Patrice Wolfson
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Apr 22, 2008 ... Affirmed was both the focal point and cement that would bind my husband's and my wonderful 35-year relationship.
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Jan 27, 2001 ... Patrice Wolfson said in a statement: "The decision today was difficult from a sentimental viewpoint, but also obviously the proper course to ...
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www.bloodhorse.com
In 1992, Louis Wolfson was inducted into the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association Hall of Fame. His second and final marriage was to Patrice ...
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en.wikipedia.org
Jun 4, 2003 ... There the long drive to the big house where the farm's owners, Louis and Patrice Wolfson, resided before selling off the property in 1977. ...
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www.sptimes.com
The exhibition was made possible through the generous loan of Affirmed's racing trophies and memorabilia from the horse's owners, Louis and Patrice Wolfson. ...
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www.imh.org
Apr 27, 2008 ... Affirmed was owned by Louis and Patrice Wolfson, who had a successful ... Patrice Wolfson was the daughter of famed trainer Hirsch Jacobs; ...
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May 30, 2006 ... Breeding and racing operation of Louis and Patrice Wolfson ... Farm was established in 1960, in Fellowship, Marion County, Florida ...
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Apr 26, 2008 ... Thirty years later, Patrice Wolfson still can feel the grandstand at Belmont Park shaking as Affirmed and Alydar battled down the track's ...
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www.usatoday.com
... Louis E. & Patrice J. Wolfson Foundation Grant (1995); Holocaust Educational Foundation Grant (1994, 1996); Wolfson Family Foundation Grant (1996) ...
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mailer.fsu.edu
Jun 6, 2008 ... “Horses were tougher then,” said Patrice Wolfson, who owned Affirmed with her husband, Louis Wolfson, and watched as the colt had five ...
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www.nytimes.com
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