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Attending the auction were, from left, Michael Ryan, Nicola Everard, artist David Baird, Hilary O’Connor, Pat Colligan and Michael Higgins
Irish Injured Jockeys and The Killusty Pony Show recently held an exclusive art auction and exhibition, which took place at Hotel Minella in Clonmel.
This highly anticipated event showcased an extraordinary collection of artworks from the equine world, providing an unparalleled opportunity for art enthusiasts and collectors to acquire exceptional pieces.
The event featured works meticulously curated to highlight the creativity of Tipperary artist David Baird.
All 137 paintings were very generously donated by David, with full proceeds going to the two beneficiaries.
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David said: "For the past five years, approximately 138 pieces have been tucked away at my home.
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"Recently, as I browsed through them, I was pleasantly surprised and the thought of my paintings helping others brings me immense joy, which is why all proceeds will be shared between the Killusty Pony Show and the Irish Injured Jockeys”.
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