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2002 Grade 1 Stakes Signed Autographed x7 Woodbine Racetrack Program Horse Race Toronto Blue Jays Great photo from 1967 Toronto Color:Royal
2002 Grade 1 Stakes Signed Autographed x7 Woodbine Racetrack Program Horse Race Toronto Blue Jays Great photo from 1967 Toronto Color:Royal
2002 Grade 1 Stakes Signed Autographed x7 Woodbine Racetrack Program Horse Race Toronto Blue Jays Great photo from 1967 Toronto Color:Royal
2002 Grade 1 Stakes Signed Autographed x7 Woodbine Racetrack Program Horse Race Toronto Blue Jays Great photo from 1967 Toronto Color:Royal

2002 Grade 1 Stakes Signed Autographed x7 Woodbine Racetrack Program Horse Race Toronto Blue Jays Great photo from 1967 Toronto Color:Royal

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Vault brief

Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.

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2002 Grade 1 Stakes Signed Autographed x7 Woodbine Racetrack Program Horse Race Toronto Blue Jays Great photo from 1967 Toronto Color:Royal Great photo from 1967 Toronto Maple Leafs Championship season April 2nd 1966 NHL Old Timers Hockey Program vs Streetsville All Stars Vintage 2002 program for races at Woodbine Racetrack signed by jockeys Pat Day Frankie Dettori and 3 others

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