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Big Ben and Ian Miller retirement
Big Ben and Ian Miller retirement

Big Ben and Ian Miller retirement

Date7/1/1994
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Original Toronto Star caption: Big Ben and Ian Miller retirement
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0068382F
Big Ben and Ian Miller retirement
Big Ben and Ian Miller retirement
7/1/1994
Golden Mount: Big Ben would command a king's ransom on the horse trader's market, but owner and rider Ian Miller won't put a price on Olympic gold
Golden Mount: Big Ben would command a king's ransom on the horse trader's market, but owner and rider Ian Miller won't put a price on Olympic gold
8/18/1987
Ian Millar guides his huge mount, Big Ben though the second section of today's individual jump
Ian Millar guides his huge mount, Big Ben though the second section of today's individual jump
1967
Happy retirement: Ben Misener has retired as a school teacher and principal after 31 years, but there are tons of work planned for the future
Happy retirement: Ben Misener has retired as a school teacher and principal after 31 years, but there are tons of work planned for the future
12/20/1980
No place like home: Paralyzed Ian Miller and welfare mother Lynn Smith, with son Jesse, are among a group of Metro residents who need low-cost housing and are protesting the province's lack of firm plans to build more subsidized housing in Metro this year
No place like home: Paralyzed Ian Miller and welfare mother Lynn Smith, with son Jesse, are among a group of Metro residents who need low-cost housing and are protesting the province's lack of firm plans to build more subsidized housing in Metro this year
3/12/1984
Gloriously horsey: Below, Jordan Barry Stone, 23, and his Stone Equestrian Jeans of heavy-gauge stonewashed denim, right, displayed by canadian Equestrian Team member Ian Miller
Gloriously horsey: Below, Jordan Barry Stone, 23, and his Stone Equestrian Jeans of heavy-gauge stonewashed denim, right, displayed by canadian Equestrian Team member Ian Miller
1/16/1987
Danny Foster, left, hangs on as Forever Diamond clears barrier yesterday at Barrie Raceway in the $50,000 Tropicana Grand Prix, while Ian Miller, who (...)
Danny Foster, left, hangs on as Forever Diamond clears barrier yesterday at Barrie Raceway in the $50,000 Tropicana Grand Prix, while Ian Miller, who (...)
5/10/1992
Not bound for glory. Ian Miller urges on Bound For Glory in the Loblaws Classic Open 1 show jumping competition at Sunnybrook Park yesterday, They fin(...)
Not bound for glory. Ian Miller urges on Bound For Glory in the Loblaws Classic Open 1 show jumping competition at Sunnybrook Park yesterday, They fin(...)
6/25/1988
Man of the hour: In the nick of time, Steve Miller called out his six-piece band - including the brilliant pianist Ben Sidran - to restore order to proceedings at Massey Hall
Man of the hour: In the nick of time, Steve Miller called out his six-piece band - including the brilliant pianist Ben Sidran - to restore order to proceedings at Massey Hall
11/24/1988
Jamaican PM meets Big Ben. Jamaican Prime Minister Edward Seaga, left, chats yesterday with champion sprinter Ben Johnson, a native of Jamaica, and hi(...)
Jamaican PM meets Big Ben. Jamaican Prime Minister Edward Seaga, left, chats yesterday with champion sprinter Ben Johnson, a native of Jamaica, and hi(...)
10/11/1987
He's on the broom. Ian Robertson and his Thornhill rink were on the broom with majority of their shots at Canada Life Bonspiel yesterday. Thornhill won big prize
He's on the broom. Ian Robertson and his Thornhill rink were on the broom with majority of their shots at Canada Life Bonspiel yesterday. Thornhill won big prize
1/13/1990
Big spenders: Energy Minister Bob Wong, left, and Attorney-General Ian Scott pushed spending laws close to the limit in the 1987 election
Big spenders: Energy Minister Bob Wong, left, and Attorney-General Ian Scott pushed spending laws close to the limit in the 1987 election
1/16/1987