Eclipse & OKelly

Eclipse & OKelly meticulously chronicles the life and times of Eclipse, the celebrated English thoroughbred who raced from 1764 to 1789. Sir Theodore Andrea Cook delves into the horse's lineage, his breeder the Duke of Cumberland, and subsequent owners William Wildman, Dennis OKelly, and Andrew OKelly.

This historical account offers insight into 18th-century English society and the world of horse racing, capturing the excitement and prestige surrounding Eclipse's career. It is a must-read for enthusiasts of equestrian history, sports, and British heritage.

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