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captures a thrilling moment in horse racing history, as depicted by the talented artist James Pollard. This print from Bridgeman Images transports us back to a time when the sport of kings was at its zenith. The painting showcases a vibrant scene filled with anticipation and excitement. In this masterpiece, we witness jockeys skillfully guiding their magnificent steeds towards the starting line of one of England's most prestigious races, the St. Leger. The horses are poised and ready to unleash their raw power upon the track, while spectators eagerly await the spectacle about to unfold. Pollard's attention to detail is remarkable; every brushstroke brings life and energy to each figure present in this bustling composition. From elegantly dressed ladies and gentlemen observing from their carriages to common folk cheering on from afar, he captures a true cross-section of society united by their shared love for horse racing. The dynamic movement portrayed in "The Start of the St. Leger" immerses us into this historical event as if we were standing among those witnessing it firsthand. It serves as a testament not only to Pollard's artistic prowess but also his ability to capture both human emotion and equine majesty within a single frame. This timeless piece invites us into an era where horse racing reigned supreme – an era that continues to captivate enthusiasts today through its rich heritage and enduring allure.

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