Sandown Park Collection

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EDITORS COMMENTS

"Sandown Park: A Historic Venue for Thrilling Races and Memorable Moments" On 7 November 1891, Mr Hwfa Williams made his mark at Sandown Park, a renowned racecourse located near Esher. This significant event was captured in a vibrant Vanity Fair cartoon, showcasing the excitement and glamour of the races. One of the most thrilling spectacles held at Sandown Park was The Grand Military Meeting. In an enchanting engraving, we witness the heart-pounding Race for the Gold Cup, where horses gracefully navigate their way through the challenging Water Jump. London types flocked to this prestigious venue to witness these exhilarating contests firsthand. A captivating colour litho titled "The Racing Man" immortalizes their passion and dedication towards this beloved sport. As time went on, Sandown Park continued to evolve. An enchanting engraving entitled "The New Racecourse at Sandown Park" showcases its modern facilities that attracted both racing enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. In one of its most memorable races ever held, The Eclipse Stakes of £10, 000 took place at Sandown Park. With bated breaths and high stakes involved, an engraving titled "Bendigo Wins. " captures the victorious moment as Bendigo crosses the finish line in triumph. But it wasn't just about fierce competition; there were also moments of pure joy and celebration. Another enchanting engraving titled "Won in a Canter" depicts a lighthearted scene at Sandown Park where spectators revel in merriment after witnessing an easy victory. Not limited to horse racing alone, Sandown Park hosted various events throughout history. Military Steeplechases were among them - depicted in another engrossing engraving - which showcased winners being congratulated amidst cheers from enthusiastic crowds. Beyond its rich history within racing circles, Sandown Park's influence extended beyond its borders.