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References
- ↑ Epigram's pedigree and partial racing stats
- ↑ Cauz, Louis E. The Plate. (1984) Deneau Publishers ISBN 0-88879-104-6
- ↑ May 23, 1952 Ottawa Citizen article on Epigram winning the Queen's Plate