Albert Clark (Circle), Portrait Of ‘Flying Fox’

Albert Clark (Circle), Portrait Of ‘Flying Fox’This charming late 19th century English oil painting depicts the bay thoroughbred racehorse, Flying Fox (1896 1911), winner of the English Triple Crown. Stylistically, its comparable with works by Albert Clark (1821 1909). Flying Fox was a lively colt who raced for two years, bringing significant success under his trainer John Porter. At age two, he won three of his five races, while at age three, he was undefeated. In 1899, he became only the eighth

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