"Our Hunt Ball." 1904.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, January 23rd, 1904," showing the Following 7 illustrations drawn by Ralph Cleaver, for "Our Hunt Ball."

    a- The Father and Mother of the Hunt- for you and I are past our hunting days (Romeo and Juliet).
    b- The Stout Member.- "As i may divine it is a business of some heat" (Othello).
    c- The boisterous Member- "Hark away my boy- Thats the cordial for low spirits."
    d- The active Members- "Our grace is only in our Heels."  (Henry V)
    e- The young Curate doesnt mind attending the Ball but "would really rather not Dance, Thanks"
    f- The Awkward Member finds Bang Tails very much in the way.
    g- The Horsey Members "Nice little Filly that you were Trotting round"
         "Rather my Boy, a Grand goer- Fine Shoulder and plenty of Heart room - Steer her with a Thread and goes like the Wind."

         --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Reverse side shows the Following 8 Photographs from "The Hurst Park Club January Steeplechases."
      a- The overnight Selling Steeplechase.- At the Third Fence.
      b- The New Year Handicap Hurdle Race, won by Cossack Post. Taking the Preliminary.
      c- The Surbiton Handicap Steeplechase, won by Bryan Boru. Going to the post after the Preliminary.
      d- Mr. Joseph Davis examining his card in the presence of Captain Fludyer and Mr. Knowles.
      e- The New Yaer Handicap Hurdle Race.- The second Flight.
      f- The Overnight Selling Steeplechase,- Adansi and The Chief (winner), taking the last fence but one.
      g- Mr. Geo Hodgman (in centre of picture), a winner in his time of many big handicaps.
      h- The New Year Handicap Hurdle Race.- The Penultimate Flight.

Condition is Very Good, with a Light Crease across the top Left Corner of the Page