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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WHEN SANDE WAS OUT, by WILLIAM A. PHELON
First Line: What? Sande down, and laid upon the shelf?
Last Line: A splendid rider, and a gentleman!
Subject(s): Horse Racing; Jockeys; Sande, Earl (1898-1968)
First Line: What? Sande down, and laid upon the shelf?
Last Line: A splendid rider, and a gentleman!
Subject(s): Horse Racing; Jockeys; Sande, Earl (1898-1968)
WHAT? Sande down, and laid upon the shelf?
A stunning blow to every racing fan—
This little fellow has no enemies—
A splendid rider, and a gentleman!
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