Photograph in the magazine The Art of Driving of a carriage being driven through a park by two teams of horses while people watch in 1913. The caption beneath the image reads, 'Captain Quintin Dick's Team at a Meet of the Coaching Club.'

Photograph of the six year old brown Hunter gelding, "Guilsborough", owned by Mr. J. V. Rank, Chairman of the Miller's Mutual Association and winner of many prizes in the early 20th century.

Photograph of Miss Ella S. Ross's team of four black horses drawing a carriage with Miss Ross, a driver and two outriders riding on the outside in the early 20th century. The team of blacks were famous and were winners of numerous prizes.

Photograph from the 9 April, 1921 edition of 'The Field' showing the Prince of Wales riding his horse, "Pet Dog" over a jump at the Household Brigade Steeplechases at Hawthorn Hill where he won the Welsh Guards' Cup.

Photograph of the horse, "Willonyx" by "William the Third" and "Tribonyx" that won the Chester Cup, the Ascot Stakes, the Ascot Gold Cup, the Caesarwitch and Jockey Club Cup in 1911. The photograph is autographed in the lower lefthand corner, 'To His Old Friend James Lyle / From Charles E [?].'

Photograph of the horse, "Willonyx" by "William the Third" and "Tribonyx" that won the Chester Cup, the Ascot Stakes, the Ascot Gold Cup, the Caesarwitch and Jockey Club Cup in 1911. The photograph is autographed in the lower lefthand corner, 'To His Old Friend James Lyle / From Charles E [?].'