A fall saved - by consummate horsemanship - The pace that kills - (60 minutes up wind). "Hold up horse" - now we shan't be long. Have at him - my beauties.

A fall saved - by consummate horsemanship - The pace that kills - (60 minutes up wind).

"Hold up horse" - now we shan't be long. Have at him - my beauties.
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Bibliographic Details
Main Creator: Smyth, James, 1839-1916.
Summary:Woman (probably Lady Smyth) on horseback, leaping over bank of earth with hounds in tow. Fox in front of her, wounded and exhausted. Antother huntsman follows in the distance.
Format: Prints & Drawings
Language:English
Published / Created: May 1899.
Subjects:
Smyth, Lucy, > Lady, > 1861-1950.
Meath Hunt
Westmeath Hunt
Fox hunting > Ireland > Meath > 1890-1900.
Fox hunting > Ireland > Westmeath > 1890-1900.
Horseback riding > Ireland > Meath > 1890-1900.
Horseback riding > Ireland > Westmeath > 1890-1900.
Horses > Ireland > Meath > 1890-1900.
Horses > Ireland > Westmeath > 1890-1900.
Hunting dogs > Ireland > Meath > 1890-1900.
Hunting dogs > Ireland > Westmeath > 1890-1900.
Jumping (Horsemanship) > Ireland > Meath > 1890-1900.
Jumping (Horsemanship) > Ireland > Westmeath > 1890-1900.
Women > Clothing & dress > Ireland > Meath > 1890-1900.
Women > Clothing & dress > Ireland > Westmeath > 1890-1900.
Watercolours > Irish > 1890-1900.
Notes:Title inscribed in ink l.c. on sheet.

Physical description: 1 drawing : watercolour ; image 50.5 x 36.4 cm., on sheet 60.7 x 44 cm..

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Credits:Attributed to Colonel James Smyth, (1839-1916), of Gaybrook House, County Westmeath, Ireland.

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