“Coulson was still a little pale from the effects of his crossing, and he wore a long, thick ulster to conceal the deficiencies of his attire.”

“British gun expert Richard Law has found photographs in which the outline of the big Colt automatic through the fabric of this man's heavy ulster is clearly visible.”

“Da Souza's face was yellower than ever and he wore an ulster buttoned up to his chin.”

“Inconsistency prevents the Ulsterman from being a racing certainty at events such as these.”

“A former rugby player, the burly Ulsterman has never been one to back off, on or off the course.”

“As far as the Ulsterman is concerned, he has enlisted long ago and is dead already or fighting still.”