Racehorse Owner Collection
"Racehorse owners throughout history: a glimpse into the world of passion and prestige" From Prince Hatzfeldt to Lord Derby
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"Racehorse owners throughout history: a glimpse into the world of passion and prestige" From Prince Hatzfeldt to Lord Derby, racehorse owners have always held a special place in the realm of equestrian sports. In 1911, an unknown creator captured the essence of this esteemed position through their depiction of Prince Hatzfeldt and Ascetics Silver. The image radiates elegance and power, showcasing the bond between owner and horse. Dating back even further, Hannah Humphrey's colored engraving titled "A Standing-dish at Boodles, " published in 1800, transports us to an era where racehorse ownership was already deeply rooted in society. It serves as a testament to the enduring allure of this noble pursuit. August Belmont and Isabel Perry grace our historical narrative with their presence in Wouterus Verschuur's 1854 creation. This artwork immortalizes their partnership as they stand side by side, epitomizing dedication and devotion towards these magnificent creatures. The Warren comes alive on Derby Day in 1844 through an unknown artist's eyes. The view captures both excitement and anticipation that permeate every corner during such prestigious races. Meanwhile, another masterpiece from the same year showcases "The Betting Ring. " Here we witness not only the thrill but also the strategic calculations made by astute racehorse owners who understand that success lies beyond just owning a fast steed. Thomas Rowlandson takes us back to late eighteenth-century jockeyship with his works from November 31, 1785, and July 1st, 1802. These illustrations depict jockeys skillfully maneuvering their horses while representing those who guide them—their proud owners—through triumphs on racetracks. "The Race Horse" offers insight into "The Life of a Racehorse" or rather "The High-Mettled Racer.