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A Khaki Lincoln - the Jockey Club justified to carry on

A Khaki Lincoln - the Jockey Club justified to carry on


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A Khaki Lincoln - the Jockey Club justified to carry on

Army officers in the paddock at Lincoln, watching the parade before the big race in March 1915. The salient feature of the racing at Lincoln last week was the prevalence of khaki both in the enclosures and outside them, a proof that in deciding not to put a stop to racing the Jockey Club were right...If there were some shirkers among the crowd, their number was almost neglible. Date: March 1915

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Jockey Khaki Lincoln Paddock Parade Races Spectators Watching


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Amidst the backdrop of the First World War, the spirit of horse racing continued to thrive at Lincoln Racecourse in March 1915. The salient feature of the racing week was the prevalence of khaki both in the enclosures and outside them, a testament to the Jockey Club's decision not to halt racing activities. The military presence was a sight to behold, with officers and soldiers taking a break from the front lines to enjoy the thrill of the races. The parade before the big race saw a sea of khaki uniforms, with the number of shirkers almost negligible. The Jockey Club's justification to carry on with racing during these trying times was met with approval from the soldiers and civilians alike. The sight of soldiers in the paddock, their faces etched with excitement and anticipation, added an unique charm to the historic event. This photograph captures a moment in time, where the love for horse racing and the spirit of camaraderie transcended the harsh realities of war. The soldiers, dressed in their khaki uniforms, stood proudly in the paddock, their presence a reminder of the sacrifices being made on the battlefields. The scene at Lincoln Racecourse in March 1915 was a testament to the resilience and determination of the human spirit, even in the face of adversity.

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