Auction items to the National Museum of Racing, PDJF, BCCA

National Museum of Racing press release

Saratoga Springs, NY-three Spectacular auction articles will end up for offering 14-20 August with the proceeds for the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, permanently disabled Jockeys’ Fund and Belmont Care Association. The items are a complete set of the signed travers Stakes Poster Series by artist Greg Montgomery from 1986 to 2025 in unique presentation package; The box seats of the museum on Saratoga Race Course for the Travers Stakes Day of this year; And Twice the heartA casting with a limited edition designed by artist Jocelyn Russell based on the monument completed in 2023 with the secretariat in retirement in Claiborne Farm in Paris, KY. To view and offer these items, click here: https://www.32auctions.com/midsummerfundraiser2025

Here is more information about every item:

Complete Travers Stakes Poster Collection by artist Greg Montgomery (1986 to 2025) in an adapted framecase

Since 1986, artist Greg Montgomery has recorded the prestige and Penterry of Saratoga’s Signature Travers Stakes. Its 2025 poster is the 40^one Edition in this coveted series of artworks associated with the Midsummer Derby. This item is absolutely unique. It is the only one that exists, made to celebrate the 40^one Birthday of the Travers Poster exhibition in June in the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame.

The 40 posters it contains are a signed and numbered set – 1/40 to 40/40. The store value of the 40 posters alone is larger than $ 7,500.

When making the framecase that houses and displays the posters, Montgomery wanted to hold a case safely and safely the entire set of 40 posters, as well as a frame to display drastically – and easy to change – displayed the poster. The result is a nice, low-profile box to look like a frame when it is hung.

Made from walnut with a smooth grain finish, the wood was ebonized, making a chemical reaction possible, making the wood black. Dark copper hardware was inlaid in the walnut frame, which was then finished with a Danish oil and a hard wax, Osmo. The Black Filter interior gives the stored prints a nice place to put and offers a bit of pressure to keep the stack of prints perfectly against the museum glass. This combination – display frame and safe storage box – the framecase – weighs less than 10 pounds and comes with heavy hanging hardware.

The framecase was built by John Haller, the founder of the Saratoga Jointery, a community editing store on Caroline St. in Saratoga Springs. Haller and Montgomery worked together on the unique design. The proceeds from this auction item will go to the Belmont Child Care Association, the permanently disabled Jockeys’ Fund and the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame.

2025 Travers Stakes Box on Saratoga Race Course

View the degree 1 Travers Stakes and numerous other Graded Events in the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame’s Box on the Saratoga Race Course on August 23. This package includes the use of the museum’s box for five people. The Museumbox is C52 and the package includes job access. Building on this item benefits the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame.

NB: This package does not include hospitality. Box participants are responsible for paying their tab on the day they use the box. Participant is invoiced if the bill is not paid day.

Twice the heartSecretariat Bronze by Jocelyn Russell

This is a casting with a limited edition designed by artist Jocelyn Russell on the basis of the monument completed in 2023 with the portrayal of Hall of Fame member and 1973 Triple Crown winner secretariat in retirement in Claiborne Farm in Paris, KY. The edition (no. 10 of 73) is approximately 15 centimeters high, 23 inches and five centimeters wide and five centimeters wide. The bronze on granite piece is cast in the lost washing method, has a hand -applied Patina and has been signed and numbered by the artist. Building on this item benefits the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame.

For more information about the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, visit, including upcoming events www.racingmuseum.org Or call (518) 584-0400.