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Breyer Northern Dancer Engineering Don't usually get that "warmFrom humble beginnings as a yearling who didn't sell because he was thought to be too small, to becoming a revered champion and sire, Northern Dancer had an incredible journey that placed him solidly in Thoroughbred racing's history. Bred by E. P. Taylor and owned by Taylor's Windfields Farm in Ontario, Canada, Northern Dancer's biggest year by far was 1964. Trained by Horatio Luro and with jockey Bill Hartack in the saddle, he became the first