Skip to main content
Digital Archive Ontario Homepage
Kennedy road is a proud popoa. Carrying credentials of winner is foal which arrived Friday morning at Angus Glen Farm of Art Stollery. Colt, with his (...)
Kennedy road is a proud popoa. Carrying credentials of winner is foal which arrived Friday morning at Angus Glen Farm of Art Stollery. Colt, with his (...)

Kennedy road is a proud popoa. Carrying credentials of winner is foal which arrived Friday morning at Angus Glen Farm of Art Stollery. Colt, with his (...)

Date1/26/1975
Names
(photographer)
Format
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: Kennedy road is a proud popoa. Carrying credentials of winner is foal which arrived Friday morning at Angus Glen Farm of Art Stollery. Colt; with his mother; Menedict; who won 1963 Canadian Oaks; is first offspring of Stollery's Kennedy Road; 1971 Queen's Plate winner and 1973 Canadian horse of the year; now standing at stud in Kentucky.
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0095665F
Prized queen's plate is proudly displayed by Art Stollery, breeder of winner Kennedy Road which is owned by his wife, and Sandy Hawley, who rode colt (...)
Prized queen's plate is proudly displayed by Art Stollery, breeder of winner Kennedy Road which is owned by his wife, and Sandy Hawley, who rode colt (...)
6/19/1971
Leggy foal. Windfields Farms general manager Bernard McCormick is flanked by Northern Sea and her 2-day-old foal Bay Filly. the Oshawa racehorse farm (...)
Leggy foal. Windfields Farms general manager Bernard McCormick is flanked by Northern Sea and her 2-day-old foal Bay Filly. the Oshawa racehorse farm (...)
3/6/1987
Proud mare Real Good Test frolics with her foal, born a month early Thursday and believed the first thoroughbred in Ontario this year. The mare is mak(...)
Proud mare Real Good Test frolics with her foal, born a month early Thursday and believed the first thoroughbred in Ontario this year. The mare is mak(...)
1/8/1988
The horse. With Approval, the gutsy roan colt, might well be dubbed the Cardiac Kid because his victories come by the merest of margins. He won the Qu(...)
The horse. With Approval, the gutsy roan colt, might well be dubbed the Cardiac Kid because his victories come by the merest of margins. He won the Qu(...)
7/9/1989
Secretariat's groom, Eddie Sweat, has looked after Triple Crown winner 12 to 14 hours a day for two years and he's proud of his job, but he admits he (...)
Secretariat's groom, Eddie Sweat, has looked after Triple Crown winner 12 to 14 hours a day for two years and he's proud of his job, but he admits he (...)
10/22/1973
First foal finds freedom at last
First foal finds freedom at last
1/26/1989
White Blaze is common among dancer's foals
White Blaze is common among dancer's foals
5/18/1966
Secretariat Foal stays close to mommy
Secretariat Foal stays close to mommy
5/18/1976
Houston horseman buys Dancer foal
Houston horseman buys Dancer foal
9/6/1988
And the winner is: Regal intention wasn't the Sam-Son Farm's horse that was supposed to win the Queen's Plate, but he left his favored stablemate Regal Classic (second) eating his dust at the finish
And the winner is: Regal intention wasn't the Sam-Son Farm's horse that was supposed to win the Queen's Plate, but he left his favored stablemate Regal Classic (second) eating his dust at the finish
7/11/1988
Big green crowd: The St. Paddy's Day crowd of 14,239 yesterday at Greenwood saw the track record smashed by a 3-year-old colt, Canadian Silver, who co(...)
Big green crowd: The St. Paddy's Day crowd of 14,239 yesterday at Greenwood saw the track record smashed by a 3-year-old colt, Canadian Silver, who co(...)
3/17/1991
Bundled up against last week's biting cold, exercise lady Gaye Lynch, above, prepares to take a Northern Dancer colt, aptly named Sudden Frost, out for a Woodbine warm-up
Bundled up against last week's biting cold, exercise lady Gaye Lynch, above, prepares to take a Northern Dancer colt, aptly named Sudden Frost, out for a Woodbine warm-up
2/8/1989