The Social Side of the Derby : Well-known people Present on the Great Day. 1907.

For Sale is a Full Page taken from "The Bystander, June 12th, 1907," called "The Social Side of the Derby," showing the Following Five Photographs for "Well-known people Present on the Great Day."

      a- Lord Rosebery (talking to D. Maher.)
      b- Lord Southampton, Major Edwards, Lady Southampton.
      c- Arrival of the King.
      d- The Duke of Westminster, Earl of Sefton, and Lady Innes-Ker.
      e- Captain Greer (Owner of Slieve Gallion) talking to his Jockey.

Last Week's Epsom Meeting was not favoured with weather that one usually associates with "Leafy June," but though rain fell copiously in between whiles, the two historic events of the week, the Derby, and the Oaks, were favoured with fine spells. The weather conditions, however, did not affect the attendance. His Majesty was present on Wednesday and Friday. It was a week of Surprises, for both the Derby and the Oaks favourites were defeated. "Boss" Croker's Orby won the Derby ; the favourite, Slieve Gallion, came in third. Mr. J. B. Joel's Glass Doll was the winner of the Oaks, the favourite, Witch Elm, having won not even a "place".

Condition is Very Good.