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Florida Pearl


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Florida Pearl. Horse racing art prints featuring the racehorse Florida Pearl.

Florida Pearl by Stephen Smith.


Florida Pearl by Stephen Smith.
2 editions.
Both editions feature up to 3 additional signatures.
£120.00 - £150.00

Cheltenham by Graham Isom.


Cheltenham by Graham Isom.
One edition.
£160.00




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Florida Pearl by Stephen Smith.

Florida Pearl is an Irish-bred race horse, who raced in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Florida Pearl was owned by Mrs Violet O'Leary and trained by top Irish trainer Willie Mullins. The 2001/02 season proved to be successful for Florida Pearl, winning the John Durkan Memorial Chase. Florida Pearl then returned to Kempton to win the King George VI Chase beating Best Mate in December. He returned back to England for his next start in the Grade 2 Martell Cup Chase where he cruised to an 11 length victory over Cyfor Malta. The painting shows Florida Pearl over the one of the nineteen fences to win the Martell Cup at Aintree in 2002, with Jockey Barry Geraghty.


Cheltenham by Graham Isom.

Graham Isom has chosen to portray perhaps the greatest National Hunt course in the world in this, his latest limited edition. The magnificent Cheltenham Racecourse, known across the world as the home of National Hunt racing, offers 16 race meetings in a season lasting from October to April. Highlight of the racing calendar is the National Hunt Festival in March, which features the famous Cheltenham Gold Cup and Champion Hurdle. The racecourse itself is set in a natural bowl, to which the Cotswolds provide a spectacular backdrop. The brown and purple hills which stand in and around the course are justly famous and, whether in low mist or in the beautiful spring sunshine, the weather and landscape can combine to produce the most remarkable effects of light and colour on race-days. Always driven by his love of horses, Graham Isoms painting of Cheltenham specifically depicts two of the great horses in the 2000 Gold Cup: Florida Pearl, ridden by Paul Carberry, and the eventual victor, Looks Like Trouble, ridden by Richard Johnson and wearing number 7.

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