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	Hall of Fame - Trainer - Gordon J. (Pete) McCann, 1980
		Among the horses Pete, who was born in the borough of East York, in Toronto, three a leg over were; Canadiana, Victoria Park Nearctic, Northern Dancer, Lyford Cay, New Providence, Canebora and Flaming Page.
		McCann, who was a champion jockey, too, saddled six winners of The Queen's Plate, North America's oldest continuously run stakes race.
		New Providence and Canebora were the first two horses (and only horses to date) to win the Canadian Triple Crown, comprised of The Queen's Plate, Prince of Wales and Breeders Stakes.
	www.canadianhorseracinghalloffame.com /trainers/1980/Gordon_J_Pete_McCann.asp (571 words)

	SLAM! Sports - Horse Racing - Shillelagh Slew wins Prince of Wales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		New Providence became the first horse to accomplish the feat in 1959.
		Canebora (1963), With Approval (1989), Izvestia (1990), Dance Smartly (1991) and Peteski (1993) are the five others to claim it.
		Bruce's Mill holds the track record, covering it in 1:53 4-5 seconds in 1994.
	slam.canoe.ca /Slam/HorseRacing/2006/07/16/1687784-cp.html (961 words)

	Reade Baker Racing Stable (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		In 1965 at age eighteen Reade drove to Fort Erie on opening day of the Summer meet and got a job as a swing groom for Pete (Gord) McCann, trainer for Windfields Farm.
		The first thoroughbred horse he touched was Canebora, the triple crown winner in 1963.
		The big fl stallion had returned to racing after failing to successfully settle a mare when retired to stud and looking back now Reade says that he should never have been in a stall with the stallion.
	www.readebaker.com /about.shtml (1222 words)

	Willing Wando Claims Canadian Triple Crown - bloodhorse.com
		Owned and bred by Gustav Schickedanz, Wando became the seventh to sweep the series — the Queen's Plate, the Prince of Wales and the Breeders' Stakes — since it was started in 1959.
		The others were Dance Smartly (1991), Izvestia (1990), With Approval (1989), Canebora (1963) and New Providence (1959).
		Ridden by Patrick Husbands, Wando, the 1-2 choice in a field of eight, raced four wide into the first turn while stalking pacesetter Parasail, who clicked off fractions of :23 4/5, :48 4/5 and 1:13 2/5.
	news.bloodhorse.com /viewstory.asp?id=17404 (431 words)

	2003 Prince of Wales Stakes Entries
		The Prince of Wales Stakes, the premier race at Fort Erie, is run at a distance of one mile and three sixteenths with a purse of $500,000.
		Many excellent horses have won the race including Triple Crown winners Canebora, With Approval, Izvestia, Dance Smartly, and Peteski.
		Dance Smartly is also the dam of Scatter the Gold who won the Queen's Plate and Prince of Wales then just missed in the Breeders' Stakes in 2000.
	www.horse-races.net /library/pow03-entries.htm (488 words)

	Queen's Plate
		Since 1959, the race has been the first jewel in Canada's Triple Crown Series.
		New Providence in 1959, Canebora in 1963, With Approval in 1989, Izvestia in 1990 and the filly Dance Smartly in 1991 have all gone on to win the other 2 races, the Prince of Wales Stakes and the Breeders Stakes, after capturing the Queen's Plate.
		Plate winners earn a gift of 50 guineas from the monarch.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?CFID=30377&CFTOKEN=98320411&PgNm=TCE&ArticleId=A0006611 (444 words)

	2002 Breeders Stakes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Scatter The Gold was denied the sweep, upset by Lodge Hill, but six horses have taken the Triple Crown since the series was inaugurated in 1959.
		New Providence was the first to win the Triple Crown in 1959, followed by Canebora in 1963, With Approval in 1989, Izvestia in 1990 and Dance Smartly in 1991.
		If Wando does win the Breeders', Schickedanz will take home an additional $500,000 does win the Breeders', Schickedanz will take home an additional $500,000 bonus as owner of a horse that wins the Triple Crown.
	www.ojc.com /thoroughbred/raceevents/bs/news-notes.asp?art=PEDM3ZKLUY819 (572 words)

	CTV.ca - Wando wins Canadian Triple Crown at Woodbine- CTV News, Shows and Sports -- Canadian Television
		Wando becomes the first Triple Crown champion since Peteski in 1993.
		The others include: New Providence (1959), Canebora (1963), With Approval (1989), Izvestia (1990) and Dance Smartly (1991).
		Dance Smartly has the distinction of being the only filly to win the Canadian Triple Crown title.
	www.ctv.ca /servlet/ArticleNews/print/CTVNews/1060471457208_52?hub=Canada&subhub=PrintStory (239 words)

	DRF: Another Triple Crown chase begins - More news and other features - MSNBC.com
		Wando's win ended the second longest drought in the relatively short history of the Canadian Triple Crown, which was inaugurated in 1959.
		New Providence won the Queen's Plate, the Prince of Wales, and the Breeders' that year, and Canebora won the three races for Canadian-bred 3-year-olds in 1963.
		The Canadian Triple Crown then lay unclaimed until 1989, when With Approval got the job done.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/5278135 (830 words)

	Hall of Fame - Thoroughbred - Langcrest, 1984
		In Woodbine's Kingarvie Stakes, Langcrest proved his class.
		The colt tackled older horses, including Canebora, 1963's Horse of the Year and Triple Crown winner, and won convincingly by two and three-quarter lengths.
		At four Langcrest won the Canadian Maturity Stakes, then, under top weight, defeated Victorian Era and King Gorm to win the Durham Cup Stakes.
	www.canadianhorseracinghalloffame.com /thoroughbred/1984/Langcrest.asp (285 words)

	about the prince of wales stakes
		That year, The Canadian Triple Crown was introduced and New Providence won the inaugural series.
		Four years later, Canebora was hailed a Triple Crown champion.
		Twenty-six years passed before another Triple Crown champion emerged.
	www.forterieracing.com /about_pow/about_pow.htm (281 words)

	Using Dosage To Your Advantage
		During this time the trainer must keep his charge fit and in top condition, neither racing him too much or too little.”
		Taylor’s Canebora, his fourth Plate winner in five years, won the series in 1963 but it would be 26 years before the feat was accomplished again.
		In an effort to boost the profile of the Canadian Triple Crown, the Ontario Jockey Club introduced the Bank of Montreal as the series sponsor in 1989 on a three-year deal.
	www.completerider.com /cantb.htm (2295 words)

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