"Billy Barton Dedication Laurel Race Course 3-20-52 Silverplate Trophy Cup" Bespoke Stationery He's a shoe-tree type of

He's a shoe-tree type of guy

brochure w/ The Players & The Film-Makers

14 x 22 inches

and from there he made numerous expeditions into wilder and more inaccessible regions

"Billy Barton Dedication Laurel Race Course 3-20-52 Silverplate Trophy Cup" Bespoke Stationery He's a shoe-tree type ofSz: 4"H x 3 1 8"D Stamped: International Silver Co. 25 Kentucky bred Billy Barton (1918 1951) started his racing career on the flat in Lexington at age 2; sent to Cuba, he won a number of races, including the Cuba American Handicap, the Cuban Derby, the Cuban Grand National Handicap, in all his flat racing wins amounted to $43,040 "before he turned cunning and refused to try," periodically refusing to leave the starting post. Retired from the flat