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Prize plate, 1844. Creator: Unknown
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Prize plate, 1844. Creator: Unknown
Prize plate, 1844. Horseracing trophy given as a prize at Goodwood Racecourse:manufactured by Messrs. Garrard, of the Haymarket, after designs and models by Mr. Cockerell... from " Waverley" [novel by Sir Walter Scott, showing], ...the Baron of Bradwardine, on horseback, and Gellatly, " the Innocent", lolling on the ground, and playing with the barons hounds. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol V
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This print showcases a remarkable prize plate from 1844, created by an unknown artist. This exquisite horseracing trophy was awarded at the prestigious Goodwood Racecourse and manufactured by Messrs. Garrard of the Haymarket, based on designs and models crafted by Mr. Cockerell. The image depicts a scene inspired by Sir Walter Scott's novel "Waverley" featuring the Baron of Bradwardine mounted on his majestic horse while Gellatly, known as "the Innocent" leisurely lounges on the ground, playfully engaging with the baron's hounds. The engraving beautifully captures this moment in time, transporting us back to 19th century Britain. As we delve into this piece of artistry, we are reminded of the rich history surrounding horse racing in Scotland. The racecourse at Goodwood becomes a stage for thrilling competitions that captivate both participants and spectators alike. This photograph not only celebrates sporting excellence but also highlights the intricate craftsmanship involved in creating such prized trophies during Victorian times. It serves as a testament to Charles Robert Cockerell's artistic vision and skillful execution. Preserved through time, this print allows us to appreciate both its historical significance and aesthetic beauty. It is a window into an era where literature intertwined with sportsmanship, capturing our imagination while honoring those who achieved greatness on these hallowed grounds.
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