A Visit to Richard Wootton's Training Stables at Epsom. 1914.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, December 19th, 1914," showing the Following Photographs for "A Visit to Richard Wootton's  Training Stables at Epsom."

   1- Mr. E. Hulton's NBuskin, ch. g. by Comus-Aunt Hatty.
   2- Mr. E. Hulton's Silver Tug, ch.  f.  by Sundridge.
   3- Mr. E. Hulton's Woodwild, ch.  c.  by William The Third.
   4- Richard Wootton.
   5- Interior of the main stables.
   6- D. McKenna and David Dick, apprentices.
   7- Mr. E. Hulton's Torloisk,  ch. c. by Gallinule.
   8- Stanley Wootton, who has joined the Army.
   9- Frank Wootton, who takes over Trendwell House.
   10- Mr. E. Hulton's Green Falcon, br.  c.  by Robert le Diable-Greenbird.
   11 & 12.  The strings at exercise in the paddock.

All of the horses shown above, as well as Fairy King,  Flippant,  Chantemerle, Allegory, and Scotch Rose, left Epsom last week for R. C. Dawson's stable at Whatcombe.   They are Mr. Hulton's property, and Wootton, their trainer, has now left for Australia.  He may return to England in April.  He this season ran more winning horses and won more races (49) than any other trainer.

Condition is Very Good.