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Not bound for glory. Ian Miller urges on Bound For Glory in the Loblaws Classic Open 1 show jumping competition at Sunnybrook Park yesterday, They fin(...)
Not bound for glory. Ian Miller urges on Bound For Glory in the Loblaws Classic Open 1 show jumping competition at Sunnybrook Park yesterday, They fin(...)

Not bound for glory. Ian Miller urges on Bound For Glory in the Loblaws Classic Open 1 show jumping competition at Sunnybrook Park yesterday, They fin(...)

Date6/25/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Not bound for glory. Ian Miller urges on Bound For Glory in the Loblaws Classic Open 1 show jumping competition at Sunnybrook Park yesterday, They finished fourth, though Millar later won Open 2 class. Open 1 winner was Mario Deslauriers aboard Box Car Willie.
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