Step into the thrilling world of Victorian horse racing with James Glass Bertram's "A Mirror of the Turf." This meticulously prepared print edition offers a fascinating glimpse into the "sport of kings" in Great Britain. Bertram masterfully reveals the intricate machinery behind the turf, exploring all facets of horse racing as it existed in its golden age.
From the stables to the stands, delve into the equestrian world and witness the drama, the gambling, and the sheer spectacle that captivated a nation. Discover the history of this beloved pastime, examining its rules, its personalities, and its enduring appeal. "A Mirror of the Turf" provides a rich and detailed portrait of a sport steeped in tradition and excitement, remaining a captivating read for anyone interested in the history of horse racing.
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