"The Wave" 1910 Bronze Sculpture by Charles Cary Rumsey Horse Racing you wake up quite early—about

you wake up quite early—about nine o’clock

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"The Wave" 1910 Bronze Sculpture by Charles Cary Rumsey Horse Racing you wake up quite early—aboutCharles Cary Rumsey (1879 1922) The Wave c. 1910 Bronze cast by Roman Bronze Works, N. Y. 39 x 31 x 25 inches Collection of the estate of Mrs. Charles Cary (1922 2000) Charles Cary Rumseys clear understanding of equine anatomy is attributed, in part, to his being a rider himself. In 1917 he served as Captain of the Cavalry and in the following year he led troops in France. He also became an important polo player, riding with Averell Harriman, Thomas