The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race.- Oxford win a Neck and Neck Race. 1913.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, March 22nd, 1913,"showing the Following Photographs from "The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race.- Oxford win a Neck and Neck Race."

   a- The Prince of Wales in launch after following race.
   b- Cambridge leading at Hammersmith Bridge.
   c- The cordon of barges across the river at Putney to prevent interference (suffragette or other) with race.
   d- Nearing Thorneycroft'swith Cambridge still leading.
   e- The view of the race from the L.S.W.R. bridge at Barnes, which bore its usual crowd of visitors.
   f- For the first time during the race Oxford take the lead opposite Mortlake Brewery, near the finish.
   g- The finish.- Oxford win by three-quarters of a length in 20min. 53sec.
   h- Cambridge watch Oxford land after the race.

This is one of the most desperate races ever witnessed on the Thames, and the Light Blues, in spite of their mishaps during training, only lost the race by a few feet, after leading from Putney to Mortlake.

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Reverse side shows the Following 2 Half Page pictures called "All on a Hunting Morning." (From the paintings by Frank Gillett.)

             a- A Run with the Flay Hat Hunt (My Lord Scamperdale's).
             b- A Find with the Laverick Wells Hounds (In Mr. Slocdalager's Time).

Condition is Very Good.