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English: Painting of early Thoroughbred sire the Alcock Arabian. c1720. Painter unknown but dead for 200+ years.
George Stubbs, The Duke of Ancaster’s Grey Turkish Horse with a Turkish Groom at Creswell Crags, c.1763-1764. Canvas, 101 x 126.8 cm,The Trustees of the Grimsthorpe & Drummond Castle Trust Limited.
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Source The Vault Horseracing [1]
Author Unknown, but dead for 200+ years

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