Waterloo Cup Final 2005

Limited Edition Fine Art Print: This Archival Pigment Print is produced by Murray Imaging Studios, Naas, Co. Kildare, Ireland. The printing process uses the latest inkjet print technology employing Epson Ultrachrome HDR archival quality pigment inks on museum quality German Etching 310gsm digital fine art paper manufactured by the Hahnemühle FineArt company, makers of the highest quality art papers for over 400 years. Each print is signed and numbered by the Artist and is supplied along with a Certificate of Authenticity also signed by the Artist and Tony Murray, CEO, Murray Imaging Studios.

Edition limited to: 250 prints

Year: 2013

Print Dimensions: 20.5in.(H) x 28in.(W)   (incl. border)

Image Dimensions: 16in.(H) x 24in.(W)

Price: €149 [Not Framed]

Description: Unusually, two black greyhounds contested the final of the 158th running of the Waterloo Cup. The painting shows the deciding course run on the Withins, Gt. Altcar on 16 February 2005 viewed from the ‘Popular Bank’ side. Shashi, in the White collar, led by a length and beat Hardy Admiral in the Red collar to win the Cup. The meeting was slipped by Arron Atmore; Bob Burdon was the Judge. Sadly, as the Hunting Act 2004 came into force two days later, this course marked the end of the great 170-year-old Waterloo Cup tradition.