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B450. Cheltenham by Paul Hart. Cheltenham by Paul Hart.Click For DetailsB0450
B451. Ascot by Paul Hart. Ascot by Paul Hart.Click For DetailsB0451
B452. Sandown Park by Paul Hart. Sandown Park by Paul Hart.Click For DetailsB0452
B453. Chester by Paul Hart. Chester by Paul Hart.Click For DetailsB0453
EG287. Summer Evening, Cliveden by Sir Alfred Munnings. Summer Evening, Cliveden by Sir Alfred Munnings.Click For DetailsEGQ0287
EG288. Exercising, Early Morning, Newmarket by Sir Alfred Munnings. Exercising, Early Morning, Newmarket by Sir Alfred Munnings.Click For DetailsEGQ0288
FAR532. The Members Enclosure by Douglas West. The Members Enclosure by Douglas West.Click For DetailsFAR0532
FAR560. In Full Flow by Mark Smallman. In Full Flow by Mark Smallman.Click For DetailsFAR0560
FAR561. Down the Back by Mark Smallman. Down the Back by Mark Smallman.Click For DetailsFAR0561
FAR695. Tribute to Lester Piggott by Stuart McIntyre. Tribute to Lester Piggott by Stuart McIntyre.Click For DetailsFAR0695
FWB001. Nashwan by N. W. Brunyee. Nashwan by N. W. Brunyee.Click For DetailsFW0001
Less than 60 copies available. Generous by N. W. Brunyee.Click For DetailsFW0002
GB036. In the Saddling Paddock, March Meet, Cheltenham by Sir Alfred Munnings. In the Saddling Paddock, March Meet, Cheltenham by Sir Alfred Munnings.Click For DetailsGBQ0036
GB045. At the Races (Going Out at Kempton) by Sir Alfred Munnings. At the Races (Going Out at Kempton) by Sir Alfred Munnings.Click For DetailsGBQ0045
GIAA2550GS. The Forest Stakes by Henry Alken. The Forest Stakes by Henry Alken. (GS)Click For DetailsGIAA2550
GIDT8443GS. Priestess, A Bay Racehorse in a Landscape by Emil Adam (1843-1924) Priestess, A Bay Racehorse in a Landscape by Emil Adam (1843-1924) (GS)Click For DetailsGIDT8443
GIDT8450GS. Sweetsauce with J Charlton Up. 1860 by Henry Barraud (1811-1874) Sweetsauce with J Charlton Up. 1860 by Henry Barraud (1811-1874) (GS)Click For DetailsGIDT8450
GIJL2651GS. The Race by Alfred de Dreux (1810-1860) The Race by Alfred de Dreux (1810-1860) (GS)Click For DetailsGIJL2651
GIJL8737GS. A Grey Racehorse, Probably Jason, with a Jockey by Thomas Spencer (1700-1767) A Grey Racehorse, Probably Jason, with a Jockey by Thomas Spencer (1700-1767) (GS)Click For DetailsGIJL8737
GITW1472GS. The Finish. The Forest Stakes by Henry Alken. The Finish. The Forest Stakes by Henry Alken. (GS)Click For DetailsGITW1472
GITW1473GS. The Fence The Forest Stakes by Henry Alken. The Fence The Forest Stakes by Henry Alken. (GS)Click For DetailsGITW1473
GITW1474GS. The Fall, The Forest Stakes by Henry Alken. The Fall, The Forest Stakes by Henry Alken. (GS)Click For DetailsGITW1474
TW5600. Safely Over by Thomas Blinks. Safely Over by Thomas Blinks.Click For DetailsGITW5600
TW5601. A Race at the End by Thomas Blinks. A Race at the End by Thomas Blinks.Click For DetailsGITW5601
TW5602. At the Water by Thomas Blinks 1860 to 1912 At the Water by Thomas Blinks 1860 to 1912 Click For DetailsGITW5602
TW5603. The Final Fence by Thomas Blinks. The Final Fence by Thomas Blinks.Click For DetailsGITW5603
GITW5609GS. The Derby by Henry Alken (Snr) (1774 - 1815) The Derby by Henry Alken (Snr) (1774 - 1815) (GS)Click For DetailsGITW5609
GL001. Omani Boy on His Arab Stallion by Susan Crawford. Omani Boy on His Arab Stallion by Susan Crawford.Click For DetailsGL0001
GL022. Royal Ascot Jubilee 2002 by Peter Curling. Royal Ascot Jubilee 2002 by Peter Curling.Click For DetailsGL0022
JS01. Fantastic Light, Montjeu, Galileo, Kalanisi, Sinndar, Dubai Millennium, Sakhee and Giants Causeway. Golden Era by Jacqueline StanhopeClick For DetailsJS0001
JS02. Hawk Wing, Falbrav, Nayef, Dalakhani, High Chaparral, Sulamani, Marienbard, Golan, Alamshar and Grandera A World of Champions by Jacqueline StanhopeClick For DetailsJS0002
Celebrating the magnificent victory of Best Mate in his third successive Cheltenham Gold Cup. Best Mate by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0003
JS05. Northern Dancer and Sons by Jacqueline Stanhope. Northern Dancer and Sons by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0005
JS06. Mill Reef by Jacqueline Stanhope. Mill Reef by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0006
JS009. The Minstrel and Lester Piggott by Jacqueline Stanhope. The Minstrel and Lester Piggott by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0009
JS015. Acclamation by Jacqueline Stanhope. Acclamation by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0015
JS017. Attraction by Jacqueline Stanhope. Attraction by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0017
JS018. Tattersalls Sales, Newmarket (Parade Ring) by Jacqueline Stanhope. Tattersalls Sales, Newmarket (Parade Ring) by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0018
JS019. Tattersalls Sales, Newmarket (Arena) by Jacqueline Stanhope. Tattersalls Sales, Newmarket (Arena) by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0019
JS022. Heading Home by Jacqueline Stanhope. Heading Home by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0022
JS029. Hardy Eustace by Jacqueline Stanhope. Hardy Eustace by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0029
JS030. Rhinestone Cowboy by Jacqueline Stanhope. Rhinestone Cowboy by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0030
JS035. Macs Joy by Jacqueline Stanhope. Macs Joy by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0035
JS041. Moscow Flyer by Jacqueline Stanhope. Moscow Flyer by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0041
JS046. Long Hill, Newmarket by Jacqueline Stanhope. Long Hill, Newmarket by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0046
JS047. Azamour by Jacqueline Stanhope. Azamour by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0047
JS049. Ouija Board by Jacqueline Stanhope. Ouija Board by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0049
JS050. The Curragh (Parade Ring) by Jacqueline Stanhope. The Curragh (Parade Ring) by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0050
JS051. The Curragh by Jacqueline Stanhope. The Curragh by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0051
JS052. The Curragh (Schooling Ground) by Jacqueline Stanhope. The Curragh (Schooling Ground) by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0052
JS053. Montjeu by Jacqueline Stanhope. Montjeu by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0053
JS054. Rock of Gibraltar by Jacqueline Stanhope. Rock of Gibraltar by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0054
JS055. Peintre Celebre by Jacqueline Stanhope. Peintre Celebre by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0055
JS056. Kicking King by Jacqueline Stanhope. Kicking King by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0056
JS057. Dawn Run by Jacqueline Stanhope. Dawn Run by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0057
JS058. Footstepsinthesand by Jacqueline Stanhope. Footstepsinthesand by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0058
JS059. Leopardstown (Parade Ring) by Jacqueline Stanhope. Leopardstown (Parade Ring) by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0059
JS602. Inglis Drever by Jacqueline Stanhope. Inglis Drever by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0062
JS063. Tattersalls December Sales by Jacqueline Stanhope. Tattersalls December Sales by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0063
JS064. York (Lady in Red) by Jacqueline Stanhope. York (Lady in Red) by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0064
JS065. Motivator by Jacqueline Stanhope. Motivator by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0065
JS066. Through the Trees (July Course) by Jacqueline Stanhope. Through the Trees (July Course) by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0066
JS067. Doncaster in Sepember by Jacqueline Stanhope. Doncaster in Sepember by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0067
JS068. Washing Down by Jacqueline Stanhope. Washing Down by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0068
JS069. July Course, Newmarket by Jacqueline Stanhope. July Course, Newmarket by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0069
JS070. Nijinsky by Jacqueline Stanhope. Nijinsky by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0070
JS071. Maids Causeway by Jacqueline Stanhope. Maids Causeway by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0071
JS072. Shamardal by Jacqueline Stanhope. Shamardal by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0072
JS073. Hurricane Run by Jacqueline Stanhope. Hurricane Run by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsJS0073
LIM219. Mr Frisk by Claire Eva Burton. Mr Frisk by Claire Eva Burton.Click For DetailsLIM0219
<b>Last 3 copies of this sold out edition.</b>Lammtarra by Claire Eva Burton.Click For DetailsLIM0394
LIM429. Rebecca Sharp at Ascot by Graham Isom. Rebecca Sharp at Ascot by Graham Isom.Click For DetailsLIM0429
LIM436. Sir Peter OSullevan And Friends by Peter Curling. Sir Peter OSullevan And Friends by Peter Curling.Click For DetailsLIM0436
LIM438. In The Paddock by Graham Isom. In The Paddock by Graham Isom.Click For DetailsLIM0438
LIM439. At the Start by Graham Isom. At the Start by Graham Isom.Click For DetailsLIM0439
LIM440. Turning For Home by Graham Isom. Turning For Home by Graham Isom.Click For DetailsLIM0440
LIM441. The End of the Race by Graham Isom. The End of the Race by Graham Isom.Click For DetailsLIM0441
The famous racehorse, Pilsudski, set against a powerful and atmospheric golden background. Pilsudski by Susan Crawford.Click For DetailsLIM0446
Claire Eva Burtons new limited edition print, The 1997 Hennessy Cognat. Gold Cup (Sir Peter OSullivens Last Race) was painted to commemorate the retirement of the nations Voice ol Broadcasting, the great Sir Peter OSullevan. The painting portrays the victory of Suny Bay at the Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup Handicap Chase, which was run at Newbury on November 29th 1997 and which was the last race on which Sir Peter commentated for the BBC. Claire Eva Burtons powerful image depicts an exciting moment one mile from home, at the fourteenth fence, on the second circuit of this major race, The grey, Suny Bay, flanked on the near side by, Barton Bank and on the far side by Belmont Boy, was, eventually ridden to victory in front of a crowd of 17.000 by Graham Bradley, the veteran jockey, who had last ridden a winner in this race fifteen years before. Despite a bad error at the fourth fence, Suny Bay stayed on strongly to run another great horse, Barton Bank, into second place. For Sir Peter OSullevan, the afternoon was an emotional one, capped when his own colours were carried to victory by Sounds Fyne in a later race. Sir Peters horse came in at the genorous, odds of 12-1 but, unfortunately I didnt have a shilling onit he said later. The 1997 Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup (Sir Peter OSullevans Last Race) by Claire Eva Burton.Click For DetailsLIM0456
Graham Isoms latest limited edition print, Cool Dawn, is characteristic of the artists genius in rendering the sense of horses in motion. The image depicts the fairy-tale victory of Cool Dawn in the 1998 Cheltenham Gold Cup, which was run on Thursday March 20th 1998. In the race, the unfancied outsider beat Strong Promise well into second place and the favourite. Dorans Pride, into third. Trained in Dorset by Robert Alner and carrying the colours of owner, Dido Harding, Cool Dawns romantic story stunned the world of racing. Bought cheaply as a nice safe ladys ride - to be ridden by the owner in point-to-points, Cool Dawns victory in the Cheltenham Gold Cup brought him the most prized trophy from the major meeting in National Hunt racing. In training, Cool Dawn had shown early promise and eventually ran third in the Irish National. However, the ten year old was so little fancied for the Gold Cup that lie set off at odds of 25-1. His jockey. Andrew Thormon, made all the running throughout the race and Cool Dawns terrific staying power kept him ahead of the pack, and thus out of trouble, until challenged only after the last fence by Strong Promise. In an epic battle up the hill to the finishing fine, Cool Dawn gradually inched ahead to complete a fairy-tale three-day racing festival at Cheltenham in which equally romantic victories had been won by the popular grey. One Man, and by the Irish favourite, Istabraq. Cool Dawn by Graham Isom.Click For DetailsLIM0457
Graham Isoms beautiful limited edition features Istabraq, one of the greatest horses of the century, on the way to winning the 1999 Smurfit Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham for the second year in succession. As in 1998, Istabraq was ridden by Charlie Swan and was eventually victorious in the biggest race in the National Hunt calendar by just over 3 lengths from a field of fourteen horses which included some of the most formidable names of the 1990s. From left to right, the horses prominently featured are: City Hall, ridden by Robert Thormon; Tiutchev, ridden by Mick Fitzgerald; Mister Morose, ridden by Carl Llewellyn; Bellator, ridden by Norman Williamson; Istabraq, ridden by Charlie Swan and French Holly, ridden by Andrew Thornton. Trained by Aidan OBrien and owned by the great Irish gambler JP McManus, Istabraq revelled in the bright and sunny conditions and on the good to soft ground. His success is a tribute to the work of the young colleague of JP McManus. John Durkan. who selected the horse on the grounds of his great promise but who died tragically frorn leukaemia before Istabraqs greatest triumphs. In his memory, the John Durkan Memorial Fund was founded by a number of his friends in the racing world to raise money to establish a leukaemia research body in Dublin called The Institute of Molecular Medicine. Istabraq, in Arabic, means to run like lightning. Istabraq by Graham Isom.Click For DetailsLIM0472
Graham Isom has chosen to portray perhaps the greatest National Hunt course in the world in this, his latest limited edition. The magnificent Cheltenham Racecourse, known across the world as the home of National Hunt racing, offers 16 race meetings in a season lasting from October to April. Highlight of the racing calendar is the National Hunt Festival in March, which features the famous Cheltenham Gold Cup and Champion Hurdle. The racecourse itself is set in a natural bowl, to which the Cotswolds provide a spectacular backdrop. The brown and purple hills which stand in and around the course are justly famous and, whether in low mist or in the beautiful spring sunshine, the weather and landscape can combine to produce the most remarkable effects of light and colour on race-days. Always driven by his love of horses, Graham Isoms painting of Cheltenham specifically depicts two of the great horses in the 2000 Gold Cup: Florida Pearl, ridden by Paul Carberry, and the eventual victor, Looks Like Trouble, ridden by Richard Johnson and wearing number 7. Cheltenham by Graham Isom.Click For DetailsLIM0486
Peter Curlings latest superb limited edition tells the story, of one of the most moving and memorable days in racing history - the heroic victory of Aldaniti and Bob Champion in the Grand National on April 4th 1981. Bob Champion was one of the top five jump jockeys in Britain when. in July 1979, lie discovered that he had cancer in two parts of his body and was forced to undergo a painful, but successful course of chemotherapy at The Royal Marsden Hospital in Surrey. Whilst Bob Champion was struggling with his chemotherapy. the horse which he was hoping to ride in the 1981 Grand National- Aldaniti, who had already missed two full seasons with tendon trouble, strained his tendon for the third time. The injury was so severe that his trainer, Josh Gifford, suggested to the horses owners, Valda and Nick Embiricos, that he might never race again. Thus, the fairy story was born. Even to get under starters orders was achievement enough but for Bob Champion and Aldiniti to race home ahead of the favourite Spartan Missile and at it odds of 10- 1, was enough to make horse and jockey perhaps the best known in the history of the most famous race in the worId. Peter Curling has chosen to portray the emotional moment when Aldiniti, in the lead, took the final fence at Aintree just seconds before winning the once. The painting has been published as a limited edition print to raise funds for The Bob Champion Cancer Trust, which will benefit from the proceeds of every print sold. The Bob Champion Cancer Research Unit was opened at The Royal Marsden Hospital in 1986. Signed by Bob Champion himsell and by Josh Sifford, the trainer. and Nick Embiricos, the owner, Peter Curlings latest beautiful limited edition print is also a tribute to Aldaniti, who died it the grand old age 27 in 1997. Aldaniti by Peter Curling.Click For DetailsLIM0495
Susan Crawfords latest limited edition depicts the famous race that never was between two of the greatest flat horses of our time. In August 2000, Sheikh Mohammed, the owner of Dubai Millennium, challenged Michael Tabor, the owner of Montjeu. to an old-fashioned head-to-head match over ten furlongs between the two superstar colts, with a purse of $6 million to the winner. However, just twenty-four hours later, Dubai Millennium broke his right hind leg in training at Newmarket and effectively ended his career. The eagerly anticipated match had to be abandoned. Owned and bred by Sheikh Mohammeds Godolphin Racing, Dubai Millennium won nine out of ten career starts, including triumphant victories in the Prince of Waless Stakes at Ascot in June 2000 and the $6 million Dubai World Cup in March 2000, failing to win only the Epsom Derby. Montjeu, bred by Sir James Goldsmith and trained by John Hanmond, has already been victrious in a number of big races, including the Prix de lArc de Triomphe at Longchamps in October 1999 and the King,George VI & Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes at Ascot in July 2000. In her depiction of the Race That Never Was. Susan Crawford has painted Dubai Millennium, ridden by Frankie Dettori, and Montjeu, ridden by Mick Kinane, neck and neck a furlong from home. Who won? We will never know. The Race That Never Was by Susan Crawford.Click For DetailsLIM0497
Depicting the famous obstacle on Punchestown racecourse known as The Big Double.The Big Double by Peter Curling.Click For DetailsLIM0498
Graham Isoms latest limited edition in his Racecourses ofthe United Kingdom series features one of the greatest of all courses, Ascot. Ascot was founded in 1711 by Queen Anne, who noticed a natural clearing near to the village of East Cote, now called Ascot, whilst out riding on the edge of Windsor Great Park. An enthusiastic patron of the relatively new sport, the Queen ordered a course to be laid out for horses to gallop at full stretch and thus the Royal Racecourse was born. The first four-day Royal Meeting was held in June 1768 and the meeting has continued to the present day. Today Ascot stages 25 days of the highest quality flat and National Hunt racing each year, including the world-famous Royal Meeting each June. An atmospheric blend of top class thoroughbreds and high fashion, the Royal Meeting offers over £2.5 million in prize money and no fewer than 15 Group races, including a Group One on each of the four days. This painting depicts The King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes at Ascot in July 1999, in which the grey, Daylami, ridden by Frankie Dettori, Nedawi, ridden by Gary Stevens, and Fruits of Love, ridden by Olivier Peslier, battle for supremacy in a race eventually won by Daylami. Ascot by Graham Isom.Click For DetailsLIM0503
Susan Crawfords latest limited edition depicts legendary jockey Lester Piggott in the colours of the late Lord Howard de Walden, for whom he rode 39 winners. Lord Howard de Walden was a good friend and patron and this subject was painted by the artist in his memory. The original painting was auctioned in November 2000 to raise money for The Sir Peter OSullevan Charitable Trust. The Trust benefits six animal welfare charities around the world: The Blue Cross, the Brooke Hospital for Animals in Cairo, Compassion in World Farming, the International League for the Protection of Horses, the Thoroughbred Rehabilitation Centre and Racing Welfare Charities. Lester by Susan Crawford.Click For DetailsLIM0512
LIM517. Trainers by Peter Curling. Trainers by Peter Curling.Click For DetailsLIM0517
LIM518 Owners by Peter Curling. Owners by Peter Curling.Click For DetailsLIM0518
LIM519. Lads by Peter Curling. Lads by Peter Curling.Click For DetailsLIM0519
LIM520. Jockeys by Peter Curling. Jockeys by Peter Curling.Click For DetailsLIM0520
<b> SOLD OUT. Two Mile Chasers by Peter Curling.Click For DetailsLIM0521
<b>SOLD OUTNorthern Dancer by Susan Crawford.Click For DetailsLIM0529
LIM530. Sadlers Wells by Susan Crawford. Sadlers Wells by Susan Crawford.Click For DetailsLIM0530
LIM541. Best Mate by Graham Isom. Best Mate by Graham Isom.Click For DetailsLIM0541
<b>SOLD OUT</b>An Irish Point-to-Point by Peter Curling.Click For DetailsLIM0545
LINK1. Best Mate by Barrie Linklater. Best Mate by Barrie Linklater.Click For DetailsLINK0001
MC0041P. Blitzkrieg by Mark Churms. Blitzkrieg by Mark Churms. (P)Click For DetailsMC0041
MC0042P. Tomahawk by Mark Churms. Tomahawk by Mark Churms. (P)Click For DetailsMC0042
PDH0016. Istabraq - The Legend by Peter Deighan. Istabraq - The Legend by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDH0016
PDH0017. Arkle - the Legend by Peter Deighan. Arkle - the Legend by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDH0017
Whilst flat-racing enthusiasts may argue which horse was the best Derby Winner, artist Peter Deighan was deciding for himself, he made a short list of six. His canvas entitled Derby Winners depicts these six. They include the great Shergar, who ran the fastest Derby in history and won by a record ten lengths. Also included are Golden Fleece, Reference Point, Teenoso, The Minstrel and the fantastic Nashwan. Any of these could be classified as the greatest. Derby Winners by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDH0018
Kentucky - born Steve Cauthen was just 12 years old when his father Tex finally agreed to help the single-minded young man realise a burning ambition to become a jockey provided he didnt let success make him big-headed. No parental proviso was ever more faithfully fulfilled. In the year of his seventeenth birthday the kid rode 487 winners of 6 million dollars, including the U.S. Triple Crown on Affirmed. He went on to captivate British hearts two years later. By 1984 he was champion. But better was to come. No wonder the fairytale ingredients of 1985 have fired the imagination and talent of Peter Deighan to such compelling effect. The Golden Boy by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDH0019
PDH0020. Jenny Pitman Tribute by Peter Deighan. Jenny Pitman Tribute by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDH0020
PDH0021. Lester Piggotts Guineas Winners. Lester Piggotts Guineas Winners.Click For DetailsPDH0021
PDH0022. Lester Piggotts Oaks Winners. Lester Piggotts Oaks Winners.Click For DetailsPDH0022
PDH0023. Lester Piggotts St Leger Winners. Lester Piggotts St Leger Winners.Click For DetailsPDH0023
In 2003 Pat Eddery brought the curtain down on a glittering career that saw him win most of the biggest prizes in the racing calendar. It is a fitting tribute that he ended the season riding as well as he ever did and this superb portrait by Peter Deighan features Pat entering the winners enclosure following his final classic success aboard Silver Patriarch at Doncaster in the 1997 St Leger. Pat Eddery by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDH0024
PDH1. Kinanes Heroes by Peter Deighan. Kinanes Heroes by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsPDHO0001
Captured scorching to success in the St. James Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot with big race jockey, Michael Kinane aboard, the winner of seven consecutive Group One races is now retired to stud with an exemplary race record. Rock of Gibraltar by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDHO0002
PDH3. Galileo by Peter Deighan. Galileo by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsPDHO0003
PDH4. Nijinsky - Lester Piggott Up by Peter Deighan. Nijinsky - Lester Piggott Up by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsPDHO0004
PDH5. Hawk Wing by Peter Deighan. Hawk Wing by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsPDHO0005
PDH6. High Chaparral by Peter Deighan. High Chaparral by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDHO0006
PDH0007. Vincent OBriens Great Horses by Peter Deighan. Vincent OBriens Great Horses by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDHO0007
Buck House v Dawn Run. The Duel at Punchestown by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDHO0008
PDH0009. Best Mate by Peter Deighan. Best Mate by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDHO0009
PDH0010. Cheltenham Greats by Peter Deighan. Cheltenham Greats by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDHO0010
PDH0011. Aintree Greats by Peter Deighan. Aintree Greats by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDHO0011
PDH0012. Best Mate - The Legend by Peter Deighan.Best Mate - The Legend by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDHO0012
PDH0013. Balydoyle by Peter Deighan. Balydoyle by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDHO0013
PDH0014. Punchestown by Peter Deighan. Punchestown by Peter Deighan.Click For DetailsPDHO0014
SFA1. Turning For Home by Stephen Smith. Turning For Home by Stephen Smith.Click For DetailsSFA0001
SFA2. Weathercock House by Stephen Smith. Weathercock House by Stephen Smith.Click For DetailsSFA0002
This montage shows Trigger winning the Goodwood Cup in 1995, 1997 and 1998.Double Trigger by Stephen Smith.Click For DetailsSFA0003
SFA4. Florida Pearl by Stephen Smith. Florida Pearl by Stephen Smith.Click For DetailsSFA0004
SFA6. Rock of Gibraltar by Stephen Smith. Rock of Gibraltar by Stephen Smith.Click For DetailsSFA0006
SFA7. Galileo by Stephen Smith. Galileo by Stephen Smith.Click For DetailsSFA0007
One of the greatest ever 2 year olds, showing the Americans a clean pair of heels in the Breeders Juvenile Cip.Johannesburg by Stephen Smith.Click For DetailsSFA0008
Might Montjeu capturing the Prix de lArc de Triomphe.Montjeu by Stephen Smith.Click For DetailsSFA0010
Daylami and Frankie Dettori winning the Breeders Cup Turf.Daylami by Stephen Smith.Click For DetailsSFA0011
SFA13. Breeders Cup Classic 2000 by Jacqueline Stanhope. Breeders Cup Classic 2000 by Jacqueline Stanhope.Click For DetailsSFA0013
Clearing the last flight in the 2003 Smurfit Champion Hurdle.Rooster Booster by Chris Howells.Click For DetailsSFA0014
SFA15. Bollocks by Chris Howells. Bollocks by Chris Howells.Click For DetailsSFA0015
Steeplechasers competing for the Blue Riband.Chasing for Gold by Chris Howells.Click For DetailsSFA0016
Like-a-Butterfly and Limestone Lad battle it out in the 2003 AIG Champion Hurdle.Over The Last by Chris Howells.Click For DetailsSFA0017
SFA18. Going Home by Chris Howells. Going Home by Chris Howells.Click For DetailsSFA0018
SFA19. Laytown Beach by Chris Howells. Laytown Beach by Chris Howells.Click For DetailsSFA0019
Exercising on a snow covered Curragh.On a Winters Morn by Chris Howells.Click For DetailsSFA0020
Passing the stand in the Galway Plate.With a Circuit To Go by Chris Howells.Click For DetailsSFA0021
Best Mate with Jim CullotyOut on Their Own - Best Mate by Stephen Smith.Click For DetailsSFA0023
SFA24. Gossamer by Stephen Smith. Gossamer by Stephen Smith.Click For DetailsSFA0024
<b> SOLD OUT. Moscow Flyer by Stephen Smith.Click For DetailsSFA0025
<b>Less han 10 copies available of this sold out edition.Ouija Board by Stephen Smith.Click For DetailsSFA0026
Winning yet another G1, the Lockinge Stakes at Newbury in what was to be her last race. Russian Rythm by Stephen Smith.Click For DetailsSFA0028
SFA29. Winter Shadows by Stephen Smith. Winter Shadows by Stephen SmithClick For DetailsSFA0029
Horse and jockey after a gruelling marathon. Shattered by Chris Howells.Click For DetailsSFA0030
SPC200. Lester Piggott by Gary Keane. Lester Piggott by Gary Keane.Click For DetailsSPC0200
SPC426. A P McCoy by Gary Keane. A P McCoy by Gary Keane.Click For DetailsSPC0426
SPR6274. The Minstrel by Graham Isom. The Minstrel by Graham Isom.Click For DetailsSPR6274
SPR6275. Party Politics by Graham Isom. Party Politics by Graham Isom.Click For DetailsSPR6275
SPR6276. L Escargot by Graham Isom. L Escargot by Graham Isom.Click For DetailsSPR6276
SPS7169. Arkle by Graham Isom. Arkle by Graham Isom.Click For DetailsSPS7169
SPV9002. Under Starters Orders by Sir Alfred Munnings. Under Starters Orders by Sir Alfred Munnings.Click For DetailsSPV9002
SPV9053. The Red Prince Mare by Sir Alfred Munnings. The Red Prince Mare by Sir Alfred Munnings.Click For DetailsSPV9053
SPV9055. Why Werent You Out Yesterday? by Sir Alfred Munnings. Why Werent You Out Yesterday? by Sir Alfred Munnings.Click For DetailsSPV9055
Champion racing horse West Tip at Cheltenham race course. West Tip by Mark Churms.Click For DetailsSSP0001
Race horses gallop to the finish shown in this racing painting by Mark Churms. The Finish by Mark Churms.Click For DetailsSSP0003
SP4. Desert Orchid by Mark Churms. Desert Orchid by Mark Churms.Click For DetailsSSP0004
SP8. Istabraq by Peter Deighan. Istabraq by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0008
Belfast born Richard Dunwoody has taken his place alongside some of the all-time greats of National Hunt racing and has tasted success in the seasons biggest races. One of the most stylish pilots we have ever had the privilege to see, Richard is a true Champion. Peter superbly captures the exciting success of West Tip, in the 86 Grand National, Desert Orchid in the 87 King George and Miinnehoma in the 94 National. Dunwoodys Best by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0033
To celebrate the jockeys eleventh title, Peter Deighan has captured Pat Eddery on canvas along with some of the most brilliant racehorses seen in this country for many years. Pat who has equalled the number of championships won by his great rivel and friend, the legendary Lester Piggott is seen at his brilliant best aboard Dancing Brave, Trempolino, Rainbow Quest, Warning, Pebbles, El Gran Senor, Golden Fleece, Zafonic and Peters magnificent head studies of both Warning and Trempolino complement beautifully the flowing movement of the horses in full stride. Edderys Best by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0034
Lester and Rodrigo de Triano. Lester Piggotts riding is legendary but, in 1992 he re-wrote the record books when riding his thirtieth and final Classic winner at the age of 57 aboard Peter Chapple-Hyams brilliant 3yo Rodrigo de Triano. Rodrigo had already stamped himself as a 2yo of the highest calibre but, had been beaten first time out as a 3yo in the Greenham trial at Newbury...and then Lester took over! Riding the son of El Gran Senor for the first time in public in the Two Thousand Guineas, Lester immediately struck up a formidable relationship with this super tough individual. Settled out the back by Lester, Rodrigo cruised up to the leaders with just over a furlong to run and, when asked to quicken by the Maestro, he surged clear for a most emphatic victory, making history in the process. Subsequently successful in three more Group One events, The Irish Two Thousand Guineas, The Juddmonte International and the Dubai Champion Stakes, all under the Maestro, Rodrigo was retired to stud a champion. Maestro by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0035
Willie Carson is captured at his most powerful aboard the Hamdan al Maktoum owned Classis winners Salsabil, Erhaab and Nashwan along with Champion sprinter Dayjur and these are joined by Minster Son the classic winner bred by Willie himself in a tribute to Carsons Best. Carsons Best by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0036
A superb study of the legendary Lester Piggott whose outstanding career spanned four decades. Peter Deighan magically captures the changing features of the man known throughout the world by his christian name alone. In addition, Peter portrays the Maestro in action as a boy riding work and achieving the ultimate goal when winning the Breeders Cup abourd Royal Academy for lifelong friend Vincent OBrien. Farewell Lester by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0037
SP39. The Dawn Run by Peter Deighan. The Dawn Run by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0039
A powerful study of a great horse at full stretch coming up to the finishing post unchallenged. Last Furlong by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0041
This painting gives an impression of movement and makes you feel that these great horses are coming full speed towards you. Stewards Enquiry by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0042
SP43. Carriage and Four by Peter Deighan. Carriage and Four by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0043
Featuring Kim Baileys brilliant Champions of the 1995 season, Master Oats, the Gold Cup winner and Alderbrook, the Champion hurdler. Cheltenham Champions 95 by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0044
SP45. This print celebrates Frankie Dettoris historic seven winners at Ascot on September 28th 1996. A must for all racing lovers. Seventh Heaven by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0045
What a sad day for racing, the passing away of the legendary Red Rum. This print captures the uniqueness of one of this countrys favourite steeplechasers. Red Rum, The Spirit of Aintree by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0046
Arkle, or Himself as he was affectionately known deserves his title as the greatest ever steeplechaser. He had the highest Timeform rating, at 212, ever awarded and to put this into perspective, more recently, Desert Orchid, was rated 187. Arkle would have been asked to give David Elsworths brilliant Gold Cup winning grey 25lb were they ever to meet in a handicap. Arkle competed in three Cheltenham Gold Cups and won all three in 1964, 1965 and 1966. he truly was the Greatest. Arkle by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0047
SP48. Mill House by Peter Deighan. Mill House by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0048
Desert Orchid was one of the greatest steeplechasers the world has ever seen. Foaled in 1980, Desert Orchid was by Grey Mirage out of the mare Flower Child. During his career he won 15 principal races, including The King George VI on four occasions, The Whitbread, The Racing Post Chase, The Irish Grand National and The Cheltenham Gold Cup, collecting prize money in excess of £654,000. Desert Orchid by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0049
SP50. Red Rum by Peter Deighan. Red Rum by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0050
SP51. Lester Piggotts Derby Winners by Peter Deighan. Lester Piggotts Derby Winners by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0051
SP61. The Derby 2003 by Peter Deighan. The Derby 2003 by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0061
At The Forge Dawn Run, the magnificent mare, who was the winner of both the Champion hurdle and the Cheltenham Gold Cup. At the Forge by Peter DeighanClick For DetailsSSP0064
SSP111. Best Mate Head by Jacqueline Stanhope. Best Mate Head by Jacqueline StanhopeClick For DetailsSSP0111
A Superb image of Jim Culloty pushing Best Mate over a gruelling hurdle at Cheltenham in 2004. Best Mate by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSSP0112
Lester Piggott is the greatest Derby jockey of all time. His nine winners in the worlds greatest race, form one of the most glorious and unassailable records in all sport. The horses he rode to victory include legends such as Nijinsky, Sir Ivor, The Minstrel and Roberto. Lester Piggott by Stephen Doig.Click For DetailsSSP0113
SSP154. Best Mate - Triple (Photographs) Best Mate - Triple (Photographs)Click For DetailsSSP0154

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