The Royal Horse Show in the Old Deer Park, Richmond. 1900.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Graphic, June 16th, 1900," showing Drawings by Frank Craig for "The Royal Horse Show in the Old Deer Park, Richmond."

The Old Deer Park at Richmond offers many attractions as the site for a horse show, and fine weather favoured the ninth local exhibition last week.  The show was well attended, and among the visitors to the ground the first afternoon was the Duke of Cambridge, who manifested a kindly concern in the judging of the harness classes.  With his Royal Highness were Admiral FitzGeorge and General Williams.  The band of the Scots Guards was in attendance.  In the four classes for hunters the entries totalled fifty-eight.  Suffolks, which have for some years past always been a feature of the show, made a good display, and were, if anything, better than in previous years.  There were eighty-eight entries in the class for hacks.  There was the usual parade of prize winners, and spectators had the opportunity of seeing the pick of the Suffolk classes, which comprised some very fine animals.  Jumping competitions were carried on through both days.

Condition is Very Good.