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  1. Gypsy, a bay horse in a stable — John Frederick Herring Senior

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  1. 'Molly Long Legs' with Her Jockey — George Stubbs, 1762
  2. Three horses at a water trough — John Frederick Herring Senior
  3. Vespa, a brown filly, held by her owner, Sir Mark Wood, Bt — John Frederick Herring Senior
  4. Huntsman And Horse — henry bernard chalon
  5. lord chesterfields industry with william scott up at epsom — john frederick herring junior
  6. Merry Monarch, a bay mare, in a stable — John Frederick Herring Senior
  7. Camel, a dark bay racehorse in a landscape — John Frederick Herring Senior

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  1. Horses at the Manger — john frederick herring ii
  2. a dark bay racehorse with patrick connolly up — john frederick herring junior
  3. lord chesterfields industry with william scott up at epsom — john frederick herring junior
  4. A Racehorse with Jockey Up, on a Racecourse — john dalby, 1850
  5. lord chesterfields industry with william scott up at epsom — John Frederick Herring Senior
  6. A Dark Bay Horse in a Landscape — Sir Alfred James Munnings
  7. Huntsman And Horse — henry bernard chalon
  8. Margrave with J. Robinson — John Frederick Herring Senior
  9. Vespa, a brown filly, held by her owner, Sir Mark Wood, Bt — John Frederick Herring Senior
  10. Little Wonder, winner of the Derby, 1840, in a stable — John Frederick Herring Senior
  11. Bessy Bedlam, a brown racehorse with Tommy Lye up, in a landscape — John Frederick Herring Senior
  12. A bay racehorse with jockey up — John Frederick Herring Senior
  13. Camel, a dark bay racehorse in a landscape — John Frederick Herring Senior
  14. Study Of A Bay Horse — Sir Alfred James Munnings

other

  1. 'Merry Gal' — adrian jones, 1900
  2. Lucetta, a bay racehorse in a stable — John Frederick Herring Senior
  3. Cotherstone, a bay racehorse in a stable — John Frederick Herring Senior
  4. A Bay Horse — Sir Alfred James Munnings
  5. 'Let Fly' — james lynwood palmer, 1913
  6. 'Hungerford Mare' — john duval