Horseracing Collection (page 4)

Epsom Races: The Winner, after the Race, 1856. Creator: Unknown
Epsom Races: The Winner, after the Race, 1856. Horses, owners and jockeys. Fly-by-Night was in considerable demand. At first 15 to 1 was booked about him to several hundred pounds

Epsom Races: "Going to the Derby", 1856. Creator: Unknown. Epsom Races: "Going to the Derby", 1856
Epsom Races: "Going to the Derby", 1856. Travelling to the famous horserace in Surrey. Notwithstanding the many inducements which the railway presents to visitors eager to reach the scene

Ce qu'on appelle les plasirs du turf, 19th century. Creator: Honore Daumier
Ce qu'on appelle les plasirs du turf, 19th century. The so-called pleasures of the turf

'Society at Ascot- The Cup Day, 1890. Creator: Unknown
Society at Ascot- The Cup Day, 1890. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 41. January to June, 1890

Goodwood Races, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Goodwood Races, 1850. Horseracing at Goodwood Racecourse near Chichester, West Sussex. The Grandstand, with its saloons, banquet-halls, terraces, and parterres "lying in a pleasant shade

Epsom Spring Meeting...Preparing to Start for the Great Metropolitan Stakes, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Epsom Spring Meeting - Sketch on the Downs - Preparing to Start for the Great Metropolitan Stakes, 1850. Horseracing in Surrey

Epsom Spring Meeting - Great Metropolitan Steeple-Chase: the Jump at the Brook, 1850. Creator: Smyth
Epsom Spring Meeting - Great Metropolitan Steeple-Chase: the Jump at the Brook, 1850. Horseracing on Epsom Common in Surrey

The Royal Hunt Cup, 1850. Creator: Unknown
The Royal Hunt Cup, 1850. Horseracing trophy...manufactured by Messrs. Hunt and Roskill, of New Bond-street, after the design and model of Mr

The Emperor's Vase, 1850. Creator: Unknown
The Emperor's Vase, 1850. Horseracing trophy...presented by his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia...The artist is Mr. Cotterill...The manufacturers of this vase are the Messrs

The Queen's Gold Cup, 1850. Creator: Unknown
The Queen's Gold Cup, 1850. Horseracing trophy:..the "Queen's Cup, " being the gift of her Majesty Queen Victoria...is modelled by Mr. Cotterill, and manufactured by Messrs

Volunteer games at Liverpool, 1862. Creator: Unknown
Volunteer games at Liverpool, 1862. A grand Festival...[was held] by the Liverpool Athletic Club at the Mount Vernon Parade-ground, on which occasion the champion's gold enamel medal

Steeple Chase, horse racing board game. 20th century

Doug Ellis, Birmingham Travel Agent, Sunflight, pictured with wife, Heidi Marie Kroeger at Ascot Racecourse, Royal Ascot, Hunt Cup Day, Wednesday 16th June 1965. Our Picture Shows

Trainer Kim Bailey and pregnant wife Tracey toast the 1990 Grand National winner Mister Frisk at his Lanbourn stables. 8th April 1990

Steve Cauthen American jockey and girlfriend Amy Rothfuss, December 1990

Prince Charles riding Allibar at Ludlow races. Circa January 1981

Lester Piggott plays horse for daughter Maureen at his home while his wife, Susan, holds Tracy the baby of the Family. March 1969

Gertrude Shilling wearing an outrageous hat at Ascot races June 1991

Ernie Johnson jockey on Blakeney after winning The Derby at Epsom - June 1969

Lester Piggott jockey prison cell Highpoint Open prison lying on bed reading newspaper 1988

Sporting Brothers, Graham Dawe (28) hooker for Bath Rugby club and England international with his National Hunt jockey brother Nick Dawe (26) who rides for Jackie Thome. December 1987

New York, Saratoga Springs, Jockey statues at National Museum of Racing

New York, Saratoga Springs, Jockey statue of Seabiscuit at National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame

Bookmaker and punters at racecourse
Charlie Redrup, bookmaker with punters at racecourse. Date: circa 1930s

Interesting personalities of the racing world
Page from The Tatler featuring various well-known personalities of the racing world. Clockwise from top left, jockey Danny Maher and Sir E

Lester Piggott - Flat race jockey Date: 1970s - 1980s

King Edward VIII & Mrs Simpson at Royal Ascot, 1936
King Edward VIII, later Duke of Windsor, pictured with his future wife, Wallis Simpson, at Royal Ascot in June 1936. Date: 1936

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip attend the first day of the Ascot races. 19th June 1990

The Queen Mother and Princess Diana attend the first day of the Ascot races. Princess Diana is wearing a Catherine Walker suit and a Philip Somerville hat. 19th June 1990

Princess Diana, Harry Herbert and Viscount Linley in the royal enclosure at the first day of the Ascot races. Princess Diana is wearing a Catherine Walker suit and a Philip Somerville hat

Prince Andrew, Princess Diana and Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York attend the first day of the Ascot races. Princess Diana is wearing a Catherine Walker suit and a Philip Somerville hat

Princess Diana and Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York attend the first day of the Ascot races. Princess Diana is wearing a Catherine Walker suit and a Philip Somerville hat. 19th June 1990

Prince Andrew, Princess Diana, Viscount Linley and Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York attend the first day of the Ascot races

Queen Elizabeth and Princess Anne attend the Epsom Derby at Epsom Racecourse, Surrey. 1st June 1994

Royal Ascot 1955, Miss Patricia Biggs, Thursday 14th July 1955

Willie Carson winning the 200th Derby on Troy at Epsom watched by crowds standing on cars and buses - June 1979 06/06/1979

WILLIE CARSON AND PRINCESS ANNE LAUGHING - 13 DECEMBER 1979

Queen Elizabeth II riding a horse at Ascot racecourse. She was racing against other members of the Royal Family and guests who are staying with her at Windsor Castle

Royal Ascot, first day. Dame Edna Everage wearing a huge, five foot wide hat. It is in white lace with aqua-marine and royal rushed satin to represent the waves in Sydney Harbour with the Opera House

Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and his daughter Catherine at The Derby. 1st June 1960

Philippe Lallie, trainer with his jockey Alfred Gilbert, who will be riding Pyjama Hunt at the Derby, pictured Epsom Racecourse, Tuesday 6th June 1978

Princess Margaret at the Newbury Races. Newbury, Berkshire. 4th March 1960

Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones at Newbury Races. Pictured, Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones leaving the stable after viewing one of The Queen Mothers horses

A scene at Derby Day at Epsom. 3rd June 1959

Derby Day at Epsom. Pictured, pearly Kings and Queens are at Epsom and Mrs Fumiko Takaoa from Japan takes photographs of them. 3rd June 1959

Jockey Peter Scudamore announces his retirement at Ascot. 7th April 1993

Ascot Racecourse was founded in 1711 by Queen Anne. The first race, Her Majestys Plate, with a purse of 100 guineas, was held on 11 August 1711. Seven horses competed

Constance, Duchess of Westminster, pictured with her seven year old light chestnut, The Shiek, the first prize winner in the class for riding horses and ponies (suitable for hacking or park works)

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From the iconic Jim Pike and his legendary horse, Phar Lap, to the thrilling races at Saratoga Race Course in NY State, it has captivated hearts worldwide. Witness Desert Orchid's breathtaking leap during the Cheltenham Gold Cup race on that unforgettable day of March 15th, 1990. The excitement continues with a glimpse of Cartmel Races Poster enticing spectators to experience the thrill firsthand. Derby Day - an event where Olympians collide in a battle for glory, as depicted by Cecil Aldin's masterpiece 'The Derby 1923'. Ascot takes center stage on Tatler's front cover in 1955, showcasing the elegance and grandeur surrounding horse racing. Red Rum steals our hearts once again after triumphing at the prestigious Grand National in April 1977, celebrated with a joyous reception. With every jump over fences and full stretch gallop towards victory, Red Rum solidifies his place in racing history. Hon Dorothy Paget graces us with her presence alongside her beloved Golden Miller – a testament to the bond between jockey and horse. Howard K Elcock captures the electrifying atmosphere 'on the rails' at Goodwood Racecourse – where anticipation fills every corner. Finally, Bechers Ghost haunts our memories as we recall those daring moments at the Grand National that leave us breathless yet hungry for more horseracing adventures.