Winner Collection (page 4)

Brown leghorns or Livorno chickens, Gallus gallus domesticus. Chromolithograph by Vincent Brooks Day & Son after an illustration by J.W

Creve-coeur breed, endangered
Creve-coeur or crevecoeur breed chickens, cock and hen, Gallus gallus domesticus. Endangered French breed from Crevecoeur-en-Auge, Normandy. Bred by R. B

Plymouth Rock chickens, Sir Thomas and Irene, cock and hen, Gallus gallus domesticus. Bred by Mrs. Ainsworth and first and second at Birmingham 1886

Gold-laced bantam and silver-laced bantam cock and hen, Gallus gallus domesticus. Bred by Matthew Leno and winner of first prizes at Crystal Palace and Birmingham 1871

Guinea fowls, helmeted guineafowl, Numida meleagris. Property of J. W. Ludlow. Chromolithograph by Vincent Brooks Day & Son after an illustration by J.W

Black-breasted red game birds, Gallus gallus domesticus, bred by Captain Heaton, winners of the two challenge cups at Birmingham 1886

Duck-winged game birds: Simon and Miss Etty
Duck-winged game birds, Gallus gallus domesticus. Bred by John Goodwin. Simon, cup winner at Birmingham 1885 and Miss Etty, first prize at the Dairy Show 1885

Silver Pencilled Hamburgh cock and hen, Gallus gallus domesticus, H. Pickles pair, cock first and cup at Birmingham 1871 and hen first at Kendal

Silver spangled Polish cock and hen, Gallus gallus domesticus, Henry Beldons pair, first prize at Crystal Palace 1871 and Dublin 1872

Captain Chavasse VC Memorial, Brandhoek Church grounds
This memorial to Noel Chavasse was unveiled on 29 August 1997 in the presence of a delegation of the London Scottish Territorials

4th Gordon Bennett Trophy, Camille Jenatzy (60 Mercedes 9.2 litres) the winner at 49.2 mph. Shown sitting in his car after the race. Date: 2nd July 1903

1932 Gee Bee Model R Racer Aircraft - in which Mr James Doolittle won the Thompson Trophy at a speed of 252.6 mph - built by Messrs

Shanghai Races - horse being led through the crowd
A horse being led through the crowd at Shanghai Races, July 1939. Brought over from the Mongolian Steppes, the horse, Applejack, was a spring winner. 1939

Poster, German motorcycle racing successes on DKW
Poster, German motorcycle racing successes in four out of five classes on DKW Auto Union cycles (later part of Audi). 1936

Gothic, Australian race horse, owned bys Green, trainer L Robertson. Winner of two races. Date: circa late 1920s

Heroic, Australian race horse, owned by C B Kellow, trainer J Holt. Winner of 21 races. Date: circa late 1920s

Pilliewinkie, Australian race horse, owned by Sir Samuel Hordern, trainer J Scobie. Winner of 14 races. Date: circa late 1920s

Bacchus, Australian race horse, owned and trained by W Kelso. Winner of three races. Date: circa late 1920s

Valcaire, Australian race horse, won seven races as a three-year-old and two more as a four-year-old. Date: circa late 1920s

Pantheon, Australian race horse, owned by J E and C H Brien, trainer F Williams. Winner of eight races in England and Australia. Date: circa late 1920s

Trivalve, Australian race horse, owned by E E D Clarke, trainer J Scobie. Winner of the Melbourne Cup, the AJC Derby and the Victoria Derby. Date: circa late 1920s

The Hawk, Australian race horse, owned and trained by J M Cameron. Winner of 25 races. Date: circa late 1920s

Royal Charter, Australian race horse, owned by J M Niall, trainer J Holt. Date: circa late 1920s

Windbag, Australian race horse, owned by R Miller, trainer G Price. Won the Melbourne Cup in 1925. Date: circa late 1920s

Textile, Australian race horse, owned by C G Brown, trainer J O Dwyer. Winner of the Caulfield Cup in 1927. Date: circa late 1920s

Gloaming, Australian race horse, owned by G D Greenwood. winner of 57 races. Date: circa late 1920s

Amounis, Australian race horse, owned by W Pearson, trainer F McGrath. Date: circa late 1920s

Vaals, Australian race horse, owned by E Moss, trainer F Williams. Winner of Epsom Handicap and Cantala Stakes in 1927. Date: circa late 1920s

Fuji San, Australian race horse, owned by A J Mathews, trainer M Polson. Date: circa late 1920s

Silvius, Australian race horse, owned by Sirs Kidman, trainer H Butler. Date: circa late 1920s

Murillo, Australian race horse, owned and trained by E A Connolly. Won the AJC Metropolitan in 1927. Date: circa late 1920s

Bicolor, Australian race horse, owned by E I Baillieu and Constable, trainer J Carey. Date: circa late 1920s

Rampion, Australian race horse, owned by J E and C H Brien, trainer F Williams. Date: circa late 1920s

Limerick, Australian race horse, owned by H A Knight, trainer F D Jones. Date: circa late 1920s

Aorangi, Australian race horse, owned by T C Trautwein, trainer P Keith. Won five races as a three-year-old. Date: circa late 1920s

Bard of Avon, Australian race horse, owned by J and J F Leitch, trainer E J Riley. Won the AJC Metropolitan as a four-year-old. Date: circa late 1920s

Spearfelt, Australian race horse, owned by Mr D Grant, trainer V O Neill. Winner of the Melbourne Cup in 1926. Date: circa late 1920s

Cock-throwing game, 14th century
The winner of a cock-throwing game is carried on a pole with his rooster prize, while another boy follows with a cudgel and banner

Games of the 14th century
Women playing hot-cockles, women playing frog in the middle, and the parade of a winner of a cock-throwing game. Handcoloured lithograph by Joseph Strutt from his own Sports

George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950). Irish playwright, critic, polemicist, political activist and winner of Nobel Prize in Literature

Marchioness of Lansdowne presents cup to Harris St. John
The Marchioness of Lansdowne presenting the Col. John McKie Memorial Challenge Cup to Jajor E. D. Harris-St.John, who won the race at the Perth Hunt meeting, Scone Palace on Rough Proof. Date: 1950

Civic reception for Olympic victor Harold Whitlock
Civic reception for the Olympic 50 kilometres Marathon victor Harold Whitlock at Deptford Town Hall, south east London, 12 August 1936. Date: 1936

Harvey Herrick, world road race champion in a National car. 1912

Boxing - American Championship Belt (detail). 1860

Boxing - American Championship Belt. 1860

Steve Donoghue wins fancy dress competition at St. Moritz
Champion celebrity jockey Steve Donoghue dressed as a sailor, his winning costume at a fancy dress competition at the smart ski resort of St. Moritz

James Braid, winner of Tooting Bec Challenge Cup
Scottish golfer James Braid, winner of the Tooting Bec Challenge Cup at West Middlesex Golf Course. 1904

James Braid, Open Golf Champion 1906. 1906

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