KENTUCKY DERBY FILLY GENUINE RISK TONY OSWALD SIGNED GREAT XMAS BUY FOR SELF OR OTHER FILLY KY. DERBY LOVERS Start Price USD 199.00 Current Price USD 199.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Monday, November 17, 2008 End Time Wednesday, December 17, 2008 Location DERBY CITY - LOUISVILLE KY See more about 'KENTUCKY DERBY FILLY GENUINE RISK TONY OSWALD SIGNED' Description FREE SHIPPING : U. S. ONLY BUY FOR SELF OR OTHERS merry christmas & holiday season greetings great gift item for self or others perfect for discriminating persons many who have everything might~treasure this ~~~~~~~old-one   THIS GAL WON THE 1980 DERBY & PLACED IN PREAKNESS & BELMONT . PRETTY GOOD RESULTS AGAINST THE BEST 3 YEAR OLD COLTS .  LARGE FRAMED COLOR PRINT OF 1980 DERBY WINNER                       GENUINE RISK    PICK UP FREE IN LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY  AREA .     USE BUY-NOW TO OWN TODAY 72 HOUR DELIVERY .   GENUINE RISK 1980 KENTUCKY DERBY WINNER . framed kentucky derby print     She was only the second filly ever to win the Kentucky Derby, after Regret 65 years earlier. Though she missing winning the Triple Crown in 1980, she finished second in both the Preakness and the Belmont. Her lifetime earnings were $646,587.Genuine Risk, who turned 30 IN 2007, still has thousands of fans in the United States and abroad. And she remains the grand dame of the mares at Bert and Diana Firestone's 400-acre Newstead Farm in Upperville, in the heart of Virginia horse country.The chestnut mare was the oldest living Kentucky Derby winner. She was the first Kentucky Derby winner bred to another Derby winner. Although bred several times to Secretariat, she had no offspring from their unions. A colt from their first encounter was delivered stillborn. Genuine Risk's sire was Exclusive Native. Her dam was named Virtuous.     TONY OSWALD (GENUINE RISK) - FRAMED 22 X 28 INCH PRINT -SIGNED BY TONY OSWALD - A NATIVE OF LOUISVILLE, MUCH OF TONY OSWALD'S EARLY LIFE WAS SPENT AROUND CHURCHILL DOWNS. HIS LANDSCAPES, HISTORICAL SITES, HORSES AND STILL LIFES IMMORTALIZED IN PEN AND INK, OILS AND WATER COLORS ARE TREASURES     I'VE INCLUDED SEVERAL PHOTOS .  USE BUY-NOW TO OWN A PIECE OF KENTUCKY DERBY & ART PRINT HISTORY FREE SHIPPING : SELLER PAYS 72 HR. DELIVERY , U.S. ONLY. OR PICK UP FREE IN LOUISVILLE AREA .  & RECIEVE $20.00 REBATE ~~   ~~ HIGH QUALITY FRAMED PRINT USE LOW BUY-NOW .~~~ THE QUALITY OF A ITEM OR PIECE OF FOLK ART DEPENDS ON THE ARTIST , MATERALS , AND STANDARDS SET OR UNIQUE MEASUREMENT APPLIED TO IT. A ITEM MIGHT BE GREAT BECAUSE OF USEFULLNESS , OR JUST DUE TO BEAUTY OR UNIVERSAL EYE APPEAL . DETERMINING OR FINDING QUALITY THEREFORE INVOLVES PERSONAL UNDERSTANDING OF USE & BEAUTY . A PERSON , OWNER OR CONSUMER ONLY CAN MAKE THIS JUDGEMENT , YOU'RE FRIEND , NEIGHBOR , OR RELATION LACKS YOUR OWN JUDGEMENT . ~~~~~ ~~~~~ WILL LAST MANY YEARS USED DAILY OR IN STAND AS A NICE ADDTION TO ANY HOUSEHOLD .                                  OLD-ONE COLLECTIBLES  CHECK HOT PHOTOS AT OLD-ONE COLLECTIBLES ~~~~~~ ~~~~   ~~~~ BUY WITH CONFIDENCE ~ WHAT YOU SEE DELIVERED PROMPTLY & GUARANTEED TO MATCH DETAILED DESCRIPTION ~~ ~~ CHECK FEEDBACKS~~~ CHECK PHOTOS AT OLD-ONE COLLECTIBLES ~~~~~~ Kentucky Walking Sticks ~~~~~~ Walking Sticks have been used for thousands of years. Kentucky men used walking sticks on the farm to help with herding the animals or while walking in the woods to help maintain balance while walking on trails and to fend off snakes or other such critters. Today a walking stick can be used for hiking on the wooded trail or on display as an example of traditional "folk art" Kentucky. ~~ WALK SOFTLY AND CARRY A BIG STICK! ~~ Choose your favorite type of walking stick from the following pages. It doesn't really matter whether you pick the straight sassafras stick, the tobacco stick or the curled stick, each one is unique!~~~~ CHECK OLD-ONE COLLECTIBLES @ EBAY FOR PERFECT STICK OR STAND SEE PHOTOS . THIS IS A GREAT FOLK ART STICK , THAT MAY BE USED WITH PRIDE.ALSO A GREAT ADDITION TO ANY COLLECTION RIVED TOBACCO STICKS Hand-rived from logs, they were hung to dry and cure tobacco in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Each one measured 24 to 60 inches. no longer made or used many thousands lay in barns throughout Kentucky -------- now being made in to frames ------ walking sticks ------- and sold simply as historic reminders or collectibles. . THIS IS A GREAT ART STICK , THAT MAY BE USED WITH PRIDE.ALSO A GREAT ADDITION TO ANY HALL COLLECTION WALKING STICKS AND CANES ARE A NATURAL DEFENSIVE WEAPON FOR MAN OR WOMAN & ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE ~~~ PROTECT YOURSELF FROM ANIMALS,BULLYS OR THUGS,MAINTAIN BALANCE , HEAL FOOT ANGLE OR KNEE SPRAINS . DISPLAY IN HOME WHEN NOT USING.~~~~ Check out my other items! Be sure to add me to your favorites list! OLD-ONE COLLECTIBLES   Place a Bid!