Offside – Oldfield
Offside
The right-hand side of the road, vehicle, horses, or driver.
Opposition point. - Keeping a strain on the right reins when turning a corner to the left, and vice versa, in order to prevent the horses from turning too soon and not leaving room enough for the carriage.
Occasionally
however, in the snow time, a family of elk will come from their sanctuary in Finland, and reach a Russian estate. In search of a change of air or food, they come through the deep snow, most probably to the favourite haunts near Lake Ladoga, in the Erinofka district, or to
Ostend Race Meeting
i. 142
Otto Cycle
i. 127 Panhard (first fitted with tube and electric ignition), i. 134 (first wheel steering), i. 133
Oaks
Winners of the, iii. 433
Obsolete Sport
iii. 246-247 Badger er Baiting, iii. 246 Barriers, iii. 266 Bull-Baiting, iii. 246 Cock-fighting, iii. 251 Football in the Streets, iii. 255 Pall Mall, iii. 255 Tournaments, iii. 256-267 Obstacle Race (aboard-ship), ii. 69
O'Callaghan
C. L., ii. 4
Ockley
Simon, History of the Saracens, ii. 427
Odgers
J. E, iv. 420
Oertz
Max, iv. 409
Ogilvy
John, The Fables of Æsop paraphrased in Versc, ii. 71 Okapi (Ocapia johnstoni), iii. 267-9. Ante, i. 261
Oldfield
Barney, i. 144 Thomas and Sclater, P. L., Book of the Antelope, ii. 408 INDEX "Old Hawking Club," ii. 183, 190