Racecards for the 1990 Grand National and 1991 Cheltenham Gold Cup both fully-signed by the competing jockeys, sold together with a 1989 Grand Nationa
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Racecards for the 1990 Grand National and 1991 Cheltenham Gold Cup both fully-signed by the competing jockeys, sold together with a 1989 Grand National racecard signed by the winning jockey Jimmy Frost; and an unsigned racecard for the 'void' 1993 Grand National; all four racecards with a signed letter of provenance from the vendor, a former Master Valet (8) There were two non-runners in the 1990 Grand National, therefore no signature appears against horse No.38. Jamie Osborne's intended mount Sacred Path was the other non-runner, and as a consequence he switched to Against The Grain at the expense of Mark Dwyer. However, Osborne's autographed where his name originally appeared on the racecard.