gambling, racing, horse racing, summer, clonmel Horse races, betting, Odds, runners and riders, watching, monitors, studying, experts, Odds on, favourite, day at the races, At the races, men, Tipperary, County Tipperary, pre Race, tension, your dinners in the dog ",
Description
A group of men at the Races, studying the Form on TV Monitors under a canopy at Clonmel Races, in County Tipperary Ireland.
Suffragette, Epsom Derby, death, 1913, demonstration, cause, votes for women, votes, incident, King George V, George V, royalty, horse racing, racing, Tattenham Corner, crowds, Emily Davison, Anmer, H Jones, politics, history, suicide, social history, political history, IPSV5327, IPSV6528, IPSV5449, IPSV6579,
Description
Suffragette Emily Davison killed herself by running under the hooves of the King's horse, Anmer, at the Epsom Derby of 1913. The incident is seen here in an enlargement of a photo supplied to the book 'The Pageant of the Century', published in 1933, by S&G. The photographer is not credited. There is no information available about who S&G were, but Clarke & Hyde, who supplied other photos for the book, were a press agency at the time. No further information is available about them. This picture is much enlarged from the full, wider, shot which appeared two years later in 'The Story of Twenty-five Years', published to mark the silver jubilee of King George V. We have also submitted that version.
Suffragette, Epsom Derby, death, 1913, demonstration, cause, votes for women, votes, incident, King George V, George V, royalty, horse racing, racing, Tattenham Corner, crowds, Emily Davison, Anmer, H Jones, politics, history, suicide, social history, political history, IPSV5327, IPSV6528, IPSV5449, IPSV6579,
Description
Suffragette Emily Davison killed herself by running under the hooves of the King's horse, Anmer, at the Epsom Derby of 1913. The incident is seen here in a photo supplied by S&G to the book 'The Story of Twenty-five Years', published in 1935 to mark the silver jubilee of King George V.'The photographer is not credited. There is no information available about who S&G were, but Clarke & Hyde, who supplied other photos for the book, were a press agency at the time. No further information is available about them. A much enlarged version of part of this picture appeared two years earlier in 'The Pageant of the Century' We have also submitted that version.
Suffragette, Epsom Derby, death, 1913, demonstration, cause, votes for women, votes, incident, King George V, George V, royalty, horse racing, racing, Tattenham Corner, crowds, Emily Davison, Anmer, H Jones, politics, history, suicide, social history, political history, IPSV5327, IPSV6528, IPSV5449, IPSV6579,
Description
Suffragette Emily Davison killed herself by running under the hooves of the King's horse, Anmer, at the Epsom Derby of 1913. Emily died in hospital four days later and both jockey and horse were injured. The incident is seen here in a photo originally published in the Daily Sketch and supplied in 1935 to a booklet published by the department store Palmers, of Broadway, Hammersmith, to mark the silver jubilee of King George V. The photographer is not named.
