A rare glimpse into the turn-of-the-century world of thoroughbred horse breeding and racing, this catalog documents the "Great Dispersal Sale Of The Entire World-renowned Rancho Del Paso Thoroughbred Stud," which began on Monday, December 4, 1905. Offered by Fasig-Tipton Co., the catalog details the horses offered for sale, providing invaluable information for historians, breeders, and anyone interested in the equestrian history of California and the United States.
This historic document offers insights into the breeding practices, bloodlines, and economic aspects of the thoroughbred industry at the time, making it a valuable resource for researchers and collectors alike. Explore the legacy of Rancho Del Paso and its impact on the world of horse racing through this meticulously preserved sale catalog.
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