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A pair of Edwardian cast iron sculptures immortalising two great winners of the Waterloo Cup. 'Fullerton' was considered the best greyhound in history, and won the the Waterloo Cup four consecutive years from 1889–1892. He was owned by John Thomas North, a business magnate known as 'The Nitrate King'. 'Feerless Footsteps. won the Waterloo cup in 1900 and 1901.
 
Both flat back sculptures retain most of their original cold-painted surface, and have no damage.