Sydney Paget Sydney Paget & Edward R. Thomas (1906-07-10)
Trainer
A. Jack Joyner
Record
10: 5-2-0
Earnings
US$42,560
Major wins
Double Event Stakes (1906) Eclipse Stakes (1906) Great American Stakes (1906) Tremont Stakes (1909)
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