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The Mare and Foal by Ellie Barden
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The Mare and Foal by Ellie Barden
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IainRobinson
May 2, 2026
Road cycling
The Mare and Foal (Durdar Roundabout) by Ellie Barden.
Situated on the doorstep of Carlisle Racecourse, this piece celebrates the city’s rich equestrian history. Carlisle is proudly home to the historic Carlisle Bell, who first contested in 1599 and is officially recognised as the world's oldest sporting trophy. The sculpture serves not only as a nod to this incredible local legacy but also acts as a welcoming gateway to the future St Cuthbert’s Garden Village, symbolising growth, regeneration, and new beginnings.
Situated on the doorstep of Carlisle Racecourse, this piece celebrates the city’s rich equestrian history. Carlisle is proudly home to the historic Carlisle Bell, who first contested in 1599 and is officially recognised as the world's oldest sporting trophy. The sculpture serves not only as a nod to this incredible local legacy but also acts as a welcoming gateway to the future St Cuthbert’s Garden Village, symbolising growth, regeneration, and new beginnings.
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