SIGNED JOCKEY PHOTO & THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP WIN

Reprinted photo signed by a jockey. The Brooklyn Handicap win June 27 1942 signed by jockey G. Woolf.

Converse Auctions does not authenticate

15 1/2" X 12 1/2"


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Image Text

Image 1:



The Brooklyn Handicap
6
JUNE 27 1942
2000
4
The
Brooklyn
Handicap
$30,000
6
JUNE
27
1942
2000
4
BROOKLYN
HANDICAP
Calumet
Jockey
me
June
2
and

Image 2:



The Brooklyn Handicap
AQUEDUCT
JUNE
6
27
1942
4
Calumet Farm's
The
Brooklyn
Handicap
A
Added
AQUEDUCT
JUNE
6
27
1942
4
Jockey
HANDICAP
Calumet
Farm's
a
June
27.
1942
and
and
Sway

Image 3:



KEEP CALM
CASE
OF
RAID
KEEP
CALM
ALK-DO

Image 4:



4
Calumet Farm's
4
Jockey
HANDICAP
Calumet
Farm's
30,000
a
June
1942
and
"Swing
and
Sway

Image 5:



2000
1875
2000
1875

Image 6:



1875
2
1875
2



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