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British Michelin PrizeSome of the ingenious devices in the cockpit area of Mr Codys aeroplane, which won the British Michelin Prize for the longest flight over a marked course (189.3 miles) Date: 31 December 1910
Michelin Air Prize / 1910A selection of photographs from the Michelin Special Air prize, awarded to air crews of two, who could make the trip to the summit of the Puy de Dome in under six hours. Date: 5 March 1910
Michelin Air Prize 1911The winners of the Michelin Special Air Prize, Eugene Renault and passenger M.Senouque, pictured above the sponsors, Andre and Edouard Michelin. Date: 7 March 1911
Mannequins at Races - 2Two mannequins, dressed in a leading couturiers latest creations, arrive at Longchamps racecourse on Grand Prix day, attracting considerable attention 1910
George HuntleyGeorge Patrick Huntley (1868 1927 ) Man of the theatre, seen here at the races Date: 1908
Crowd at the Derby / 1930The crowd amuses itself in between races at the Derby. The ground is strewn with discarded betting slips. Date: 1930
The Innocent Abroad on Derby Day by IllingworthThe Lone Cyclist: " Excuse me, constable, is this the way to Epsom racecourse." One, perhaps rather myopic man, unfamiliar with the typical chaos on the road to Epsom on Derby Day asks a
Cecil Boyd-Rochfort (inset) and jockey on ForaySir Cecil Charles Boyd-Rochfort (inset, 1887-1983), prizewinning racehorse trainer, and a jockey on Foray. Date: circa 1936
Dan Bulger racehorse and Prince Monolulu at the racesRacehorse Dan Bulger with jockey on horseback, and Prince Monolulu, horseracing tipster, at the races. circa 1936
Nearing the end of the Season photos in the TatlerBlack and white photos in the Tatler under the headline of Nearing the end of the Season, Racing Society " Speed the Parting Shot" at Liverpool in the Tatler of 17th November 1909
Deauville racecourse with race in progress, France, viewed from the grandstand. Date: circa 1910
Advert for Debenham & Freebody ascot gown 1933Lovely sleeveless gown in Chanel lace and the new Cire satin. 1933
Wetherall advertisement 1959Advertisement for Wetherall coats in a variety of houndstooth and plaid patterns - just the thing to ensure elegance on a rainy day at the races. Date: 1959
Counting The Winnings. Sedgefield Co. Durham 1976 1976
American cartoon, Scotsman placing a bet at the dog trackAmerican cartoon, showing a Scotsman placing a bet at the dog track, offering two dollars on the rabbit to win. Date: 1940s
White bulldog puppy taken to AscotA white bulldog puppy is taken to the races at Ascot, where a minstrel pushes a collection net under his nose. Date: 1905
Illustration, Pierce Egans Book of SportsIllustration to the opening page of Pierce Egans Book of Sports, showing people on a stagecoach on their way to the Epsom Races. A copy of Egans book is handed over. Date: 1832
Illustration, Steeplechase at St Albans (or rather in the surrounding countryside) on 8 March 1832, with nineteen competitors. Date: 1832
Official programme, Washington Park Club, Chicago, USA, first day of autumn meeting, 31 August 1885. Listing details for five horse races. Date: 1885
Advert for Springfield, Massachutsetts Air Races, 30 May 1930
Races at the Common Riding, Hawick, Roxburghshire, near Selkirk, Roxburghshire, Scotland. Date: 1900s
The Quieter Side of AscotMusic and gossip behind the grand stand at Royal Ascot, with well-dressed spectators enjoying a break from the races. 1914
Birds-Eye View of Ascot Race-CourseA Bird s-eye view of Ascot racecourse in 1914 by W. B. Robinson in The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News Date: 1914
Gay Pageantry at Royal Ascot by Howard ElcockThe picturesque and fashionable crowd in the stands at Royal Ascot watch as the horses and their jockeys gallop past during a race. Date: 1928
Towcester Races paddock dated by the photographer as 1905, the horse is not identified but an early precursor to the modern Towcester Racecourse which was not established until 1928 Date: 1905
Horseracing - Passing the Stands at AscotSpectators crane their necks to see horses and their riders gallop past the stands at Ascot. Date: 1920
Looking Down at Epsom: A Finish for the DerbyView of the Derby with horses and their jockeys striving towards the finishing line, and with the stands, tents and cars of visitors seen beyond. Date: 1928
Leaving the Paddock, off to the post for the DerbyThe scene in the ring of the paddock at Epsom as the Derby horses prepare to leave on their way to the post, or starting line. Date: 1928
DE NITTIS, Giuseppe. Horse Races inDE NITTIS, Giuseppe (1846-1884). Horse Races in the Bois de Boulogne. 1881. Right panel. Impressionism. Pastel. ITALY. LAZIO. Rome. Galleria Nazionale d Arte Moderna (National Gallery of Modern Art)
Straight cut frock of ribbon tussore 1909Woman wearing a straw and ostrich plumes and straight cut frock of ribbon tussore, at Goodwood races. 1909
Informal group of boy scouts, CyprusInformal group of boy scouts about to leave for camp, Cyprus. They are a mixture of English, Greek, Armenian and Turkish. Date: 20th century
The crowded river during the Henley Regatta. Fashionable ladies and men pack the river to see the races. early 1900s Date: early 1900s
A Khaki Lincoln - the Jockey Club justified to carry onArmy officers in the paddock at Lincoln, watching the parade before the big race in March 1915. The salient feature of the racing at Lincoln last week was the prevalence of khaki both in
The Dolly Sisters in Paris, 1926 at the Longchamps races Date: 1926
Lady Eveyln Beauchamp, 1929Lady Evelyn Beauchamp (nee Herbert), daughter of the 5th Earl of Carnarvon at the races, 1929. The Countess wears a wrap-coat of fine cloth, with a scarf collar and romantic short Cavalier cloak
Lady Eveyln Beauchamp and the Countess of Carnarvon, 1929Lady Eveyln Beauchamp(19011980) and her mother Almina Herbert, the Countess of Carnarvon(1876 -1969), at the Hurst Park races, 1929
Eton College Sports including Prince HenrySports at Eton College in 1916. In the bottom left and bottom middle pictures is Prince Henry (later Duke of Gloucester), climbing out of the water jump in the steeplechase
Ascot - The Royal ProcessionStylised illustration showing the traditional carriage drive by the King and Queen down the course at Royal Ascot, one of the highlights of the summer social calendar
The DerbyStylised illustration of the famous Derby at Epsom, Surrey, where high and low society meet. Date: 1927
Shamrock I and Shamrock IIIDuring trials for the 1903 Americas Cup off the New York coast, Shamrock III, the challenger that year, races against the challenger in 1899, Shamrock I
Silhouette of jockey on horseback at racesSilhouette of a jockey on horseback at the races, led by the trainer or owner. Date: 20th century
The Winner record label featuring horseracingA record label from The Winner, featuring Meet Me By Moonlight Alone by the Belgravia Quartette. Illustration shows a winning racehorse and jockey crossing the finish line first. Date: c.1925
Ascot race plate: Queen Victorias gift of a gold vase, 1874The Queens gold vase, given by Queen Victoria as a prize for one of the Ascot races in 1874. A large gold flagon in the style of Queen Annes time, made by R. & S. Garrard & Co. Date: 1874
Race between the Natchez and the Robert E. Lee - S7
Horse & Horse Power bound for Goodwood by Gilbert HolidayA coach and horses carrying passengers to the Goodwood race meeting at the end of July, is passed by a juggernaut of a vehicle, a charabanc carrying numerous visitors. Date: 1928
Detraining horses at AscotThoroughbred racehorses being carefullly led out of train carriages on arrival at Royal Ascot. Date: 1928
The crowd under the clock at AscotHigh up on the roof of the stand the crowd watching the progress of the racing at Ascot, and above them rises the familiar clock, towering above the handsome range of buildings. Date: 1928
Cerebos Salt advertisement, 1928Cerebos Salt, an essential part of the social season, designed to give one pep and vitality while while at Royal Ascot, sitting down to a DIY silver service lunch. Date: 1928