“Francis Buckle,”

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Book Description
Etched from a sketch by A. Cooper. Born to a saddler in Newmarket, Frank Buckle (1766-1832) rose to be the leading jockey of the first quarter of the 19th century, and was known as “the Governor.” He was famesd for bringing respectability to horse racing, and for winning 27 British Classic Races – a record that stood for 150 years.
Dealer Notes
12 x 8.5 inches [Sheet] 8 x 5 inches [Plate]
Author[JOCKEY]
DatePublished Dec. 31st, 1814
Bindingunframed
PublisherLondon, J. Wheble
ConditionVery good.
Pageson india paper laid
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