| Quote | Category | Chapter | Notes | Queries |
| jumping powder | sport/game/hunting reference | 7 | ||
| five-mile point | sport/game/hunting reference | 8 | ||
| toss at a regular rasper | sport/game/hunting reference | 8 | ||
| scenting-day | sport/game/hunting reference | 8 | ||
| Second Spring Meeting | sport/game/hunting reference | 9 | How many meetings did Newmarket hold? | |
| Subscription race | sport/game/hunting reference | 9 | ||
| point the leaders | sport/game/hunting reference | 12 | ||
| top-sawyer | sport/game/hunting reference | 12 | ||
| Jackstraws, Bilbo-catch, Speculation | sport/game/hunting reference | 12 | ||
| Four-Horse Club | sport/game/hunting reference | 13 | ||
| fishes and counters | sport/game/hunting reference | 14 | ||
| Pedestrian Curricle | sport/game/hunting reference | 14 | The first practical two-wheeled muscle-powered machine appeared in 1817. Credit for its development goes to Baron Karl von Drais in Germany. He called it a velocipede in his patent application. He used this new device as an aid in getting around the grounds of the Grand Duke of Baden, where he was a landscape gardener. It has also been called "draisine", "swiftwalker", "dandyhorse", and "pedestrian curricle". For a history of Regency Cycling http:/homepages.ihug.co.nz/~awoodley/industry/bike.html | |
| hacks | sport/game/hunting reference | 14 | ||
| Melton man | sport/game/hunting reference | 16 | ||
| bullfinched at a regular stitcher | sport/game/hunting reference | 16 | ||
| Manton's New Patent Shot | sport/game/hunting reference | 16 | ||
| eye on Cocker | sport/game/hunting reference | 17 | ||
| Tulips of the Turf | sport/game/hunting reference | 17 | ||
| cheap prads | sport/game/hunting reference | 17 | ||
| incurable millers | sport/game/hunting reference | 17 | ||
| hanging off | sport/game/hunting reference | 20 | ||
| Jockey Club | sport/game/hunting reference | 23 | ||
| Ascot Races | sport/game/hunting reference | 23 |
