"Good Old Bon Master Gets Over The 3rd Fence At The Maryland Hunt Club" 1931 Gouache by Paul Brown Private Clubs Cocktail Fork Sz: 10 1/8"L Theatre

Name: "Good Old Bon Master Gets Over The 3rd Fence At The Maryland Hunt Club" 1931 Gouache by Paul Brown Private Clubs Cocktail Fork Sz: 10 1/8"L Theatre
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"Good Old Bon Master Gets Over The 3rd Fence At The Maryland Hunt Club" 1931 Gouache by Paul Brown Private Clubs Cocktail Fork Sz: 10 1 8"L Theatre Cocktail Fork Sz: 10 1 8"L featuring color photo settings of preppy students on campus It is considered one of the most difficult steeplechase races in the world Race Horse "Bon Master" was the Maryland Hunt Club Steeplechase Winner for the years 1927 & 1928

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