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Another loser, The Star's John Picton took $100 out of Greenwood yesterday and after 14 races - seven of them in the Breeders' Cup simulcast - he had (...)
Another loser, The Star's John Picton took $100 out of Greenwood yesterday and after 14 races - seven of them in the Breeders' Cup simulcast - he had (...)

Another loser, The Star's John Picton took $100 out of Greenwood yesterday and after 14 races - seven of them in the Breeders' Cup simulcast - he had (...)

Date11/1/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Another loser, The Star's John Picton took $100 out of Greenwood yesterday and after 14 races - seven of them in the Breeders' Cup simulcast - he had only a lot of ripped-up mutuels tickets to show for his bets. Playing all those tips and hunches did it.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073769F
Quick studies: Three fans at Greenwood mull over their picks during yesteday's big day of Breeders' Cup racing seen via television from Kentuckey
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8/20/1989
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