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James Pollard, “Doncaster Races” from 1832 and 1833 & Francis Calcraft Turner, “Conolly on Coronation”, 3 colour engravings, framed James Pollard, 1792-1867, British painter; “Doncaster Races” depicts a scene from the race, colour engraving, 34 x 61 cm, sheet approx. 52 x 76 cm, dated 1833, inscribed ‘J. Pollard delin., Smart & Hunt Sculp.,’ “To the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Turf and the Subscribers to the Great St Leger Stakes, this print, representing the horses passing the Judges’ Stand, is most respectfully dedicated by their obedient and much obliged servants”, framed in a passepartout; “Doncaster Races” shows the horses before the race, colour print, 34.5 x 62 cm, sheet approx. 52 x 76 cm, dated 1832, inscribed “[…] the horses starting for the Great St Leger Stakes […]”, framed under glass in a passepartout; also Francis Calcraft Turner, 1772-1846, “Conolly on Coronation, Winner of the Derby Stakes at Epsom 1841” depicts the Irish jockey Patrick Conolly on the racehorse Coronation, colour print, 45 x 60 cm, sheet approx. 64 x 77 cm, inscribed “Painted by F.C. Turner”, “Engraved by J.R. Mackrell”, sheet stained, framed under glass in a passepartout
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