proved the only one which survived the long journey to the upper provinces of India, whence being transferred to the hills, it was preserved from the heat and rains of the plains, which are found to be so destructive to European plants. At one o'clock they were back again. Palmerston had always taken a sympathetic interest in the struggle of the Greeks for independence, and had opposed in the Wellington cabinet of 1828, and afterwards in parliament, the limitation of the new state of Greece to the Morea.