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WINSTON CHURCHILL has obviously picked a winner. He is seen at the Hialeah track (Miami) when attending a race meeting for the first time in several years. The winner backed by Britain's famous wartime leader was Cedar Creek, ridden by Eddie Arcaro, one of America's leading jockeys, Mrs. Churchill is with her husband, and the others shown are Mrs. John W. Clark, wife of the track president, and Colonel Frank W. Clarke, the Churchills' host during their stay in Miami.

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Chronicle (Levin), 16 March 1946, Page 6

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WINSTON CHURCHILL has obviously picked a winner. He is seen at the Hialeah track (Miami) when attending a race meeting for the first time in several years. The winner backed by Britain's famous wartime leader was Cedar Creek, ridden by Eddie Arcaro, one of America's leading jockeys, Mrs. Churchill is with her husband, and the others shown are Mrs. John W. Clark, wife of the track president, and Colonel Frank W. Clarke, the Churchills' host during their stay in Miami. Chronicle (Levin), 16 March 1946, Page 6

WINSTON CHURCHILL has obviously picked a winner. He is seen at the Hialeah track (Miami) when attending a race meeting for the first time in several years. The winner backed by Britain's famous wartime leader was Cedar Creek, ridden by Eddie Arcaro, one of America's leading jockeys, Mrs. Churchill is with her husband, and the others shown are Mrs. John W. Clark, wife of the track president, and Colonel Frank W. Clarke, the Churchills' host during their stay in Miami. Chronicle (Levin), 16 March 1946, Page 6

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