Presenting a piece of horse racing history, this silver two-handled rose bowl commemorates Alphadamus' victory at The Spillers Stewards Cup at Goodwood in 1973. Crafted in London in 1958 by renowned silversmith Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, this elegant bowl features a lappet design on a short pedestal foot, showcased beautifully on an ebonised plinth.
Alphadamus, a legendary racehorse, secured the Stewards Cup in 1973, marking a significant milestone in the esteemed career of trainer Sir Michael Stoute. This victory represented a pivotal moment, as it was Stoute's inaugural major success in the racing world.
Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of sporting history with this exceptional silver rose bowl, available at Duggleby Auctioneers.