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Putting his best foot forward: Die Laughing, favored for Saturday's North America Cup, gets a rubdown from Cindy Roselle
Putting his best foot forward: Die Laughing, favored for Saturday's North America Cup, gets a rubdown from Cindy Roselle

Putting his best foot forward: Die Laughing, favored for Saturday's North America Cup, gets a rubdown from Cindy Roselle

Date6/19/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Putting his best foot forward: Die Laughing; favored for Saturday's North America Cup; gets a rubdown from Cindy Roselle.
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Driving force: Confident driver Richie Silverman says Die Laughing is as ready as he'll ever be for Saturday's $1 million romp at Greenwood, the final of the North America Cup pacing classic
Driving force: Confident driver Richie Silverman says Die Laughing is as ready as he'll ever be for Saturday's $1 million romp at Greenwood, the final of the North America Cup pacing classic
6/19/1991
A kiss for good luck: Groom Kelly Viens busses Runnymede Lobell, a 3-year-old pacing sensation and a top contender for Saturday's $1 million North America Cup Greenwood
A kiss for good luck: Groom Kelly Viens busses Runnymede Lobell, a 3-year-old pacing sensation and a top contender for Saturday's $1 million North America Cup Greenwood
6/22/1988
At left, Dan Giles and Tina DeJersey give Banzac a rubdown after workout
At left, Dan Giles and Tina DeJersey give Banzac a rubdown after workout
3/14/1985
At left, Dan Giles and Tina DeJersey give Banzac a rubdown after workout
At left, Dan Giles and Tina DeJersey give Banzac a rubdown after workout
3/14/1985
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
Happy to be back at the ol' stable (left) are Bryan Beaulieu and his laughing buddy Regret Me Not of the Cal Campbell Stable
Happy to be back at the ol' stable (left) are Bryan Beaulieu and his laughing buddy Regret Me Not of the Cal Campbell Stable
12/8/1989
North America Cup
North America Cup
6/14/1997
Straight path Mike Lachence North America Cup
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A lot at stakes. Benburb, favored in today's Breeders' Stakes at Woodbine, gives trainer Phil England a nudge yesterday. Meanwhile, Canadian filly Dance Smartly came up short yesterday in Chicago
A lot at stakes. Benburb, favored in today's Breeders' Stakes at Woodbine, gives trainer Phil England a nudge yesterday. Meanwhile, Canadian filly Dance Smartly came up short yesterday in Chicago
8/15/1992
Clean start: McIntosh Stables trainer Jim McInnis gets his harness sulkies in spick-and-span shape for the opening of the summer meeting at Greenwood
Clean start: McIntosh Stables trainer Jim McInnis gets his harness sulkies in spick-and-span shape for the opening of the summer meeting at Greenwood
5/27/1991
Mud gets in their eyes. We've all heard of filthy working conditions, but Jockey Lloyd Duffy, riding Le Chevalier, really had his fill of dirt yesterd(...)
Mud gets in their eyes. We've all heard of filthy working conditions, but Jockey Lloyd Duffy, riding Le Chevalier, really had his fill of dirt yesterd(...)
4/6/1984
Elated Bill Seitz leans forward to give his mother, Marg, a kiss as they head for the winners' circle at Woodbine
Elated Bill Seitz leans forward to give his mother, Marg, a kiss as they head for the winners' circle at Woodbine
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