The late Marshall Hawkins is the undisputed dean of American equine sporting photography. His images provide an artful historical record of the personalities, the horses, and the sporting terrain of the latter half of the twentieth century. His output was prodigious, his compositions flawless, and his landscapes often moody and dramatic. The accompanying text by James L. Young, MFH is literate, stylish, and instructive, providing a perfect counterpoint to the photographer's art.