Stainless Steel horse and jockey. Hamilton Park memorial scultpure.
Stianless Steel Horse and Jockey Sculpture, memorial to Sir Ian Good at Hamilton Race park
Racing Horse and Jockey stainless steel sculpture
Race Horse and Jockey sculpture with Famous grouse running up front. A tribute to Sir Ian Good at the hamitlon Race Park
stainless steel Scultprue of the lucky horseshoe for the Hamilton Race Park.
The hamiton Race Park stianless steel sculpture of Race horse and Jockey

Race Horse and Jockey

Hamilton Park commissioned “A Dynamic Force” to anchor their 100-year centenary celebrations (1926–2026). This striking racehorse and jockey sculpture does more than decorate the grounds; it stands as a powerful, permanent tribute to the enduring legacy of Sir Ian Good.

Michael meticulously hand-crafted “A Dynamic Force” from hundreds of individual stainless steel fragments. Every weld and contour reflects the raw strength and stamina required in the world of elite horse racing.

By choosing marine-grade stainless steel, Michael ensures the sculpture will never rust or degrade—a fitting symbol for the permanence of Hamilton Park’s 100-year history.

This is not a static monument. The polished steel surfaces catch and throw the shifting Scottish light, mirroring the vibrant greens of the racecourse. As the sun moves, the sculpture evolves, appearing to pulse with life throughout the day.

To capture the ‘Dynamic Force’ of a racehorse, one must understand the harmony between the animal’s raw power and the jockey’s calculated control. This sculpture is the physical manifestation of that bond.” — Michael Turner

HAMILTON PARK TO MARK THEIR 100-YEAR CENTENARY WITH A MEMORIAL SCULPTURE IN HONOUR OF SIR IAN GOOD

£75,000.00

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Horse sculpture

Description

Hamilton Park commissioned “A Dynamic Force” to anchor their 100-year centenary celebrations (1926–2026). This striking racehorse and jockey sculpture does more than decorate the grounds; it stands as a powerful, permanent tribute to the enduring legacy of Sir Ian Good.

Michael meticulously hand-crafted “A Dynamic Force” from hundreds of individual stainless steel fragments. Every weld and contour reflects the raw strength and stamina required in the world of elite horse racing.

By choosing marine-grade stainless steel, Michael ensures the sculpture will never rust or degrade—a fitting symbol for the permanence of Hamilton Park’s 100-year history.

This is not a static monument. The polished steel surfaces catch and throw the shifting Scottish light, mirroring the vibrant greens of the racecourse. As the sun moves, the sculpture evolves, appearing to pulse with life throughout the day.

To capture the ‘Dynamic Force’ of a racehorse, one must understand the harmony between the animal’s raw power and the jockey’s calculated control. This sculpture is the physical manifestation of that bond.” — Michael Turner

HAMILTON PARK TO MARK THEIR 100-YEAR CENTENARY WITH A MEMORIAL SCULPTURE IN HONOUR OF SIR IAN GOOD

Dimensions

L – 325cm
H – 235cm
W – 120cm

Weight 500kg

Please get in touch if you would like to talk to Michael reagrding a simlar scultpure. This particular sculture took up to 6 months to create.

Photography by Carrie Bugg

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