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America and received the Sovereign Award for Champion 3-Year-Old Colt. For the 2007 season Knob Hill Stables finished with US$ 1,247,000 in earnings, the second highest earnings in their history.
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League. As a result of this support and contribution to soccer in Canada, Steve was honoured as a life member of the
Canadian Soccer Association.” In addition, in recognition of Stavro's contribution to Canadian soccer he was inducted into the Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame in 2005 as an “honoured builder” of the sport.
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re-usable plastic baskets, to take their groceries home. These baskets held significantly more than any paper or plastic grocery bags. This initiative represented one of the first examples of a retailer abandoning plastic and paper bags in favour of a reusable and environmentally friendly alternative.
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of the “Steve Atanas Stavro
Familial Gastrointestinal Cancer Registry”. As a result of this initiative individuals with a potential family history of gastrointestinal cancer can be more easily screened, providing opportunities for preventative measures to be implemented before development of cancer.
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Toronto Raptors in late 1996, talks recommenced regarding the proposed joint use of the new proposed arena. Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd. proposed constructing a new $ 300 million shared arena on top of the rail tracks at Union Station and the land on which the Toronto Raptors were
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in 1988. Stavro had begun to take a bigger interest in not only racing horses, but breeding them as well. The Kentucky farm was used for training in the winter, but more importantly, served as the main location for Knob Hill Stables breeding operations. 1988 was also an important year for Knob Hill
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Stavro's interest in horse racing began in 1967 when he acquired a pair of yearlings – Boy Bandit and Danforth Dan. They were conditioned by J. C. Meyer. However, it wasn't until the early 1980s that Stavro became passionate about thoroughbreds. As his passion grew, he founded Knob Hill Stable in
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also agreed to sell its 20% stake in Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd. to Stavro. The purchase from Molson Brewery closed in 1994, and shortly thereafter Stavro bought the Ballard estate's shares for $ 34 a share, totalling $ 75 million. In the purchase from Ballard's estate, Stavro partnered with the
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on opening day with hour long lines and traffic jams surrounding the store. The Store featured 5,250 feet (1,600 metres) of refrigeration units, a 500-foot (150 metre) meat counter and 1,500 parking spaces. An interesting facet of the terminal also was the partnership with the local
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community. 8,000 square feet (750 square metres) of the store was devoted to the sale of homemade Mennonite furniture and fabric, while the parking lot featured a five buggy hitching post to accommodate the Mennonites’ horse and buggy travel.
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rose in the Ontario provincial legislature to pay tribute to Stavro on his passing, Duguid summarised Stavro's contribution to, and his passion for, developing a successful National Hockey League franchise as follows:
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responsibilities for the entire organization. At that time, Stavro became chairman of the board of Maple Leaf Gardens Ltd. and Governor of the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey club.
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to build their new arena would become a bus terminal. This proposal died when an agreement could not be reached with the City of Toronto government on the rent for the land.
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seeking to sign stars to play for Toronto City in their off-season and to bring star power to the new league. Stavro and Gross returned with the signatures of goalkeeper and
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1199:"Steve STAVRO Obituary (2016) - Legacy Remembers"
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1763:"Punishment Given Out for Recent Incidents"
1371:"The history of Knob Hill Farms in Toronto"
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1869:"The Steve & Sally Stavro Family YMCA"
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3247:Toronto Scottish FC
1948:Toronto Maple Leafs
1653:www.horse-races.net
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1167:Ontario Jockey Club
1165:, a trustee of the
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1054:The National Ballet
944:Toronto Maple Leafs
917:Bank of Nova Scotia
830:Toronto Maple Leafs
823:Birmingham, Alabama
817:hockey club of the
793:Toronto Maple Leafs
765:Alexander the Great
310:In a speech to the
273:Toronto Maple Leafs
236:Macedonian-Canadian
222:Steve Atanas Stavro
3254:Vancouver Columbus
2831:G. Anderson (1890)
2680:G. Anderson (1900)
1521:The Globe and Mail
1505:The New York Times
1489:The Globe and Mail
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1401:. August 31, 2011.
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3224:Feildians AA
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2386:Timko Baxter
2183:Peschisolido
2030:Hall of Fame
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1945:
1911:Steve Stavro
1894:"Recipients"
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600:and forward
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38:verification
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3425:2006 deaths
3420:1926 births
3135:Evangelista
3074:Wi. Thomson
2715:Fitzpatrick
2543:Marcantonio
1596:Blood Horse
1455:October 16,
1074:petting zoo
988:Brad Duguid
977:Mike Ilitch
523:Scarborough
414:South Asian
201:Nationality
3414:Categories
3151:Soupliotis
3130:Denoncourt
3125:Arrowsmith
3054:Goldberger
2970:Richardson
2914:J. McMahon
2858:Etchegarry
2767:W. Thomson
2626:Stojanović
2617:G. Stevens
2614:A. Stevens
2589:P. Philley
2584:B. Philley
2566:D. McMahon
2277:Chin Baker
2113:De Rosario
1557:Legacy.com
1203:Legacy.com
973:Macedonian
508:Prometheus
448:Sam's Club
440:Sam Walton
420:products.
159:1926-09-27
71:newspapers
3313:1904 Galt
3159:Winsemann
3108:Officials
2980:L. Wilson
2973:Robertson
2958:Stambrook
2725:Halliwell
2649:B. Wilson
2644:Whittaker
2561:W. McLeod
2556:N. McLeod
2396:Wilkinson
2373:Serwetnyk
2333:McEachern
2218:Valentine
2188:Radzinski
2148:Limniatis
2011:Based in
1322:April 28,
1007:Chairman
968:Pat Quinn
901:new arena
808:Bobby Orr
738:A.P. Indy
701:Newmarket
672:Hibernian
535:Mennonite
418:Caribbean
254:Cambridge
243:racehorse
3049:Buchanan
3034:Beliveau
3029:Bearpark
2967:Stirling
2954:Southard
2951:Sokalski
2945:Schwartz
2936:T. Quinn
2933:P. Quinn
2925:O'Connor
2878:Gilhespy
2855:Donaghey
2852:Davidson
2814:Builders
2776:Woutersz
2760:Stobbart
2756:A. Smith
2745:Matthews
2737:MacLaine
2690:Campbell
2635:Vazzoler
2631:Stothard
2607:B. Smith
2602:Schepers
2597:Robinson
2593:Phillips
2547:Matheson
2538:Lettieri
2444:J. Brand
2435:Blundell
2381:Stoumbos
2338:Mongrain
2285:Donnelly
2255:S. Brand
2245:National
2243:(Women's
2208:Stalteri
2163:Mitchell
2138:Hastings
2103:Corazzin
2067:National
1784:otpp.com
1685:Profiles
1673:Profiles
1277:Equibase
712:Kentucky
630:knighted
612:captain
596:captain
594:Scottish
578:Montreal
574:Hamilton
527:alderman
452:New York
329:Kastoria
234:) was a
204:Canadian
101:May 2010
3155:Vergara
3148:Satwell
3084:Waiters
3079:Twamley
3039:Bennett
2976:Russell
2948:Simpson
2939:Sanford
2922:Muldoon
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2868:Forsyth
2864:Fleming
2845:Capozzi
2841:Barrett
2773:Wakelyn
2711:Findler
2708:Edmunds
2705:Dierden
2698:Coulter
2667:Players
2621:Stewart
2611:Spencer
2574:Parsons
2570:Newbold
2551:McGrane
2523:Kodelja
2518:Johnson
2508:Iarusci
2478:Douglas
2473:Crossan
2463:Chursky
2439:Bolitho
2409:Players
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2329:Lemieux
2325:LeBlanc
2300:Helland
2272:Chapman
2259:Burtini
2241:Players
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2168:Mobilio
2153:McKenna
2128:Forrest
2108:Dasovic
2098:Catliff
2093:Bunbury
2083:Brennan
2078:Bernier
2063:Players
2046:Players
2020:Ontario
1913:at the
1844:mghf.ca
1094:Honours
1070:Toronto
674:of the
606:England
554:Loblaws
546:Walmart
502:during
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