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Display 21-May-2008 - Order a copy of this image
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DATE: | 05-21-1941 |
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DESCRIPTION: | On May 21, 1941, an unidentified rider at the Woodbrook Hunt Club tested the jumping skills of a "Tennessee Walking Horse" by having it jump a human barrier. The unidentified human "cross bar" apparently survived the risky stunt. Mrs. Thomas Overland of Seattle brought the horse to Lakewood so that the club members could get a chance to see and ride the distinctive breed. |
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IMAGETYPE: | Black & White |
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SUBJECTS: | Woodbrook Hunt Club (Lakewood); Horses; Jumping (Horsemanship); |
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COLLECTION: | Richards Studio Collection |
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