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D.G. (Bud) Willmot of Kinghaven Farms described With Approval as a tremendously game horse who thrives on competition
D.G. (Bud) Willmot of Kinghaven Farms described With Approval as a tremendously game horse who thrives on competition

D.G. (Bud) Willmot of Kinghaven Farms described With Approval as a tremendously game horse who thrives on competition

Date7/9/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: D.G. (Bud) Willmot of Kinghaven Farms described With Approval as a tremendously game horse who thrives on competition.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0089548F
One jacket the cleaners will never see, Vancouver rocker Bryan Adams, who winds up his third concert at Massey Hall tonight, obviously thrives on meet(...)
One jacket the cleaners will never see, Vancouver rocker Bryan Adams, who winds up his third concert at Massey Hall tonight, obviously thrives on meet(...)
1/8/1985
Eclipses them all: Izvestia may seem a little bored, but jockey Don Seymour and Kinghaven's David Willmot were impressed by colt's romp in Eclipse 'Cap
Eclipses them all: Izvestia may seem a little bored, but jockey Don Seymour and Kinghaven's David Willmot were impressed by colt's romp in Eclipse 'Cap
5/21/1991
Flora MacDonald thrives on political life
Flora MacDonald thrives on political life
6/21/1984
He thrives on change
He thrives on change
9/30/1981
A perfect 10? Well, no, not perfect, but trainer Roger Attfield is happy as Julie Hill, appropriately dressed in the Kinghaven Farms silks, affixes Iz(...)
A perfect 10? Well, no, not perfect, but trainer Roger Attfield is happy as Julie Hill, appropriately dressed in the Kinghaven Farms silks, affixes Iz(...)
8/17/1990
End of the line? Bud Willmot, who led lzvestia into the winner's cicle on Sunday, may have taken one of his last walks to his favorite enclosure
End of the line? Bud Willmot, who led lzvestia into the winner's cicle on Sunday, may have taken one of his last walks to his favorite enclosure
7/8/1990
Million-Dollar win: Trainer Roger Attfield, left, jockey Don Seymour and owner Bud Willmot, second from right, accept the $1 million bonus cheque for triple Crown victory
Million-Dollar win: Trainer Roger Attfield, left, jockey Don Seymour and owner Bud Willmot, second from right, accept the $1 million bonus cheque for triple Crown victory
8/20/1989
Whew, That was close! Kinghave's Bud Willmot and jockey Don Seymour finally were able to relax in the winner's enclosure after one of the most exciting Plate finishes ever
Whew, That was close! Kinghave's Bud Willmot and jockey Don Seymour finally were able to relax in the winner's enclosure after one of the most exciting Plate finishes ever
7/9/1989
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
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
Wright was owner of one of the Dominion's finest racehorse breeding farms and is seen here at Barrie home with some of his horses. A prominent Canadia(...)
Wright was owner of one of the Dominion's finest racehorse breeding farms and is seen here at Barrie home with some of his horses. A prominent Canadia(...)
10/15/1936
Horses Are Tethered, to the cemetery fence near the Mennonite hall in Elmira, in the area where many Old Order Amish have farms. The Amish don't use c(...)
Horses Are Tethered, to the cemetery fence near the Mennonite hall in Elmira, in the area where many Old Order Amish have farms. The Amish don't use c(...)
11/20/1973