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Axtell: record 2: 12
Axtell: record 2:12. Date 1890
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Axtell: Record 2:12, dated 1890 - A captivating moment in equestrian history frozen in time. This vintage photograph depicts a horse and its rider, named Axtell, as they break the record in a trotting competition with a remarkable time of 2 minutes and 12 seconds. The horse, with its powerful muscles rippling beneath its sleek coat, strides forward with determination and grace, its hooves barely touching the ground. Axtell, dressed in the fashionable attire of the era, leans forward in the saddle, his focus unwavering as he urges his steed onward. The backdrop of a lush green field and clear blue sky adds to the idyllic scene, creating a sense of tranquility and elegance. This photograph is a testament to the bond between human and animal, and the thrill of competition. It offers a glimpse into the past, allowing us to appreciate the beauty and skill of horsemanship during the late 19th century. This image, with its rich history and captivating story, is a must-have for any equestrian or history enthusiast's collection.
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