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Race to History: Specialist Horse Racing Memorabilia Auction in partnership with Weatherbys
Collection of Horse Racing Memorabilia including Art Works & Sculptures, Racecards & Race Badges, Trophies & Awards, Equipment & Silks
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13 Nov 2024 13:00 GMT
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Sandown Park bet365 2023-24 Jump Finale Meeting racecard signed by the Champion Trainer and Jockey in Great Britain Willie Mullins and Harry Cobden,signatures to the front cover in black marker, very good condition.
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Photograph of the racehorse Frankel autographed by his connections, 9 by 13in. colour action photograph of Frankel and Tom Queally wining the Lockinge Stakes at Newbury in 2012, the cream-coloured mount signed in ink by Prince Khaild Abdullah, Henry Cecil, Tom Queally and Lord Teddy Grimthorpe, framed & glazed, 45 by 49cm.
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Michael Clower's book “The Legend of Istabraq” signed by J.P. McManus, Aidan O'Brien and Charlie Swan,all signatures to the frontispiece in black marker, the owner and trainer's signatures with dedications, good condition.
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Sir Henry Cecil signed photographic print of Oath winning the 1999 Derby,signed in pencil to lower margin, 15 by 22in. colour photograph, printed legend, mounted, framed & glazed, 54 by 70cm., very good condition.
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Sir Henry Cecil-signed limited edition photographic print of Frankel,15 by 22in. colour photograph signed by the legendary trainer in fine black marker, portraying Frankel's final career victory in the Champion Stakes at Ascot 20th October 2012, numbered 36/100, printed legend including full race record, mounted, framed & glazed, 54 by 70cm., very good condition.
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Susan Crawford (British, 20th/21st century) limited edition print of the 200th Derby winner Troy with Willie Carson up on Epsom Downs,signed by the artist, numbered 390/850, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 67 by 76cm., good condition; sold together with a 1979 Derby racecard and a Derby 200 souvenir magazine both signed by Willi Carson; and an unsigned 1979 King George racecard, (4 items).
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A collection of autographs of racehorse trainers,collected in the 1990s, subjects including Henry Cecil, Mary Reveley, Paul Cole, David Nicholson, Sally Hall, Josh Gifford, Ginger McCain, John Dunlop, Luca Cumani, Bill Elsey, Roger Charlton, Lord Huntingdon, David Elsworth, Henry Candy, Bill Watts, Richard Lee, Joe Naughton, Tom Fairhurst, Charlie Brooks, Simon Dow, Oliver Sherwood, Bob Champion, Nicky Henderson, Philip Hobbs, Jimmy Fitzgerald, Jack Berry, Ken Cunningham-Brown, Pater Chappel-Hyam, Linda Perrett, Peter Bolton, Geoff Lewis, Michael Bell, Sir Mark Prescott & John Gosden, individually collected on sheets of paper, often with personalised dedications; sold together with a matted colour photograph of Newmarket Trainers in 1996 by Claire Williams, (a lot).
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An autographed photograph of the Newmarket racehorse trainers in 1996,11 by 24cm. fromal colour photograph by Clare Williams of 49 Newmarket trainers taken at the July Course, with printed legend below, signed all around the mounting, No.1 from an edition of 12, framed and glazed, 39 by 40cm.Back Row, Neville Callaghan, Chris Dwyer, Gordon Johnson-Houghton, Bill O'Gorman, Mick Ryan, Mark Tompkins, Alec Stewart, WIllie Musson, Luca CUmani, Henry Cecil, David Loder, Ben Hanbury, William Jarvis, Neil Graham, Chris Murray, Paul Howling, Mark Polglase, Chris Wall, Ed Dunlop and Sean Woods; Middle Row, Pat Mitchell, david Cosgrave, Hugh Collingridge, Rae Guest, Stuart Williams, Pip Payne, William Haggas, Michael Stoute, Michael Jarvis, Conrad Allen, Giles Bravery, Terry Clement, Brian McMath, James Fanshawe, Michael Bell, Tony Hide; Front Row, George Margarson, Jack Banks, Alex Embiricos, Dave Morris, Paul Kelleway, Geoff Wragg, Sir Mark Prescott, Tom Jones, Dave Thom, Di Haine, Julie Cecil, Robert Williams and James Eustace.
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A set of racing silks and a personal archive relating to Mr John Ismay of the White Star Line (Titanic) Family and owner of the champion racehorse Santa Claus,the racing silks with a green cap bearing a label for L J Watkins, 77/78 Dame Street, Dublin, the black jacket with a gold six-pointed star, and green hooped sleeves; sold together with a leather trunk containing an extensive personal archive mostly relating to Mr John Ismay's extensive business interests, but also his racing and bloodstock activities as well as personal items including his spectacles, (a qty.).Santa Claus was the outstanding racehorse of 1964 winning the Irish 2,000 Guineas and the Epsom and Irish Derby's. The colt had advertised his ability as a two-year-old when winning Ireland's prestigious 2-y-o race the National Stakes by 8 lengths. He was trained at the Curragh Stables of Mick Rogers, having been bought by John Ismay with the advice of Mrs Darby Rogers, Mick's mother.For the avoidance of doubt, this particular set of Mr Ismay's silks is not the one worn during the English and Irish Derby wins as photos show the jacket had a five-pointed star.Santa Claus's victory in the 1964 Derby was the second time that a racehorse owned by the Ismay family had crossed the finishing line first in the Blue Riband of the Turf; the previous time had been in 1913 when the Titanic survivor Charles Bower Ismay's racehorse Craganour won the race. This was one of the famous renewals and became known as the Suffragette Derby, after the Votes for Women campaigner Emily Davison dashed out to her death in front of the King's horse Anmer at Tattneham Corner. In a second twist of high drama Mr Ismay's horse was disqualified by the Epsom Stewards citing inteference with the second-placed horse Aboyeur. This controversial decision is widely regarded to have been a reaction to society criticism of Ismay who had boarded one of the insufficient number of Titanic lifeboats. Mud seemingly had stuck to Ismay Family, Charles being the younger brother of J. Bruce Ismay, Managing Director of the White Star Line.
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A superb collection of 25 cuttings albums compiled for the famous racehorse owner Miss Dorothy Paget between 1930 and 1955,diligently and neatly compiled by Miss Paget's secretaries, extensive coverage of her major horse racing interests, and with some content relating to show jumping, horse shows and point-to-point, press and magazine cuttings, some original press photographs too, as well as miscellaneous ephemera including racecards, official paperwork, correspondence, telegrams etc., a thorough biographical account of one of the most famous Women of the Turf and owner of the celebrated racehorse Golden Miller, winner of five Cheltenham Gold Cups and the unique achievement of winning the Grand National in the same season as a Gold Cup in 1934, some albums with Golden Miller content in entirety, an important historical racing archive, viewing recommended.
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A collection of memorabilia originally owned by William Ward, Stud Foreman to the 6th Early of Rosebery at the Crafton Stud, Mentmore, Buckinghamshire,comprising: 5 framed photographs, various sizes, of Lord Rosebery Classic winning horses, variously by W W Rouch, Clarence Hailey & Frank Griggs i) Ladas, won Two Thousand Guineas and The Derby 1894; ii) Sir Visto won St Leger and The Derby 1895; iii) Cicero won The Derby 1905; iv) Blue Peter won The Derby 1939; and v) Ocean Swell won The New Derby 1944; three unframed photographs i) Vauduce won The 1,000 Guineas 1915; ii) Chelandry 1,000 Guineas winner1897 and iii) the 1923 2,000 Guineas winner with Charlie Elliott Up and with trainer Jack Jarvis; a silver pocket watch by J W Benson, London, the inside of the case inscribed RANCLIFFE [selling] PLATE, WON BY, NAMELESS LADY, RIDDEN BY M. McNAUGHTEN, 17 RUNNERS. 3rd OCT 1900, movement running (comes with a letter from Weatherby's who have researched the inscription); William Ward's personal silver-plated Limit No.2 pocket watch from Pyman's of Leighton Buzzard, movement running; a Kodacolor photograph of William Ward taken at Crafton Stud; three Mentmore Stud cards 1960 to 1962, and a Lord Rosebery's Horses in Training card 1963; a copy of Jack Jarvis's autobiography “They're Off” with presentation inscription from Lord Rosebery to William Ward in December 1969; and two older books “Modern Practical Farriery” by W J Miles published circa 1885; and Racing Illustrated, published 1895, (a lot).Provenance: By family descent, who have the following reminiscences regarding their step-grandfather William Ward and the Crafton Stud.“The young Princess Elizabeth would visit Crafton to see the horses. She would have tea with my step grandfather in their house. My Step-mother and her brother and sister would sit on the stairs peeking through the bannisters to see the Princess. My step-mother joined the WRNS during the war, she worked at one point in Naval Intelligence in London with Ian Fleming, Michael Wilding and even Churchill. In 1939 they knew Blue Peter was going to win the Derby. My step-mother came from a very Edwardian family and was not the type to place a bet but she persuaded her WRNS friends to back Blue Peter. He won! The Royal Coaches we see for royal occasions were kept in the stables at Crafton during the war. My step mother and her sister would sit in the coaches and wave. I assume only the horses could see them!”.
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Collection of telegrams, letters and a 'Good Luck' horseshoe from the Mrs Marion Glenister Collection, owner of racehorse Nimbus, comprising group of congratulatory telegrams sent to Mrs Marion Glenister following the victories of her colt Nimbus in the 1949 Derby and 2,000 Guineas, of historical value and including an example sent to Mrs Glenister from HH The Aga Khan after the Derby victory; congratulatory letters sent to Mrs Marion Glenister the owner of Nimbus winner of the 1949 Derby, of historical value, over 50 letters congratulations plus some begging for money!, also letters from artists and photographers pitching to paint/photograph her Classic winning horse and a 'Good Luck' horseshoe sent to Mrs Marion Glenister the owner of Nimbus before the 1949 Derby, lucky indeed!, 32 by 26cm., sold together with various original racing photographs originally owned by the Newmarket-racehorse trainer George Colling, circa 1940s, including the horses Nimbus, Las Vegas, Sicaro et al., sold together with Official Photo Finish print of Nimbus and Charlie Elliott beating Abernant and Sir Gordon Richards in the 1949 2,000 Guineas, P.A.-Reuter Photo stamped "specimen print", 6 by 8in. b&w;, backstamp and caption and miscellany of of old racing books, breeding, racing, historical etc., earliest publication date 1919; the lot also including a set of four framed book plates of the Vale of Aylesbury Steeplechase, 20 by 26cm.; an original press photograph of Desert Orchid and Simon Sherwood in the 1989 Cheltenham Gold Cup, (qty).Provenance: From the Collection of the Newmarket trainer George Scott Colling (1904-1959); and the Collection of Mrs Marion Glenister, owner of Nimbus, the 1949 Derby & 2,000 Guineas winner, being material subsequently acquired at Graham Budd Auctions. George Colling was the son of R W Colling and brother to Jack, a famous racing dynasty in the history of the turf.
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Oil painting by H. Dalton of the 1922 Cesarewitch winner Light Dragoon with jockey Tom Pryor up, signed, titled to reverse, oil on canvas, 41 by 53cm., framed, overall 54 by 64cm., good condition.Light Dragoon was owned by Capt. Frank Forester, who had in earlier times been a member of The Druids Lodge Confederacy whose huge betting coups were the talk of the racing world. Ironically, when Light Dragoon won the Cesarewith at odds of 100-1 he didn't have a penny on the horse as he and the trainer Edward Harper thought their runner had no chance.Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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Watercolour painting of a work rider by Peter Curling (Irish, born 1955),signed, pen & ink and watercolour, titled on Tryon Gallery label pasted to the backboard, the image 33 by 49cm., mounted, framed & glazed, overall 54 by 68cm., good condition.Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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Small horse racing oil painting by Thomas John Coates (British, 1941-2023)signed with initials TJC, oil on canvas, featuring a rugged racehorse being held by his groom, 18 by 25cm., framed, overall 30 by 37cm., good condition.Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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Small horse racing oil painting by Thomas John Coates (British, 1941-2023),signed with initials TJC, oil on canvas, featuring a racehorse being unsaddled after a race, 18 by 25cm., framed, overall 30 by 37cm.; sold together with a pencil drawing & wash working study for this oil painting, signed TJC, 13 by 16.5cm., mounted, framed & glazed, overall 32 by 35.5cm., good condition, (2).Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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Drawing of two racehorses being exercised by Thomas John Coates (British, 1941-2023),signed with initials TJC, pencil & coloured wash, 16.5 by 12.5cm., framed, overall 35.5 by 31.5cm., good condition.Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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Watercolour painting of racehorses being exercised in early morning mist by Joanna Howell (British, contemporary),signed, 24 by 34cm., framed & glazed, overall 38 by 48cm., foxing to paper.Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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Watercolour painting of the 1910 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket by Isaac Cullin (British, 1859-1942),signed & dated 1910, titled TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS 1910, featuring Lord Rosebery's Neil Gow ridden by Danny Maher beating his chief rival for the race Lemberg, who would go on to win The Derby, 25 by 35.5cm., mounted, framed & glazed, overall 43 by 55cm., some foxing marks but overall good; sold with a further item of Lord Rosebery interest, a political print by the Punch cartoonist Linley Sambourne portraying WIlliam Glastrone as Lord Rosebery's jockey riding a horse called “Verbosity”, above lines of political satire, framed & glazed, 45.5 by 58cm., some foxing and stains, paper browned, (2).Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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John Beer (British, 1860-1930) print celebrating the race career of the outstanding filly Pretty Polly between 1903 and 1905,with central portrait surrounded by nine scenes of her greatest triumphs, published by Fores, mounted, framed & glazed, overall 57 by 82cm.Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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Richard Dighton (British, 1795-1880) a pair of double-portraits of leading Victorian racing personalities,both in watercolour over a printed base, the first portraying the Turf grandees Admiral Rous and Mr George Payne titled “Fathers of the Turf”, the other racehorse owner Lord Falmouth and his jockey Fred Archer titled “Honour and Talent”, the images 20 by 16cm., in original mounts and wooden frames, overall, 37 by 30.5cm., good condition, (2).Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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A group of seven portraits of 18th century racehorses after Thomas Spencer (1700-1763) and others,from a Series of engraved and etched plates published by Thomas Butler and John Cheny between 1740 and 1753, hand-coloured, ecah printed with extensive details of the horse's pedigree and achievements, subjects comprising: i) Mr Martindale's Sedbury, ii) the Duke of Bolton's Fearnought, iii) the Earl of Portmore's Fox, iv) the Duke of Devonshire's Childers, v) the Duke of Bolton's Straling, vi) Mr Marmaduke Wyvill's Volunteer and vii) Lord Onslow's Victorious, this example badly discoloured, the others in good condition, the first six uniformly framed & glazed, almost square, approx. 36cm. sq., (7). Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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Fred Archer memorabilia,comprising: a stevengraph woven silk picture by T Stevens of Coventry of the late Fred Archer, reverse literature partially preserved under tape, wooden frame, 26 by 22cm. a little spotting; an Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic News supplement print with Archer portrayed in the colours of the Prince of Wales, framed & glazed, 61 by 53cm., with the not uncommon paper discolouration; and a Staffordshire pottery figure of Archer on horseback, (3). Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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Double-print of Newmarket in the time of George I and in 1790,twin colour engraved plates, the earlier example after John Wootton (circa 1682-1764) and featuring a match on the racecourse between the Duke of Somerset's Grey Windham and the Duke of Bolton's Bay Bolton, the other after E F Burney (figures) and J Bodger (landscape) and a very lively view of Warren Hill, framed & glazed, 33 by 38cm., reasonably good condition; sold together with another Newmarket print, the July Sales at Tattersalls, hand-coloured circa 1890, unframed, (2).Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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Seven horse racing prints,comprising: a pair of George Cruickshank engravings “April - Return from the Races” and “May - Settling for the Derby - long odds and long faces”, mounted under glass in modern frames, 25 by 29cm.; a coloured print signed George Tattersall, a view of The Marquis of Exeter's Riding School in Newmarket, mounted under glass in a modern frame, 21 by 26cm.; a pair of b&w; prints of the Earl of Chesterfield and Mr Crockford, 27 by 19cm.; the sixth item a Tom Webser menu design for the dinner to Sir Gordon Richards, framed & glazed, 28 by 24cm., the last a larger print after pen & ink equestrian & human studies, 53 by 68cm., overall in good condition, (7).Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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Six racehorse portraiture prints,the earliest a coloured engraving by H. Roberts of Lord Onslow's Victorious; two similar b&w; prints after J F Herring of Vespa and Don John; two similar coloured prints (possibly Harry Hall) of Blue Gown and Pretender; and a John Sturgess coloured print of the Derby winner Merry Hampton, various sizes, all framed & glazed, the largest 34 by 42cm., overall in good condition, (6).Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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Ten Vanity Fair prints of horse racing personalities,5 framed: comprising: the jockeys Mornington Cannon, Sam Loates and James Woodburn; the trainer John Porter; and the founder of Sandown Park racecourse Hwfa Williams, framed & glazed, slightly varying sizes, typically 42 by 29cm.; and 5 unframed, comprising the Turf Devotees Mr James Weatherby, Major E.H. Egerton, Sir Robert Jardine, John Thomas North ("The Nitrate King") and Blundell Maple ("Cheap Fares"), only fair condition, foxing and other imperfections, (10).Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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Racing plate of Bachelor's Button the only horse to have defeated Pretty Polly on home soil in the 1906 Ascot Gold Cup,mounted with a Clarence Hailey photographic portrait and title plaque, framed & glazed, with easel support, 23cm. square, good condition.Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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“The Ballyjokers Cup” a 1930s silver trophy for the Stable Lads' Boxing Tournament,hallmarked Charles Boyton, London, 1938, the bowl inscribed THE BALLYJOKER CUP, THE 18th STABLE LADS' BOXING TOURNAMENT, IN AID OF St DUNSTAN'S, PRESENTED BY MRS J.F. CEARNS, above three handles and a tapering column, the foot fitted to an ebonised plinth, height of trophy 39cm., width across bowl 21cm., weight 1,003gr., overall height on base 52cm.Mrs J F Cearns was the wife of Will Cearns, the Chairman of West Ham United Football Club, Managing Director of Wimbledon [Greyhound] Stadium and known as the “Cockney Millionaire.” The 18th annual Stables Lad's Charity Boxing tournament took place in 1939.Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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Decorative horse racing objects,comprising: a Sheffield EPBM ink stand by P T & Co., featuring a racehorse and jockey, 12 by 20cm.; a resin bronze racehorse and jockey, 17 by 20cm.; a pair of ceramic jockey tobacco jars, removable jockey cap lids; and a ceramic pot lid with horse race scene, 10cm., diameter, overall in good condition, (5).Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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A collection of 20th century horse racing collectibles,china including collector's plates in original packaging, glassware, letter rack, wate paper basket, posters, pewter Derby tankard (1780-1975), jockey cap pin cushion, purse & paperweight, enamel pill box, glass paperweight, hip flask, souvenir silk wrapped horse shoe, scrap book, table mats, cushions, wall clock, cigarette cards, cardboard day passes and other miscellaneous items, (a qty.).Provenance: Lots 72 to 90. The late Richard “Dickie” Onslow, horse racing journalist, author and historian.
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The Cheltenham Gold Cup won by the Vincent O'Brien trained Cottage Rake in 1948, an 18ct. gold trophy cup, hallmarked Dublin, 1948, being in the form of a scale replica of the original 1924 Cheltenham Gold Cup trophy created by Solomon Blanckensee & Sons and commissioned by Simmons of Chesterfield, the cup with horse head handles, the body inscribed THE CHELTENHAM GOLD CUP, REPLICA, WON BY, “COTTAGE RAKE”, 4th MARCH 1948, TRAINED BY, M. VINCENT O'BRIEN, RIDDEN BY, AUBREY BRABAZON, the foot further inscribed OWNED BY, MR. & MRS. F. L. VICKERMAN, height 9.5cm., width across handles 11.5cm., weight 213gr., in original fitted case stamped Weir & Sons (Dublin) Ltd., Grafton Street & Wicklow Street, Dublin, lacking the original plinth, the cup in fine condition.Provenance: Mr & Mrs Frank Vickerman, thence by family descent.
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The silks of the racehorse owner Frank Vickerman worn by Aubrey Brabazon when winning the 1948 Cheltenham Gold Cup aboard the Vincent O'Brien trained steeplechaser Cottage Rake,by L J Watkins, 77/78 Dame Street, Dublin, with neck label printed VICKERMAN, and additionally inscribed in ink F. VICKERMAN, red body, gold sleeves, gold cap with black hoop, good condition.Provenance: Mr & Mrs Frank Vickerman, thence by family descent.
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A lock of tail hair from the Vincent O'Brien trained triple-Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Cottage Rake, a substantial cutting tied with a yellow luggage label printed CICKERMAN, DUNSINEA HOUSE, CASTLEKNOCK, CO. DUBLIN, and inscribed in the hand of either Mr or Mrs Vickerman “COTTAGE RAKE”.Provenance: Mr & Mrs Frank Vickerman, thence by family descent.
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Correspondence and other memorabilia between the racehorse trainer Vincent O'Brien and the racehorse owners Frank & Connie Vickerman,the earliest a hand written letter from Vincent dated 9th September 1946 reporting on the wellbeing and plans for their horses and also advising on betting accordingly in stakes from 10 shillings to £50; also three typescript letters on Ballydoyle House letterhead, two from 1960 the other from 1974, discussing the horses Prince Chamier, Apalachee and others; also two letters from Dermot O'Brien relating to Chamier's win in the 1953 Irish Derby; the lot also including two books signed by Vincent O'Brien and dedicated to Con Vickerman, being Vincent O'Brien's Greatest Horses and John Welcome's The Cheltenham Gold Cup, and a Jacqueline O'Brien-signed & dedicated copy of the Vincent O'Brien biography; also include in this lot is “History of Cheltenham Races and other West Country Meetings” from the British Racecourses (Illustrated) Series edited and produced by Frank Johnston, (a lot).
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An archive of b&w; press photographs compiled by the racehorse owners Frank & Connie Vickerman, with good coverage of the triple Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Cottage Rake and the Irish Derby winner Chamier,good collection, various sizes with some example matted, the lot also including a few privately taken images, (a lot).
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Ephemera from the collection of Frank and Connie Vickerman owners of the racehorses Cottage Rake, Chamier and others,correspondence, telegrams, some autographed “Cottage Rake Party” menus 24.5.49, other menus, press cuttings, Christmas cards, a few racecards (mostly 1960s), racing binoculars with a quantity of race badges attached, documents from their betting account, a Galway Races Calendar 1961, 1950s Royal Ascot vouchers, an interesting file of correspondence and documents relating to the invitation to enter Chamier in the Second Running of the Washington D.C. International at Laurel Race Course in 1953; and other miscellaneous items, (a lot).
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Carnegie when finishing third in the 1995 Breeders' Cup Turf at Belmont Park,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with engraved metal plaques, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Carnegie was a bay colt foaled in 1991 by Sadler’s Wells out of Detroit (Riverman). He was bred at the Swettenham Stud, owned by HE Sheikh Mohammed and trained in France by Andre Fabre. The colt won 7 of his 13 races. The colt’s most notable victory was in the 1994 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe and in 1995 he achieved a further G1 success in the Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud.This shoe was worn when Carnegie finished 3rd in the 1995 Breeders’ Cup Turf at Belmont Park behind Northern Spur and Freedom Cry.At stud Darley used Carnegie as a shuttle stallion and the biggest successes came in the southern hemisphere. His most notable progeny was perhaps the racemare Tuesday Joy who won four G1 races in Australia and nearly £1.3 million in prize money.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Aggressor when winning the 1960 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with engraved metal plaques, 20 by 15cm., still with turf inside.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144. Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots *** to ***). This shoe was sent to Ray Goddard by Aggressor's trainer J.M. "Towser" Gosden.Aggressor was a bay colt foaled in 1955 by Combat out of Phaetonia (Nearco). He was bred at the Someries Stud in Newmarket, owned by Sir Harold Wernher and trained at Lewes by Towser Gosden. The colt won 11 of his 20 races. Aggressor’s most notable victory was in the 1960 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot. The shoe being offered here was worn by the colt in the race. Other major victories included the Solario, Doonside Cup, Cumberland Lodge, Hardwicke and John Porter.At stud his most notable progeny was the filly Dibidale who won both the Irish and Yorkshire Oaks. She was an unlucky loser in the Oaks at Epsom when the saddle slipped in the closing stages.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Arazi,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with engraved metal plaques, 20 by 15cm., the shoe has become detached from the backboard.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Arazi was a chestnut colt foaled in 1989 by Blushing Groom out of Danseur Fabuleux (Northern Dancer). He was bred in the USA by Ralph Wilson, founder and owner of the Buffalo Bills NFL team. The colt was originally owned by Allen E Paulson, who sent him to France to be trained by Francois Boutin. Later Sheikh Mohammed bought a half-share.Arazi was one of the outstanding two-year-olds in racing history. He won six of his seven races in France before travelling to Churchill Downs to run on Dirt for the first time in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile. Here, Arazi recorded an outstanding victory winning by a wide margin in what commentators described as “the single-most spectacular performance in Breeders’ Cup history.” Timeform awarded Arazi a figure of 135, a range of figure usually only reserved for a racehorse at three or above, and the colt was festooned with accolades at the Eclipse and Cartier awards ceremonies.Sadly Arazi, although winning further races, did not reach the same dizzy heights as a three-year-old and was retired to Stud where he was owned outright by Sheikh Mohammed. Arazi’s greatest influence on the breed can perhaps be found as a broodmare sire - his daughters producing around the globe the likes of Electrocutionist (Dubai World Cup), Lahudood (Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare) and American (Melbourne Cup).
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Machiavellian,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Machiavellian was an American-bred bay colt foaled in 1987 by Mr Prospector out of Coup De Folie (Halo). He was owned by Stavros Niarchos and trained in France by Francois Boutin.Machiavellian won four of his seven career starts including two G1 races, the Prix Morny and the Prix De La Salamandre. The colt started favourite for the 1990 2,000 Guineas but was beaten by the Richard Hannon-trained Tirol.He was retired to the Dalham Hall Stud where he enjoyed plenty of success, siring amongst many others the Dubai World Cup winners Street Cry and Almutawakel; and for Cheveley Park Medicean, winner of the Lockinge, Queen Anne & Eclipse.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Bob Back,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Bob Back was an American-bred brown colt foaled in 1981 by Roberto out of Toter Back (Carry Back). He was owned by Antonio Balzarini who shipped the colt to Newmarket to be trained by Michael Jarvis.Bob Back recorded six career victories including the Premio Tevere, the Select Stakes, the Premio Presidente della Repubblica and the Prince of Wales’s Stakes at Royal Ascot.At stud Bob Back produced the St Leger winner Bob’s Return but became a bigger influence as a NH stallion. Famous progeny would include Bobs Worth, Back In Front, Bacchanal and many others.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Niche,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with engraved metal plaques, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Niche was a chestnut filly foaled in 1981 by Risk Me out of Cubby Hole (Town and Country). She was bred at the Highclere Stud, owned by the Earl of Carnarvon and trained by Richard Hannon Sr.Niche recorded six career victories including the Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot, the Lowther Stakes, the Nell Gwyn Stakes and the Falmouth Stakes. In the 1984 1000 Guineas the filly finished a 1/2L second to Sayyedati.Tragically Niche met with an untimely death at home when in training for the Prix Jacques Le Marois.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Shernazar,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Shernazar was an Irish-bred bay colt foaled in 1981 by Busted out of Sharmeen (Val De Loir). He was owned by HH The Aga Khan and trained by Michael Stoute at Newmarket.The colt recorded four career victories, most notably as a four-year-olds in the Glorious Stakes, the September Stakes and the Geoffrey Freer.As a sire Shernnazar got two G1 winners Houmayoun and Kartajana and was dual-purpose producing many good quality jumpers.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Laurentis,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with engraved metal plaques, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Laurentis was a French-bred bay colt foaled in 1943 by Deiri out of Laurentia (Salmon Trout).The stayer was owned by Mr H K Frost and trained by at the Woodway Stables in Blewbury, Oxfordshire, by Gordon Johnson Houghton. The colt’s biggest win came in the Jockey Club Cup in 1947.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Mouktar,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Mouktar was a grey colt foaled in 1982 by Nishapour out of Molitva (Tompion). He was owned bred & owned by HH The Aga Khan and trained in France by Alain de Royer-Dupre.The colt was only defeated once in a seven-race career and was the top-rated French horse as a juvenile and as a three-year-old. His most important victory was in the Prix du Jockey Club (French Derby). Having won the Prix Niel all seemed set for the Arc, but he was withdrawn from the race and retired to stud, where he proved generally disappointing.
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Special farrier-made shoe worn by the racehorse Stilvi who suffrered from the foot condition laminitis,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Stilvi was a British-bred bay filly foaled in 1969 by Derring-Do out of Djerella (Guersant). She was owned by George Cambanis and trained by Bruce Hobbs close to the site of the Graham Budd auction venue and National Horseracing Museum at the Palace House Stables, Newmarket.Stilvi was a high-quality sprinter who won the Duke of York Stakes and the King George Stakes at Royal Ascot.However, the racing achievements were eclipsed by her importance as a broodmare. Stilvi was the dam of Tachypous (Middle Park), Tromos (Dewhurst), Tolmi (Coronation Stakes) and Tyrnavos (Irish Derby). As is evident from the farrier's specially shoe being offered here, in later life the mare suffered from laminitis.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Lycius,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Lycius was an American-bred chestnut colt foaled in 1988 by Mr Prospector out of Lypatia (Lyphard). He was owned by Sheikh Mohammed and trained in France by Andre Fabre.The colt won two races, most notably the G1 Middle Park Stakes. As a 3-y-o Lycius finished 2nd in three G1 races the 2,000 Guineas, the July Cup and the Prix Jacques Le Marois.Lycius firstly stood at Stud in Ireland and latterly in the USA and achieved modest successes.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Ta Rib,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Ta Rib was an American-bred chestnut filly foaled in 1993 by Mr Prospector out of Madame Secretary (Secretariat). She was owned by Hamdan Al Maktoum and trained at the Gainsborough Stables in Newmarket by Ed Dunlop.The filly won two races, most notably the Poule d’Essai des Pouliches (French 1,000 Guineas).At Stud Ta Rib produced two black type horses Fajr and Khaizarana.
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Show worn by the racehorse Doyoun,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Doyoun was a British-bred brown colt foaled in 1985 by Mill Reef out of Dumka (Kashmir). He was bred and raced by HH The Aga Khan and trained by Michael Stoute in Newmarket.The colt won three races, most importantly the 2,000 Guineas having won the Craven en route. He then finished 3rd in the Derby, the race won by the owner’s other runner Kahyasi.At stud Doyoun notably bred consecutive Breeders’ Cup Turf winners Daylami and Kalanisi in 1999 and 2000.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Singspiel,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Singspiel was a bay colt foaled in 1992 by In The Wings out of Glorious Song (Halo). He was bred and raced by Sheikh Mohammed and trained in Newmarket by Michael Stoute.The colt only finished outside the top two in 3 of his 20 races and recorded 9 wins. Singspiel was campaigned as a globetotter winning the Dubai World Cup, the Japan Cup and the Canadian International; as well as on home soil recording wins in the International at York, the Coronation Cup and other races.At stud Singspiel sired many good horses including Moon Ballad who, like his father, won a Dubai World Cup, and Papineau who won the Gold Cup at Ascot. In more recent times Da Rei Mi has proved an important racehorse and stallion; and the French-trained grey gelding Solow was very high-class.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Darshaan,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Darshaan was a bay colt foaled in 1981 by Shirley Heights out of Delsy (Abdo). He was bred and raced by HH The Aga Khan and trained in France by Alain de Royer-Dupre.The colt won 5 of his 8 races, most notably the Prix du Jockey-Club (French Derby) and was the highest rated 3-y-o in France in 1984.At stud Darshaan was also Champion Sire in France in 2003. His exceptional progeny, too numerous to mention, would include Mark Of Esteem, Dalakhani, Kotashaan, Hellenic. Key Change, Mutamam and Necklace.Worthy of mention is his influence as a damsire. His daughters’ progeny include High Chaparral, Marienbard, Enzeli, Islington, Edabiya, Alexander Goldrun, Darsi, AL Kazeem, Estimate and many other high-class performers.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Monaassib,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Monaassib was a British-bred brown gelding foaled in 1991 by Cadeaux Genereux out of Pluvial (Habat).The sprinter was owned by Maktoum Al Maktoum and was with Ed Dunlop during his first year as a trainer at Newmarket in 1994. Unraced as a 2-y-o, Monaassib would eventually run in 36 races, winning ten times and being placed on a further ten occasions. The gelding won twice at G3 level, and twice in Listed races as well as being placed in G1 and G2 events.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Pennekamp,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Pennekamp was a US-bred bay colt foaled in 1992 by Bering out of Coral Dance (Green Dancer). He was owned by Sheikh Mohammed and trained in France by Andre Fabre.As a 2-y-o the colt won twice at G1 level in the Prix De La Salamandre and the Dewhurst Stakes, and at Newmarket in 1995 won the 2,000 Guineas to remain unbeaten in six races. Unfortunately, Pennekamp picked up a leg injury in the Derby where he started as a short-priced favourite and was unable to race again.At stud his best performer was probably under National Hunt Rules with Penzance who won the Triumph Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Nishapour,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Nishapour was a grey colt foaled in 1975 by Zeddaan out of Alama (Aureole). He was bred and owned by HH The Aga Khan and trained in France by Francois Mathet.As a 2-y-o the colt won the Prix du Touques and at three the Poule d’Essai des Poulains (French 2,000 Guineas). He was placed in all six of his other runs.At stud, Nishapour sired three G1 winners: Beauchamp King (Racing Post Trophy), Mouktar (French Derby) and Shemaka (French Oaks).
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Zafonic,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Zafonic was a brown/black colt foaled in 1990 by Gone West out of Zaizafon (The Minstrel. He was bred by Juddmonte and raced in the colours of Prince Khalid Abdullah and trained in France by Andre Gabre.The colt was crowned Champion European Two-Year-Old following victories in the Prix Morny, Prix de la Salamandre and Dewhurst Stakes. Despite a shock defeat at odds of 1-10 on his 3-y-o reappearance, Zafonic won the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket in great style and broke the course record, a time that had stood for 45 years. Very unfortunately the colt broke a blood vessel in the Sussex Stakes and was retired to stud.His most famous of his progeny include Xaar, Count Dubois, Zafeen, Iffraajand Trade Fair.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Iktamal,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Iktamal was an American-bred chestnut colt foaled in 1992 by Danzig Connection out of Crystal Cup (Nijinsky). He was trained at Newmarket by Ed Dunlop.The colt was a high-class sprinter at 6f who could also get 7f well. His crowning glory was victory in the Haydock Sprint Cup in 1996. Six other career victories included the Beeswing Stakes.After his race career he was exported to the Summerhill Stud in South Africa to take up stallion duties.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Music Boy,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Music Boy was a British-bred chestnut colt foaled in 1975 by Jukebox out of Veronique (Matador).Music Boy would become the Cheveley Park Stud’s first Group winner (Gimcrack Stakes), trained by ‘Snowy’ Wainwright; and their first stallion, proving the Leading First-Season Sire in 1980. Music Boy is commemorated at the Stud Fram through a life-size bronze by the sculptor Jonathan Knight.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Soviet Star,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Soviet Star was an American-bred bay colt foaled in 1984 by Nureyev out of Veruschka (Venture). He was owned by Sheikh Mohammed and trained in France by Andre Fabre.The colt was an outstanding sprinter and miler, winning at the highest level in the July Cup, the French 2,000 Guineas and the Sussex Stakes, amongst five other career victories.A successful stud career produced the likes of Starcraft, Starborough, Ashkalani and Soviet Line.
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Shoe worn by the racehorse Fantastic Light,mounted on a wooden plaque with easel support and set with an engraved metal plaque, 20 by 15cm.Provenance: The Ray Goddard Collection (lots 97 to 178). For further information on Ray Goddard and the collection see lot 144.Fantastic Light was a US-bred bay colt foaled in 1996 by Rahy out of Jood (Nijinsky. Until early 2000 he was owned by Maktoum Al Maktoum and trained at Newmarket by Sir Michael Stoute. He then transferred to Godolphin to be trained by Saeed bin Suroor.When in the former ownership, the colt won the Sandown Classic Trial, the Great Voltigeur Stakes and the Arc Trial at Newbury in 1999; and the Dubai Sheema Classic in 2000. The first successes for new connections came later that year, and at the highest grade, with victories in the Man o’War Stakes and Hong Kong Cup. Fantastic Light improved more as a 5-y-o and in a memorable campaign won the Tattersalls Gold Cup, the Prince of Wales’s Stakes, the Irish Champion Stakes and the Breeders’ Cup Turf (setting a new course record). Of these victories, the Irish Champion Stakes is of worth mention. Fantastic Light’s narrow defeat of the great Galileo was a supreme clash of two alpha male thoroughbreds not conceding an inch to their rival; whilst the Godolphin v Coolmore race tactics added a further fascination to one of the most memorable races of the 21st Century.At Stud, the best of his progeny would include Scintillo (Gran Criterium) and, in Australia, Mission Critical (Whakanui Stud International Stakes).
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