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Msg ID: 2733955 Tuesday Night in Black & White    
Author:3-Wide
6/28/2022 3:20:47 PM

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Msg ID: 2733996 Tuesday Night in Black & White    
Author:Bubble Goggles
6/28/2022 8:46:24 PM

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86 Peter Revson



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Msg ID: 2734032 Tuesday Night in Black & White    
Author:Greg Collins
6/29/2022 8:02:48 AM

Reply to: 2733996

Track appears to be Trenton. If this pic is a continuing part of the series of pics from Trenton 1972 then the driver this day would have been Gordon Johncock.



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Msg ID: 2734077 Tuesday Night in Black & White    
Author:I LIVED TRENTON
6/29/2022 7:57:07 PM

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I don't remember that building in the background. There were farm buildings coming out of four that were used for State Fair , but the catch fence didn't run the length of the front stretch. I don't remember. 



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Msg ID: 2734080 Tuesday Night in Black & White    
Author:I LIVED TRENTON
6/29/2022 8:09:05 PM

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I Googled the track, and there is a view from above of this building. It's freaking huge, and it may have been an indoor horse ring. I think Hamilton Fire house accidentally burned it down during some training mishap. The line in the foreground is pit enter. And now I see it's people, not bushes in picture. End of the uncovered grandstand. 



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