William Scarth Collection
"William Scarth: A Glimpse into the Equestrian World of 1911" Step back in time to the year 1911
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"William Scarth: A Glimpse into the Equestrian World of 1911" Step back in time to the year 1911, where equestrian enthusiasts like William Scarth reveled in the thrill and elegance of horse riding. From Drumcree to Moifaa, this captivating era saw remarkable moments unfold. In Drumcree, an enchanting photograph captured by an unknown creator, we witness a scene filled with anticipation and excitement. The air is thick with energy as horses gallop through the fields, their hooves pounding against the earth. Moifaa beckons us next, another snapshot frozen in time by an anonymous artist. Here we see William Scarth immersed in his passion for horses. With determination etched on his face, he guides his noble steed through a challenging course – a testament to skill and dedication. Mr C G Assheton-Smith and Cloister take center stage in yet another enigmatic creation from 1911. Their partnership exudes grace and harmony as they effortlessly navigate obstacles together, and is a true display of trust between man and horse. Simonian and Fullerton transport us further back to c1891 but were rediscovered during this extraordinary year. This timeless image captures two riders engaged in friendly competition; their camaraderie evident even amidst fierce rivalry. Prince Kinsky astride Zoedone captivates our attention next—a regal duo commanding respect wherever they go. The unknown photographer has perfectly encapsulated their majestic presence against a backdrop that echoes their grandeur. The lens then turns towards Mr W H P Jenkins—his love for equine companionship radiating from every pore as he sits tall atop his magnificent mount. An aura of pride surrounds them both—an unbreakable bond forged over years spent together traversing countless landscapes. Prince Hatzfeldt's connection with Ascetics Silver shines brightly through another mysterious masterpiece from 1911.