Race to History: Auction in England Has Horse Hair, Shoes, Art
Over 500 items of horse racing memorabilia will go under the gavel; pre-registration is required for the livestream webcast.
(left) A Gucci scarf with winner's silks of the King George VI Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes at Ascot and (right) the Cheltenham Gold Cup won by the Vincent O'Brien, who trained Cottage Rake in 1948, are among the featured items at the Race to History auction. (Graham Budd photos)
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Over 500 items are up for auction in the Race to History Auction, put on by Graham Budd auctioneers in partnership with Weatherbys. The auction will be held in the John Lambton Room, National Horse Racing Museum, Palace Street, Newmarket, UK, CB8 8EP, at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, November 13th. Graham Budd auctions are held as livestream webcasts that can be accessed globally; pre-registration is required. Telephone bidding can also be arranged.
The auction is a large collection of horse racing memorabilia including art works and sculptures, race cards and race badges, trophies and awards, equipment and silks. There are famous horseshoes, locks of famous horsehair and saddled towels, plus books.
A lock of hair from the great racehorse and sire Brigadier Gerard.