"Horse-Racing In England" 1893 BLACK, Robert
$350
BLACK, Robert
[356] pp.
Richard Bentley and Son
1893
9 1/4" x 6 1/4"
Robert Black's book is titled Horse-Racing In England: A Synoptical Review, first published in 1893. The comprehensive work offers a detailed history and overview of horse racing in England, covering various aspects of the sport's development.
Key themes and topics covered in the book include:
Historical development: The book covers the origins of English horse racing, beginning in the era of Charles II and continuing through the establishment of the Jockey Club and Royal Ascot.
Key figures and events: Black captures the essence of the sport's "glory days" by discussing significant races, legendary horses like Flying Childers and Eclipse, and influential personalities such as the Duke of Cumberland