bogey

The last two sentences quoted above seem to me needlessly bogey-hunting.

Note: This article has been corrected to note that Bogey passed away in 1957, four years before The Jockey Club opened in 1961.

So dies the invasion of England bogey which, from first to last, has wrought us an infinity of harm.

"Bery good," said Bogey, as he instantly disappeared through the gate.

Glancing up, he espied the black face of Bogey looking down upon him.

Bogey heard it also, and involuntarily put his hands on big stomach and made a comically wry face.

Just at this crisis Bogey, with his eyes glaring and his white teeth fully exposed, thrust his black face from the foliage.