Racing at Sandown Park : Diamond Jubilee Wins Again. 1900.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Graphic, July 28th, 1900," showing the Following Three Drawings by Frank Craig, for "Racing at Sandown Park :  Diamond Jubilee wins again."

   a- Going to the Post.
   b- After the Eclipse : Returning to the Paddock.
   c- A Popular Victory.

Despite the heat people arrived in numbers to witness the decision of the Eclipse Stakes, and the crowd was the largest which has been seen at any enclosure this year- Bank holiday fixtures alone excepted.  The Prince of Wales arrived on the scene early in the afternoon, accompanied by the Princess, and also by the Duke of York.  A Royal standard floated at the staff hard by the select enclosure, and hopes in favour of the Derby winner ran high.  The issue of the race for the Eclipse Stakes was never really in doubt, for the Prince's jockey rode with admirable judgment and won, amid great applause, by half a length.  The Prince went to the weighing-room as his horse was brought back to scale, and the cheers were again most lustily renewed when the "all-right" was called.  In every way it was, indeed, a popular victory.

Condition is Very Good.