The Epsom Summer Meeting. 1905.

For Sale are Two Pages removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, June 10th, 1905," showing the Following 15 Photographs from "The Epsom Summer Meeting." 1905.

                                          Record Racing by Cicero,
1- Lord Rosebery, who won his third Dewrby with Cicero.
2- Cicero and Jardy at the finish.- Cicero swerving to the right had carried Jardy out with him, and thus Signorino, although nearly level with the Frenchman, has escaped the camera.
3- Mr. W. Hall-Walker, the owner of the Oaks winner, Cherry Lass, a filly who made history in that event.
4- Lord Rosebery's Cicero, by Cyllene-Gas.- This portrait of Cicero, who beat the time record for the Derby last week, was taken by W. A. Rouch on Sunday last, at P. Peck's stables at Newmarket. (Half Page Photo)

            The Accident on Derby Day.- The Death of the young Jockey, Evans.
5- The boy Evans, who had given excellent promise as a rider.
6- The fall of Evans on Mr. S. Loates's Braw Lass filly in the Juvenile Plate. The fall also brought down the Childhood filly.

                              Record Racing by Pretty Polly and Cherry Lass. 
The Coronation Stakes.- Pretty Polly covers the Derby course in 5  44-5 sec.  under Cicero's time of the day before.
1- The parade of the field of three.
2- Major Eustace Loder with his head lad in the paddock.
3- The finish.- Pretty Polly runs away from Zinfandel and Caius.
4- Mr. E. Blanc's Caius, who led at a great pace for a mile and a quarter.
5- Major Eustace Loder's Pretty Polly after winning her seventeenth race in England.

The Oaks.- Cherry Lass wins in 1  3-5sec. Under Cicero's Derby  Time.
1- Mr. W. Hall-Walker leading in Cherry Lass.
2- Cherry Lass, by Isinglass-Black Cherry, after the race.
3- The finish.- Cherry Lass wins in a canter from Queen of the Earth.
4- W. Griggs, who was unseated when pulling up Koorhaan after the race and broke his collarbone.

Condition is Very Good.