The New York Times Magazine February 20, 1977 Steve Cauthen Jockey VG


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The magazine is in very good condition, showing only light edge wear. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.


Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Cover
    Steve Cauthen, still an apprentice, is the first jockey this season to break the million-dollar mark in prize money—the earliest in the season that anyone has ever done it. Says one veteran trainer, “The kid’s got the battle of riding won already.”
    Photograph by Barton Silverman — Page 15

  • 9 Sunday Observer
    Russell Baker
    Scaling the heights of absurdity

  • 11 Anatomy of a reporter’s murder
    Robert Lindsey

  • 15 Here comes “The Kid”!
    Steve Cady

  • 18 Brash, young and post-modern
    Paul Goldberger
    Loud colors, clashing patterns and curious shapes—these are the basic elements of a remarkably successful architectural firm.

  • 32 The night Carter took over the party
    Richard Reeves

  • 48 Tracing their roots
    Dorothy Gallagher

  • 56 Design
    At home in half a barn

  • 60 Food
    Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey
    The ne plus ultra mousse

  • 62 Fashion
    Tom Buckley
    Running short on long underwear

  • 64 The saucy corselet

  • 66 Making contact
    David R. Zimmerman

  • 68 Puzzles
    Last week’s answers, Page 51

  • 72 Letters
    On student radicals, dissident Catholics, controversial museums and misunderstood actors.

  • 87 Endpaper
    The Yglesias family
    Shaggy dog story

  • Picture credits, Page 52

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