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Posted: Saturday, November 30, 2002

Hoofprints in history

A look back at historical events on this day in Thoroughbred racing

December 1, 1962—Ten thousand fans attended a ceremony at Tropical Park in honor of Carry Back's retirement. The son of Saggy was known as "the people's horse." He retired after 55 starts and earnings of more than $1-million.

December 1, 1982—In the first race to feature mother and daughter jockeys, Patti Barton rode against her daughter, Leah, at Latonia racetrack in Northern Kentucky. Patti Barton finished fifth aboard Tam's Angel while Leah Barton was tenth on Diane's Ms. Lolly.

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