Royal Ascot, 1904.

For Sale are 2 Pages, removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, June 25th, 1904," showing the the Following Photographs (on each of the four sides) for the Royal Ascot meeting 1904.

                               Royal Ascot.- Opening Day, Tuesday. 
   1- Mr. S. B. Joel, winner of the Gold Vase, with Bachelor's Button. (Portrait)
   2- Mr. Godfrey Miller, winner of the Ascot Stakes, with Merry Andrew. (Portrait)
   3- J. Jarvis, who won the first race of the meeting on the Duke of Westminster's Grey Plume. (Portrait)
   4- "The King's Gold Vase, the gift of his Majesty, Ascot, 1904."
   5- The finish for the Prince of Wales's Stakes during a shower.- Rydal Head (M. Cannon up) beats Admiral Breeze, Chatsworth, &c.
   6- The Royal Procession setting out from Windsor Castle for the course.
   7- The arrival of the King and Queen.- The Royal procession passing the stands.


                                    Royal Ascot.-  Wednesday.
   1- Lord Rothschild and Sir Edgar Vincent in the paddock.
   2- All the world in the Ascot paddock.
   3- Heyhoe (on left), Lord Rothschild, &c.
   4- Pretty Polly coming back after running away with the Coronation Stakes.
   5- Mr. Keswick's Csardas, by Ladas-Polka, winner of the Royal Hunt Cup.
   6- Csardas (G. McCall up) returning to scale after the Hunt Cup race.
   7- The Royal Hunt Cup.
   8- The finish for the Hunt Cup, showing the whole field of twenty-eight horses, Csardus winning.


                                 Royal Ascot : Thursday.- A Brilliant Day.
             The Gold Cup.- Throwaway Beats Zinfandeland Sceptre. (Half Page)
    1- The finish.- Zinfandel and Sceptre fail to catch Throwaway, Maximum II. last.
    2- The first time round.- Throwing leading from his three competitors.
    3- The Ascot Gold Cup.
    4- Mr. F. Alexander's Throwaway, by Rightaway-Theale.
    5- Mr. F. Alexander leading in his Throwaway (Lane up), which started at 20 to 1 against.

    1- Llangibby easily wins the New Stakes.
    2- Cossack is first home for the All-Aged Stakes, being then disqualified by the Ascot Stewards, but subsequently reinstated by the Jockey Club Stewards.
    3- Mr. L. Neumann's two-year-old colt, Llangibby, by Wild Flower-Concussion, winner of the New Stakes.
    4- The stands shortly before the principal race.


                     Ascot of Friday.- The Last Day of a Brilliant Meeting.
     1- By the paddock stalls.- Watching the favourite's toilet.
     2- The Hardwicke Stakes.- W. Lane, the most successful jockey of the meeting, on Santry, who beat Sceptre, but finished behind Rock Sand.
     3- Pulling up by the Paddock.
     4- Mr. J. Sloncombe's Out o' Sight wins the Wokingham Handicap sprint from a big field.
     5- Zinfandel atones for Thursday's defeat by winning the Alexandra Plate.

Condition is Very Good.