equestrianism
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Park Top: A romance of the turf
- £50.00
- Park Top, who raced between 1967 and 1970, was conveiably the best English-bred race mare of this century. 'The best of her sex I've ever ridden,' was Lester Piggott's opinion in a letter reproduced in this book. É no one reading this fascinating book, with its 12 pages of photographs,…
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Rum ‘Uns to Follow. Memories of Seventy years in the Shires
- £25.00
- Memories of 70 years with the Leicestershire Hunts (Quorn, Pytchey, Fernie) by A Melton Roughrider (ie Dick Heathen) With illustrations and foreword by Guy Paget, drawn from The Tatler, Vanity Fair etc.
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Up, up and away: The biography of Be Fair
- £40.00
- With complete frankness, and a definite touch of humour, Lucinda Prior-Palmer offers the biography of her remarkable horse, Be Fair. This timeless story begins back in 1968, when Lucinda acquired Be Fair for her fifteenth birthday. That day the problems began; but it was also the start of an extraordinary…
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We’ve been thinking
- £20.00
- Reminiscences of English Hunts, published after the author's death but edited by Robert Colville, with contributions by Major Guy Paget, Air Vice-Marshal Sir Philip Woolcott Game, Brigadier Sir Percy Laurie, Phyllis Hinton, Colonel Charles Rich.
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Park Top: A romance of the turf
- £50.00
- Park Top, who raced between 1967 and 1970, was conveiably the best English-bred race mare of this century. 'The best of her sex I've ever ridden,' was Lester Piggott's opinion in a letter reproduced in this book. É no one reading this fascinating book, with its 12 pages of photographs,…
- Add to basket
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Rum ‘Uns to Follow. Memories of Seventy years in the Shires
- £25.00
- Memories of 70 years with the Leicestershire Hunts (Quorn, Pytchey, Fernie) by A Melton Roughrider (ie Dick Heathen) With illustrations and foreword by Guy Paget, drawn from The Tatler, Vanity Fair etc.
- Add to basket
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Up, up and away: The biography of Be Fair
- £40.00
- With complete frankness, and a definite touch of humour, Lucinda Prior-Palmer offers the biography of her remarkable horse, Be Fair. This timeless story begins back in 1968, when Lucinda acquired Be Fair for her fifteenth birthday. That day the problems began; but it was also the start of an extraordinary…
- Add to basket
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We’ve been thinking
- £20.00
- Reminiscences of English Hunts, published after the author's death but edited by Robert Colville, with contributions by Major Guy Paget, Air Vice-Marshal Sir Philip Woolcott Game, Brigadier Sir Percy Laurie, Phyllis Hinton, Colonel Charles Rich.
- Add to basket