Epsom Sensations.- The King's Horse Brought Down - Craganour Disqualified. 1913.

For Sale is a Full Pageremoved from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, June 7th, 1913," showing the Following Photographs for "Epsom Sensations.- The King's Horse Brought Down  - Craganour Disqualified."


   a- The Wallington Plate finish, won by Mr. C. B. Ismay's Elgon.
   b- The Woodcote Stakes finish.- The Tetrarch winning anyhow from the Our Lassie colt.
   c- The outsider, Mr. S. Joel's St. Gall (6st. 10lb.), beating the favourite, Mr. J. Joel's Sunspot (9st. 8lb.), by a Head from the Craven Stakes.
   d- The Epsom Plate finish.- Diadumenos (6st. 12lb.), beating Mr. J. Joel's Spanish Prince (10st.) by a head.
   e- Mr. D. McCalmont's The Tetrarch. by Roi Herode-Vahren, the winner of the Woodcote Stakes.
   f- Mr. Charles Cunnington, the trainer of Nimbus, arrives at Epsom. 
   g- Craganour arrives by rail at Tattenham Corner.
   h- Mr. A. P. Cunliffe, the owner of Aboyeur, who started at 100to1 against.
   i- The Most sensational Derby incident of record.- At Tattenham Corner the King's horse, Anmer, was obstructed by a suffragette, who fell with horse and jockey..  The woman and jockey were injured, the former very seriously.
   j- Piper, who won his first Derby race as the rider of Aboyeur.
   k- The Bumping finish.- Craganour, Aboyeur, and Louvois finish in a bunch, after which the disqualification of the favourite brought Great Sport into third place.

Condition is Very Good.