JOHN HENRY BLOODHORSE PHOTOS COMMEMORATIVE 80 pages GEM MINT No label

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VERY RARE HARD TO FIND
PRISTINE MINT unread condition and NO label ever on the cover.
JOHN HENRY
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Commemorative
Collector's Issue Limited Special Edition
A tribute to the great JOHN HENRY
One of the greatest Rags to Riches story in the history of Thoroughbred racing.   80 pages with loads of color photographs.
Cover to cover
you get the complete story of JOHN HENRY. This issue chronicles the life of America’s unforgettable champion.
There are pages with JOHN HENRY'S LIFETIME CAREER PAST PERFORMANCES OF ALL HIS 83 RACES, Pedigree profiles an more!
It will be packaged very well. Wrapped and well protected between thick cardboard.
Your JOHN HENRY COMMEMORITIVE MAGAZINE is in PRISTINE MINT unread condition and NO label ever on the cover.
Please excuse my camera flash on the photos
and the words MYJULIETASB will not be anywhere on the magazine.
This rare highly desirable JOHN HENRY Collectible has long been SOLD OUT EVERYWHERE.
Be one of the few to get this RARE highly sought after issue
ONE OF THE GREATEST HORSES OF ALL TIME!!!
Winner to add .99 for S&H packed well secure and includes delivery confirm.
I will ship internationally but out of the USA shipping is higher.  This ISSUE WILL BE SHIPPED  BETWEEN THICK CARDBOARD LAYERS to assure you receive it in MINT shape.  Non US bidders can email me for an exact S&H quote before bidding. I accept MO's or confirmed address PAYPAL.
John Henry was a blue-collar hero. He had bad knees. He was the horse no one wanted. He passed from owner to owner, until Sam Rubin, a man who knew nothing about horses purchased him for ,000. Rubin enlisted trainer, Ron McAnally and John Henry blossomed and set the racing world on its ear with his gutsy, determined performances.
Racing until the incredible age of nine, John Henry claimed 39 wins, including 30 stakes wins and seven Eclipse Awards, and won more than million in earnings. He was voted Horse of the Year twice, and at age 9, was the oldest horse to ever win the title. John Henry was voted Racehorse of the Decade for the 1980s, and was inducted into Racing’s Hall of Fame in 1990.
His last 22 years were spent at the Kentucky Horse Park, where thousands of admirers came from around the globe to honor the legend.
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