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				Henry Alken The race for the 1847 Great St Leger at Doncaster Painted in 1847 Oil painting on canvas 14 x 20 inches / 36 x 51 cm Signed Provenance: with Arthur Ackernamm 1986 View a full description of this painting View a larger version of this painting



				John Ferneley Senior Whisperer Painted in 1809 An Egyptian Pony, “Whisperer” with two Irish Terriers and a goat in a landscape by a stream in an Irish landscape. Oil painting on canvas 28 x 36 inches Signed and dated 1809. View a full description of this painting View a larger version of this painting



				Richard Barret Davis 1782-1854 John Musters Esq. on his Grey horse "Baronet" at Annesley Park Painted in 1847 Oil painting on canvas 40 x 50 inches, signed in full and dated 1845. Contained in a superb carved and gilded frame Provenance: By family descent until 1975 when sold by Ackermann to Bo Johnson Esq., Stockholm from whose agent acquired by us. Engraved: By C. E. Wagstaff, London, and dedicated to "The Fox hunters of the United Kingdom" and published August 4th 1847 by Ackermann & Co. 96 Strand. SOLD View a full description of this painting View a larger version of this painting



				John Wootton 1683-1764 A lady’s bay hunter held by a liveried groom Painted in 1735 A lady’s bay hunter held by a liveried groom in a classical landscape, with a hound and a peacock looking on. Oil painting on canvas 40 x 50 inches, and contained in its fine original carved and gilded frame. Signed View a full description of this painting View a larger version of this painting



				JOHN WOOTTON 1682-1764 Hutton’s Bay Arabian Painted circa 1730 A bay stallion, “Hutton’s Bay Arabian”, the property of Mr John Hutton of Marske, North Yorkshire, held by his Groom in Eastern costume in a classical landscape, attended by a boy groom and his greyhound. Oil painting on canvas 40 x 50 inches and contained within its fine original carved and gilded frame. Painted circa 1730 Provenance: Commissioned by the owner in about 1730 and thence by descent at Marske Hall until sold by Ernest Hutton Esq. to the last owner. Literature: Major Guy Paget: “The racehorse in art” (The British Racehorse no.1., first published 1949. (Subsequent editions were renamed “The European Racehorse”) Page 187). View a full description of this painting View a larger version of this painting