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A dark horse with a white patch on its forehead stands in profile in a grassy field next to a wooden fence.

Isinglass c.1895

Isinglass Cottage & Stable

History of Isinglass Cottage and Stable

Listed Building

Grooms cottage with stable to rear. Built in 1895 for H. McCalmont. … Limestone plaque commemorating Isinglass‘ achievements in racing from 1892-95. The stable was specially built for the race horse.

Gate piers and wall, late C17.

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