Three winning jockey’s trophies presented to Pat Eddery for victories in Italy, i) on Baudelaire in the 1976 Premio Tevere at Capannelle, Rome, in th

Three winning jockey’s trophies presented to Pat Eddery for victories in Italy, i) on Baudelaire in the 1976 Premio Tevere at Capannelle, Rome, in the form of a continental silver plated salver, inscribed with the race details, diameter 23cm., scratches, some wear to plating and a ding to border; ii) on Beldale Concorde in the 1983 Premio Nearco at Capannelle, Rome, in the form of a white metal & enamel plaque, inscribed with race details, 12 by 18cm., in blue cloth covered case, 23 by 27cm.; iii) on King Of Clubs in the 1985 Premio Emilio Turati at San Siro, Milan, in the form of a boxed continental silver-plated plate, inscribed with race details, diameter 18cm., minor surface scratches At the time the Premio Tevere was a Group 2 two-year-old race, which has been subsequently downgraded to a Group 3 and renamed the Premio Guido e Allesandro Berardelli and is run in October over 9f. The Premio Nearco winner Beldale Concorde was an American-bred bay colt (1980) by Super Concorde. King of Clubs was a chestnut colt (1981) by Mill Reef out of Queen Pot (Buckpasser). He won 9 races from 14 starts. The Premio Emilio Turati was later renamed the Premio Carlo Vittadini, with a connection to Eddery of course being the owner of Grundy. It is a G3 contest ran over a mile. Pat Eddery won it two years in succession, with victory on Efisio in 1986.