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Good Listener, Too? Regardez, the prize acquisition of Canada's equestrian team, appears to be listening intently as rider Jim Elder carries on conver(...)
Good Listener, Too? Regardez, the prize acquisition of Canada's equestrian team, appears to be listening intently as rider Jim Elder carries on conver(...)

Good Listener, Too? Regardez, the prize acquisition of Canada's equestrian team, appears to be listening intently as rider Jim Elder carries on conver(...)

Date4/19/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Good Listener, Too? Regardez, the prize acquisition of Canada's equestrian team, appears to be listening intently as rider Jim Elder carries on conversation yesterday near Toronto waterfront. Regardez, a 12-year-old Olympic-calibre horse, could be key to Canada's medal chances in Summer Olympics in Montreal.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0045674F
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