Nichola Eddery

A new work of art commemorating Queen Elizabeth II's last winner at Royal Ascot will be unveiled on Monday, June 16. The painting is by Nichola Eddery, artist in residence at the National Horseracing Museum in Newmarket, and goes on display at the Osborne Studio Gallery in London on the eve of Royal Ascot 2025. Titled 'The Sport of Kings and Queens', the painting depicts jockey James Doyle in the royal silks that he wore to victory on Tactical in 2020, the late Queen's 24th and final winner at the...

Located on Motcomb Street in Belgravia, the Osborne Studio Gallery exhibition 'Silks, Horses and Hounds' by Nichola Eddery runs from Monday, June 16 through to Saturday, July 5. Admission to the gallery is free, with more information available at www.osg.uk.com. The daughter of former champion jockey Pat Eddery and descended from a long line of jockeys and trainers dating back three generations on both sides of her family, Eddery has spent the last year and a half as artist in residence at the National Horseracing Museum in the centre of...