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Love the matching hair and outfits on the girls.

From the same horse show? www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/3681839693/

A New York Times report on the America vs. England polo match, held at Meadow Brook, near Hempstead, Long Island, on June 14, tells us that the Goadby Loew girls all wore white on that occasion also.

The girls are, left to right, Florence (1901), Evelyn (1903) and Barbara (1899). The youngest Winifred was born in 1909, so I assume would have been too young to attend.

Birstall46: Thanks for the further identifications of the daughters in the photograph. We will update the record with more information.

It's Marion HOLLINS as written on the plate. Could be the Marion Hollins (1892-1944) who was daughter of a New York banker, golfer and horsewoman, founder of the Women's National Golf Club: www.svchamber.org/svhistory/history/hollins.htm

Thanks for pointing out the correct spelling of her name. We'll fix it in our source data (which will enable people to find her more easily alongside other photographs of her in our online catalog - www.loc.gov/rr/print/catalog.html )) and then reload the data to Flickr.

reload away!

LOC -- the spelling of her name still is not corrected.

New York society bluebloods in attendance at the horse races at Belmont Park, on June 17, 1913. A story in the New York Times the next day reported the roster of winners: query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?_r=1&res=9406E...

Marion HOLLINS (1892-1944), horsewoman and golf champion: www.svchamber.org/svhistory/history/hollins.htm

Thanks for pointing out that the correct spelling of her name is "Hollins." We'll fix it in our source data (which will enable people to find her more easily alongside other photographs of her in our online catalog - www.loc.gov/rr/print/catalog.html ) and then reload the data to Flickr.

When will the data be reloaded?

LOC, I repeat my query of 14 months ago: When will the data be reloaded?

New York society bluebloods attending the horse races at Belmont Park, on June 17, 1913. A story in the next day's New York Times reported the roster of winners: query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?_r=1&res=9406E...