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Racing

Golden Corn

English thoroughbred

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Rights-reviewed source imageGolden Corn , by Lynwood Palmer (1868-1941). Golden Corn, who was originally called Maize but had a name change, was a good-looking bay or brown filly with a white blaze on her face and one white sock. She was foaled in 1919 and died in 1935, her sire was Golden Sun, her dam was
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Discipline groupRacing
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Source checkedJuly 26, 2026

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Foaled
1919
Died
1935
Sex
Female
Breed
Thoroughbred
Recorded use
racehorse, broodmare

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Owner recorded by source
Marshall Field III

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Wikidata entity
Q65118089
Permanent revision
#2353139113
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