The text describes Jessie Ennis (nee Hole), born in Batterssea in 1908 and first rode a motorbike in 1911. She became a founder member of the London Ladies Motorcycle Club in 1928 and performed stunt acts on motorcycles under the name of "The Dare Partners" in the 1930s. She married Bill Ennis just before the outbreak of war in 1939, and drove ambulances in South London. The trophies and awards in this display represent the many motorcycle races that Jessie entered often with considerable success. Some of the awards are for achievements in later life including the best female performance at the Festival of Bikes at Brands Hatch in 1991 and 1996, and the Brooks Trophy Award for her major contribution to the world of the historic motorcycle and its preservation. Jessie last took part in a motorbike race in 2000 at the age of 92.