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John Frederick Herring Snr Mr Richard Watts' 'Rockingham' held by his trainer Forth with jockey Sam Darling, winner of the St. Leger 1833 and the Goodwood Cup, 1835 Oil Painting Reproduction

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Mr Richard Watts' 'Rockingham' held by his trainer Forth with jockey Sam Darling, winner of the St. Leger 1833 and the Goodwood Cup, 1835

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