This is one of a series of eighteen lithographs created in Paris in about 1910 by a French artist who signs himself "Laviny". Their subject matter is of beautiful women dressed in fantastical and extraordinary costumes which represent various aspects of Paris. Whilst the outfits are ultra-fashionable in silhouette, they are very exaggerated and were probably not intended to be made up in real-life, but were made to amuse and for decorative purposes. The lithographs were printed by Fattorini et Crespin of Paris.

This print embodies the Longchamp Racecourse, a horse-racing facility located on the Route des Tribunes in the Bois de Boulogne. The subject represents a jockey, but is not literally dressed in a jockey's outfit. Instead, she wears a dress and jockey cap made of yellow and red silks trimmed with silver horseshoes and leather straps and hanging stirrups to suggest the horse's harness. She wears riding boots with spurs, riding gloves and carries a riding crop.