Description:(This description is AI generated and may contain inaccuracies.)
This collectible card features an illustration of a jockey in a red jacket riding a brown horse mid-jump, capturing the dynamic motion of equestrian sport. The text at the top reads "The One Hundred & Eleventh," indicating the 111th edition of the event. Below the image, "NATIONAL HORSE SHOW" is prominently displayed.
The card commemorates the 111th National Horse Show held at Meadowlands Arena from November 2nd through November 6th, 1994. It highlights that the event was held as a benefit "FOR THE BENEFIT OF" the American Red Cross, whose logo—a red cross on a white background—appears clearly on the card. Additional event contact information is provided with two phone numbers listed for tickets and general inquiries.
In the lower right corner of the card is a small circular emblem featuring a stylized horse and rider silhouette, reinforcing the horse show theme. The card was produced by The Paris Group and is marked as a specimen. This card is a collectible item related to the 1994 National Horse Show, emphasizing its charitable aspect and showcasing the excitement of horse jumping competition.
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