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Russian Rythm by Stephen Smith.


Russian Rythm by Stephen Smith.

Winning yet another G1, the Lockinge Stakes at Newbury in what was to be her last race.
Item Code : SFA0028Russian Rythm by Stephen Smith. - This Edition
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PRINT Signed limited edition of 195 prints.

Image size 21 inches x 16 inches (53cm x 41cm) Fallon, Kieren
+ Artist : Stephen Smith

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Artist Details : Stephen Smith
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Stephen Smith

His definitive and deliberate style is very popular with clients wanting a portrait or action oil painting of a particular horse. Not only is Stephen's style sought after in the UK and Ireland but commissions have arrived from U.S.A. and Japan. He has three originals hanging in the reception at Coolmore (IRE) and other clients include Mick Kinane (2), Derek Thompson (2), Kieren Fallon, Jamie Spencer, Richard Hills, Timmy Hyde and Aidan O'Brien.

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