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Title: Alternate view of the re-shoeing of a horse

Creator: Louis Livingston Seaman photographer

Date: ca. 1905

Description: Alternate view of the re-shoeing of a horse, held in place by a system of ropes, while many look onto the scene.

Accession Number: Anthr1943_008_0037

Part of Selections from the Anthropology Collections

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ON DRESS PARADE.

A Shire Stallion and a Parade of Marines in the Live Stock Forum at the Panama Exhibition.

The Pastoral Review, 16 October 1915

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Miss Susie Evarts, daring rider and winner at the tilting tournament.

The Vermonter, October 1908

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Description: A jockey and his horse being led down a path by another man at a steeplechase at Morris Park Race Track, in what was then Westchester, now the Bronx. 

Dated: ca. 1896

Creator: Byron Company (New York, N.Y.)

Accession number: 93.1.1.10664

The Museum of the City of New York

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Photograph of Madero with his horse

Date: 1910

Description: Madero, Francisco I. 1873-1913

Part of Visual Arts Legacy Collection

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The HARVESTER PHA 2359-14 This Palomino stallion has become so famous there is little left that can be added. His latest exploit was to be featured in the Technicolor motion picture THE PALOMINO. He is known to countless thousands of parade and horse show followers and he has sired numerous Palominos who are adding luster to his name by winning in horse shows all over America. The Harvester and two of his sons, Harvest Supreme and The Model Harvester, will hold court during 1950 at their new home in Rancho Santa Fe, California.

Betty Jellinek (ed.), 1950, Here’s Who in Horses of the Pacific Coast Vol. 6

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This is an original 1929 photo of Clyde Van Dusen who would be running in the Kentucky Derby. When jockey Linus “Pony” McAtee saw Clyde Van Dusen in the paddock at Churchill Downs, he said “I was kinda scared when I first saw Clyde because he is so little, but now I can say he is one of the finest and gamest horses of them all.” On the day of the 1929 Kentucky Derby, the rain started early in the morning. Just before post time, the sky opened up and a torrential downpour raked the track churning it into fetlock deep mud. Clyde Van Dusen, was shod with mud caulks to handle the sloppy surface. He went to the post alongside 20 other runners, which was down from the 26 horses originally entered in what would be the last edition of the Derby without a starting gate. McAtee got Clyde Van Dusen away from the start quickly and never looked back. While other horses struggled in the mud, McAtee stayed clean with just a single spot of mud on his face while talking to reporters after the contest.

Horse racing Legends

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Race horse on a vintage postcard

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Title: [Portrait of a Man on a Horse]

Artist/Maker: Unknown

Date: late 19th century

Object Number: 85.XP.355.259

Getty Museum Collection

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Prodavets… Additional title: Caucasian seller

COLLECTION: The Caucasus: an album of photographs

DATE: 1870 - 1879 (Approximate)

The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection

The New York Public Library Digital Collections

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Erling Bjørnson, Bjørnstjerne Bjørnsons sønn, på Nedre Aulestad med hest

Fotografering: 1896 - 1904

Fotograf: Evenvold, Bernt (Ben Evans)

Part of collection: Maihaugen

Institution: Maihaugen

DigitaltMuseum

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Title: [Mrs Bayley, Lucknow]

Artist: Unknown

Date: 1858–61

Credit Line: Gilman Collection, Purchase, Cynthia Hazen Polsky Gift, 2005

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Chasseurs à cheval & Cuirassiers.

From: THE VINKHUIJZEN COLLECTION OF MILITARY UNIFORMS, located in the THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY DIGITAL COLLECTIONS

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Humane Society horses, 1907: “On account of the immense demand for heavy teaming, the officers of the Humane Societies are kept busy arresting inhumane drivers and giving relief to horses whose collars have chafed through the skin, and those improperly fed. The colt on the left can hardly stand, but was staggering under a big load. The skin is also worn off its neck by the collar." @humanesociety

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A policeman training police dogs in Warsaw, Poland in 1929

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PAROMAN 5 l. og. kaszt. (Romanelli — Parole po Waterboy) hod. p. W. Niewiarowskiego, własnośċ p. Br. Peretjatkowicza; wygrał w roku ub. 21.800 zł (j. Dylik).

Jeździec i Hodowca

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Grevy-Zebra aus Abessinien

Geschenk S. H. Ras Tafaris an den Reichspräsidenten

Alte Ansichtskarten.