The New York Times Magazine cover from September 23, 1973, featuring a thoroughbred mare and her foal grazing at Claiborne Farm, with a caption about Secretariat's future role as a stud.
Inside page of The New York Times Magazine, September 23, 1973, displaying the Table of Contents and a section on letters, showcasing classic typesetting and design from that era.
Advertisement in The New York Times Magazine from September 23, 1973, promoting Sabra liqueur with an elegant bottle and glass, along with a description of its rich history and taste experience.
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The New York Times Magazine cover from September 23, 1973, featuring a thoroughbred mare and her foal grazing at Claiborne Farm, with a caption about Secretariat's future role as a stud.Inside page of The New York Times Magazine, September 23, 1973, displaying the Table of Contents and a section on letters, showcasing classic typesetting and design from that era.Advertisement in The New York Times Magazine from September 23, 1973, promoting Sabra liqueur with an elegant bottle and glass, along with a description of its rich history and taste experience.

The New York Times Magazine September 23, 1973 Secretariat Claiborne Farm 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.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
A thoroughbred mare and her foal graze at Claiborne Farm, one of Kentucky’s great breeding farms. It is here that Secretariat will take up residence—and his new duties as stud. Page 20.
Photograph by Ken Regan

4 Sunday Observer
The injustice department
By Russell Baker

10 Letters
On identity problems and academic standings of blacks at white colleges.

18 Why Congress won’t fight
By Elizabeth Drew

20 All you can do is breed the best with the best
When Secretariat stands at stud
By Tom Buckley

22 Selling schooling like groceries
The voucher idea
By Milton Friedman

24 Mideast oil, American demand, Israeli security
Can the Arabs really blackmail us?
By Robert E. Hunter

26 What happened to the chess mania
Waiting for Bobby
By Harold C. Schonberg

36 Not a Bing, or a Gentle, but a Chapin
A Met understudy makes it to the top
By Stephen E. Rubin

62 Fashions
A ubiquitous fabric
By Mary Ann Crenshaw

76 Home
Their own mix
By Norma Skurka

81 Food
No-meat stews
By Nika Hazelton

106 Bridge
Upside-down play
By Alan Truscott

108 Picture Credits

111 Puzzles

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