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Party-going racehouse Annabelle was the year's wackiest Centennial project
Party-going racehouse Annabelle was the year's wackiest Centennial project

Party-going racehouse Annabelle was the year's wackiest Centennial project

Date12/28/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Party-going racehouse Annabelle was the year's wackiest Centennial project. Bought by three Toronto newspapermen; Annabelle's track earnings at year-end were just $200. She's at Georgetown farm awaiting Kentucky Derby.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0095618F
Annabelle, the wonder horse owned by newsmen Paul Rimstead and Fred Ross, was guest of honor at a press reception at Royal York Hotel last night. Amon(...)
Annabelle, the wonder horse owned by newsmen Paul Rimstead and Fred Ross, was guest of honor at a press reception at Royal York Hotel last night. Amon(...)
4/1/1968
Steady customers: That's jockey Don Seymour and this year's Kinghaven Farm 3-year-old star Ever Steady, perhaps dreaming of a Queen's Plate win this summer
Steady customers: That's jockey Don Seymour and this year's Kinghaven Farm 3-year-old star Ever Steady, perhaps dreaming of a Queen's Plate win this summer
3/14/1990
Two races decided by camer. Just when it was beginning to look as though the camera eye was not going to be needed at Thorncliffe, two races yesterday(...)
Two races decided by camer. Just when it was beginning to look as though the camera eye was not going to be needed at Thorncliffe, two races yesterday(...)
6/4/1937
It was pretty soggy going at Woodbine yesterday but not nearly as bad as it was Wednesday when the last six six races on teh card were cancelled becau(...)
It was pretty soggy going at Woodbine yesterday but not nearly as bad as it was Wednesday when the last six six races on teh card were cancelled becau(...)
10/27/1988
Hal Yerxa has first Queen's Plate after 20 years in racing
Hal Yerxa has first Queen's Plate after 20 years in racing
6/28/1980
Never forgotten: Champion race horse and stallion Northern Dancer, with groom Harvey Green in 1964, was buried early yesterday at Windfields Farm near Oshawa, where he was born 29 years ago
Never forgotten: Champion race horse and stallion Northern Dancer, with groom Harvey Green in 1964, was buried early yesterday at Windfields Farm near Oshawa, where he was born 29 years ago
11/18/1990
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
Double winner: Benburb, with Richard Dos Ramos up, is Canada's horse of year and Star photographer Jeff Goode won a Sovereign Award for this picture
Double winner: Benburb, with Richard Dos Ramos up, is Canada's horse of year and Star photographer Jeff Goode won a Sovereign Award for this picture
12/4/1992
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
Valerie Hall and husband sold courier business last year in order to race horses
Valerie Hall and husband sold courier business last year in order to race horses
6/12/1990
Prestigious milestones: Lloyd Spinks, in his 18th season at the track, expects to log his 2,500th win and bring his career purse winnings to $3 million in Orangeville this year
Prestigious milestones: Lloyd Spinks, in his 18th season at the track, expects to log his 2,500th win and bring his career purse winnings to $3 million in Orangeville this year
5/13/1992
Horses never had it so good. Erika Winkelmann, 22, flashes smile at Bye Bye Fifi, 3-year-old filly she is training. Erika is third woman trainer to be licensed on Ontario thoroughbred circuit
Horses never had it so good. Erika Winkelmann, 22, flashes smile at Bye Bye Fifi, 3-year-old filly she is training. Erika is third woman trainer to be licensed on Ontario thoroughbred circuit
3/28/1967