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Prince Monolulu and policemen, Epsom racecourse, 1 June 1938

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Prince Monolulu and policemen, Epsom racecourse, 1 June 1938. Prince Monolulu (Peter Carl Mackay) (1881-1965) was a popular figure at British racecourses in the 1930s and 1940s. Born Peter Carl Mackay in British Guiana (Guyana), Monolulu tried his hand at various occupations - including boxing in France, fortune-telling in France and opera in Russia - before entering British public life as a showman and tipster at the races. Here, he is telling a crowd of policemen his pick of the racecard. Holding the racecard, he calls out his tips for the Derby to the bemused policemen from the Metropolitan Poice Force. Tipsters often dressed extravagantly in an attempt to attract more pundits than their rivals. Photograph by Malindine and Saidman for the Daily Herald newspaper.

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