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Shire of Toodyay > Records

ARMY CAVALRY JUMPING HORSES

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Overview

B&w photo of a sepia photo attached to a material-covered board (event unknown).
Original photo shows three horses and riders, jumping a brush and rails fence, possibly at Claremont Show Grounds.
Horses are 2 'brown' with white blazes, and right-hand horse is dapple grey.
Riders are in military uniform, possible WWII Army.
Buildings with signs Dogs and Poultry in background.
Original photo has dog-eared corners, stained and has a drawing pin hole in top centre.
Rider on the grey horse is possibly Malcolm (Mac) Ferguson.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-37-2001.998

Item type

Themes

Width

10.1000 cm

Height or length

14.8000 cm

Inscriptions and markings

Kodak Premium Processing Jan. 1999 - on back.

Contextual Information

In ink on front: 'me' is written against the rider of the grey horse. Assuming 'me' is Mac Ferguson.

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