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Clare Haggas’s Making Amends stolen at Cheltenham Festival

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Clare Haggas’s Making Amends stolen at Cheltenham Festival
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The original large-format work, depicting two hares nose to nose, was taken from the Cheltenham horse racing festival on 13 March 2026. The appeal cited Gloucestershire Constabulary case 53260014221. Image: the artist with the work in progress, via Punchline Gloucester.

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