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Boris Czar, left, $5,000 Borzoi owned by Fernand DeKuyper, seen with a visitor at the Royal Winter Fair and Lady Luck of Kalmein, is believed most valuable entry in dog show
Boris Czar, left, $5,000 Borzoi owned by Fernand DeKuyper, seen with a visitor at the Royal Winter Fair and Lady Luck of Kalmein, is believed most valuable entry in dog show

Boris Czar, left, $5,000 Borzoi owned by Fernand DeKuyper, seen with a visitor at the Royal Winter Fair and Lady Luck of Kalmein, is believed most valuable entry in dog show

Date11/14/1946
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Original Toronto Star caption: Boris Czar; left; $5;000 Borzoi owned by Fernand DeKuyper; seen with a visitor at the Royal Winter Fair and Lady Luck of Kalmein; is believed most valuable entry in dog show
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0112224F
Top dog's eye view of the fair, Three-year-old Shannon Rollason is on the inside looking out at the Royal Winter Fair's dog show yesterday
Top dog's eye view of the fair, Three-year-old Shannon Rollason is on the inside looking out at the Royal Winter Fair's dog show yesterday
11/14/1987
Boris Szmaka, Steve Yarkun admire new facade for CNE coliseum, New look in buildings, new rides in midway and headliner Bob Goulet add interest to this year's fair
Boris Szmaka, Steve Yarkun admire new facade for CNE coliseum, New look in buildings, new rides in midway and headliner Bob Goulet add interest to this year's fair
7/17/1963
Nikki Koch, 2, of Mississauga intently watches the dogs' flyball races yesterday at the Royal Winter Fair
Nikki Koch, 2, of Mississauga intently watches the dogs' flyball races yesterday at the Royal Winter Fair
11/11/1997
Tasia Reim, 3, shows no fear of 230-pound Sir Arthur, an 8-year-old English mastiff and former champion, who was popular with children at the 64th Royal Agricultural Winter Fair yesterday
Tasia Reim, 3, shows no fear of 230-pound Sir Arthur, an 8-year-old English mastiff and former champion, who was popular with children at the 64th Royal Agricultural Winter Fair yesterday
11/11/1992
Mayor joins winter fair parade, Mayor William Dennison today took part in parade when he joined Royal Winter Fair officials aboard a four-horse-drawn coach
Mayor joins winter fair parade, Mayor William Dennison today took part in parade when he joined Royal Winter Fair officials aboard a four-horse-drawn coach
11/9/1972
The star's Boris Spremo took this aerial view during one of this year's busiest days
The star's Boris Spremo took this aerial view during one of this year's busiest days
9/3/1966
International dog show in connection with Canada's great Victorian-era exposition and industrial fair, Toronto
International dog show in connection with Canada's great Victorian-era exposition and industrial fair, Toronto
1897
The Royal's not a bum steer, Manuel Bertoa touches up the huge figure of a steer near the Coliseum in Exhibition Park, where the Royal Winter Fair opens Nov. 9 and closes Nov. 19
The Royal's not a bum steer, Manuel Bertoa touches up the huge figure of a steer near the Coliseum in Exhibition Park, where the Royal Winter Fair opens Nov. 9 and closes Nov. 19
10/23/1973
Royal rest: Kevin O'Kane of Howick, Quebec, shares space with his steer, appropriately named Soft Kushon, during a break yesterday at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
Royal rest: Kevin O'Kane of Howick, Quebec, shares space with his steer, appropriately named Soft Kushon, during a break yesterday at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
11/12/1984
It takes a lot of Lather, Getting a Polled Hereford bull ready for judging at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, computer consultant Ron Thompson scrubs it down
It takes a lot of Lather, Getting a Polled Hereford bull ready for judging at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, computer consultant Ron Thompson scrubs it down
11/17/1975
Tied up on the phone, After five days and five nights on a train from Vancouver with his 14 Holsteins, Andy Ness telephones his safe arrival at the Royal Winter Fair, which opens Friday
Tied up on the phone, After five days and five nights on a train from Vancouver with his 14 Holsteins, Andy Ness telephones his safe arrival at the Royal Winter Fair, which opens Friday
11/11/1974
Good pals: Jibber Jabber, a half thoroughbred, half Clydesdale being ridden by Canadian Mac Cone at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, nuzzles up to Spanky, a West Highland terrier
Good pals: Jibber Jabber, a half thoroughbred, half Clydesdale being ridden by Canadian Mac Cone at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, nuzzles up to Spanky, a West Highland terrier
11/18/1982