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Paris. France: the crack Irish colt Ballymoss receives congratulations from jockey

Paris. France: the crack Irish colt Ballymoss receives congratulations from jockey


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Paris. France: the crack Irish colt Ballymoss receives congratulations from jockey

Paris. France: the crack Irish colt " Ballymoss" receives congratulations from jockey Scobie Breasley and trainer M.O?Brian, after it had won the Grand Prix De L?Arc De Triomphe at Longchamps here today. Ballymoss collects 45, 000, 000 francs for owner John McShain.
Second in this top French horse race, in which seventeen horses from Europe competed, was " Fric, " two lengths behind, with " Chereasco" third, two and a half lengths behind again, and " V.I.P." trailing another three lengths.
5 October 1958

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In this photo print, we are transported back to the vibrant streets of Paris, France in 1958. The image captures a moment of triumph as the legendary Irish colt, Ballymoss, basks in glory after winning the prestigious Grand Prix De L'Arc De Triomphe at Longchamps racecourse. Jockey Scobie Breasley and trainer M. O'Brian can be seen showering congratulations upon their victorious steed. The atmosphere is electric with excitement as Ballymoss's remarkable victory earns owner John McShain an impressive sum of 45 million francs. This crack Irish colt has proven his worth on the European racing stage by outperforming seventeen other talented horses from across the continent. As we delve deeper into the details of this thrilling race, "Fric" emerges as a worthy adversary finishing second, just two lengths behind Ballymoss. Trailing closely behind is "Chereasco" securing third place by a mere two and a half lengths. Lastly, "V. I. P" trails another three lengths but still showcases its tenacity till the very end. This photograph not only captures an iconic sporting moment but also immortalizes the dedication and skill displayed by both horse and rider on that memorable day in October 1958. It serves as a testament to the timeless allure of horse racing and reminds us of Paris's enduring status as one of Europe's premier destinations for equestrian excellence.

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