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A silver mounted Nijinsky racing plate, 27 25 A silver cigarette case


commemorating the first running of the Washington DC International in 1952,


American sterling silver by R Blackinton, the lid inscribed 1st RUNNING, WASHINGTON D.C. INTERNATIONAL, OCTOBER 18th 1952, LAUREL RACE COURSE, LAUREL - MD, gilt interior


The first running of the Washington DC International was won by the British challenger Wilwyn, owned by Robert C Boucher, trained by John Waugh and ridden by Manny Mercer.


In Life magazine vol 33 dated 3rd Nov 1952 there is a 3 page article on the race and on page 94 there is a picture of Manny Mercer being given an identical silver cigarette case by John Shapiro, the President of Laurel Race Course. £300 - 500


A signed pair Lester Piggott race-used stirrups,


both signed in ink to the leather £200 - 250


hallmarked J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham, 1970, the silvered shoe with a simulated horse hoof border mounted to an 8 1/2in. silver salver, titled THE NIJINSKY SHOE, and further inscribed ENGLISH TRIPLE CROWN, 1970 (2,000 GUINEAS, EPSOM DERBY AND St LEGER), IRISH SWEEPS DERBY, KING GEORGE VI AND QUEEN ELIZABETH STAKES £800 - 1,200


29 The Goodwood Cup 1971, the impressive trophy for the race being much earlier in date, hallmarked Birmingham, 1928, a bulbous Art Deco cup with angular moulded handles, the body inscribed GOODWOOD CUP, 1971, WON BY, ROCK ROI (1967), CH.C. MOURNE-SECRET SESSION, OWNED AND BRED BY COLONEL AND MRS F. ROGER HUE-WILLIAMS, TRAINED BY P.T. WALWYN, RIDDEN BY D.KEITH, above knopped stem and pedestal foot, 52cm, 20 1/2in. across handles, 2,866gr, 92oz 3dwt.


£1,500 - 2,000


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The trophy for The Ladies at Aqueduct in 1965 won by Mrs Ethel D. Jacobs’s Straight Deal, in the form of a sterling silver coffee pot, inscribed NEW YORK RACING ASSOCIATION, THE LADIES, AQUEDUCT, 1965, WON BY ETHEL D. JACOBS, STRAIGHT DEAL, TRAINER H JACOBS, height 19cm., 7 1/2in. £150 - 200


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