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Prize-winning poet, 12-year-old Sarah Eastwood, of Waterdown, puts her arms fondly around a colt during a one-day trip to world's largest breeding farm for standardbreds, in Hanover, Penn
Prize-winning poet, 12-year-old Sarah Eastwood, of Waterdown, puts her arms fondly around a colt during a one-day trip to world's largest breeding farm for standardbreds, in Hanover, Penn

Prize-winning poet, 12-year-old Sarah Eastwood, of Waterdown, puts her arms fondly around a colt during a one-day trip to world's largest breeding farm for standardbreds, in Hanover, Penn

Date4/8/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Prize-winning poet; 12-year-old Sarah Eastwood; of Waterdown; puts her arms fondly around a colt during a one-day trip to world's largest breeding farm for standardbreds; in Hanover; Penn.
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