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A perfect 10? Well, no, not perfect, but trainer Roger Attfield is happy as Julie Hill, appropriately dressed in the Kinghaven Farms silks, affixes Iz(...)
A perfect 10? Well, no, not perfect, but trainer Roger Attfield is happy as Julie Hill, appropriately dressed in the Kinghaven Farms silks, affixes Iz(...)

A perfect 10? Well, no, not perfect, but trainer Roger Attfield is happy as Julie Hill, appropriately dressed in the Kinghaven Farms silks, affixes Iz(...)

Date8/17/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: A perfect 10? Well, no, not perfect, but trainer Roger Attfield is happy as Julie Hill, appropriately dressed in the Kinghaven Farms silks, affixes Izvestia's name to the No. 10 post position for tomorrow's Breeders' Stakes at Woodbine. He could have got the rail.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0029976F
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Roger Attfield, Speeding ticket
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Dancer set to clean up plate. Windfields Farms' Northern Dancer ambles about shedrow under the watchful eyes of trainer Horatio Luro (right) during pr(...)
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Welcome Home. Armbro Flight is happy, and so is co-owner Elgin Armstrong of Brampton, as famed and wealthy mare returned to Brampton's ABC Farms. Inju(...)
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Regal Discovery Jockey - Todd Kabel and Roger Attfield
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Won in a million: Trainer Roger Attfuekd and jockey Craig Perret show off Molson Export Million winner Peteski yesterday at Woodbine
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