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2010Q-1408123843A&C Black Visual Arts 2010-05-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! A&C Black Visual Arts paperback
20537Couverture rigide. Bon/1862. in-8. Paris Dunod 1862 in-8 4 860pp demi-chagrin rouge dos à nerfs orné Rel. de l'ép. Nombreuses figures dans le texte dont celle du spectre solaire imprimée en couleur. Au chiffre A.L. en queue du dos unknown
18652929Port-de-France Nouméa: Imprimerie du Gouvernement 1865. Two separate sheets. Printed on silk. Framed with light blue silk ribbon frame papered on verso. Folded twice. Both prints are in fine condition. Two separate sheets. Printed on silk. Framed with light blue silk ribbon frame papered on verso. Silk sheet size: ca. 33 × 445 cm; frame: 2 cm. The programme and the results of the first horse races in New Caledonia took place on August 16 1865. Both placards are printed on silk.<p><br /> New Caledonia’s first horse race had four major attractions flat racing harness racing poney racing hurdling and a race for amateurs also took place as the present “programme-placard†— singed in print by the local notary Jean-Baptiste Bernard dit Camille Dezarnaulds the treasurer of the Horse Racing Committee — informs us. The event was under the high patronage of the Governor Charles Guillain. The additional “commemorative placard†with the results of the races lists the participant horses of each category their jockeys and the winners of each race and the owners of those horses; this print also introduces the members of the Horse Racing Committee.<p><br /> The first horse race in New Caledonia was organized by Joseph Adolphe Boutan and John Higginson and it took place at the Styx-cove at the Baie des Citrons on August 16 1865. O’Reilly 1953. Its most popular race with twelve participants the flat race was won by Coquet jockeyed by Mr. Casey a horse belonging to Madame Guillain the governor’s wife. The races are annually took place after a two-year intermission and ever since horse racing is one of the most popular spectator sports in New Caledonia. Peyrolle 2000<p><br /> Boutan 1828–1900 the French agricultural engineer arrived in New Caledonia in 1862 where he became the director of the agricultural school Ferme-école in Nouméa and of the “ferme modèle†in Yawé near Saint-Louis. Probably he was the first to bring racehorses to New Caledonia and the initiator of horse racing on the island. Boutan served as the first president of the Horse Racing Committee and also participated as a jockey of the first races in flat race and hurdling.<br /> Higginson 1839–1904 was an Irish-French businessman one of the most important pioneering entrepreneurs of New Caledonia and the founder of the mining and metallurgical company Société Le Nickel. He was also a founding member of the Horse Racing Committee and participant jockey of the first races in flat race and poney race. <p><br /> Extremely scarce equestrian memorabilia we couldn’t trace any other copies on the market or in institutional holdings of the placards which are also some very early examples of printing in New Caledonia where the press was introduced only a few years earlier in 1862. Coquilhat 1987<p><br /> Literature: Coquilhat G. 1987. La presse en nouvelle-calédonie au xixème siècle. Société d'études historiques de la Nouvelle-Calédonie.; O’Reilly P. 1953 Chronologie de la Nouvelle-Calédonie. De la découverte de l'le au cinquantenaire de la prise de possession 1774–1903. In: Journal de la Société des océanistes vol. 9. Paris: Société des océanistes. pp. 25–53; Peyrolle L. 2000 Sport et jeux d’argent : Hippisme. In: De sport en scores. L'épopée du sport en Nouvelle-Calédonie. Musée de la Ville de Nouméa Exposition Septembre 2000. Noumeá: Musée de la Ville de Nouméa. pp. 12–19. Imprimerie du Gouvernement unknown
