From winning a stake in his second start as a maiden to competing at a recognized show after only being off the track for four months, Blindwillie McTell has always been an over achiever. But TDN writer Christie DeBernardis refers to him has the ultimate sweetheart, as she has ensured “Willie” an active second career, much like many other former Linda Rice trainees. And how can you not fall in love with a horse who loves Goldfish and muddy puddles?
From gamblers to exercise riders to former trainer and Hall of Famer Bill Mott, they all have asked or told me their own stories about...
For seven racing seasons we watched the fiery, sometimes cantankerous, chestnut gelding named Whitmore blitz down the racetrack. We all...
Lindy Gutman is living proof that the Off Track Thoroughbred community is one of most supportive, encouraging, and energetic horse...
Their relationship began long before he was born. Having worked with his Dam Unspurned as a yearling, Natalie Voss, vowed to meet her first...
For Tim Lanahan, the race track has always been a constant. Whether it was going to Saratoga as a fan when he was young, or photographing...
Bob Edwards’ e Five Racing Thoroughbreds has seen enormous success in only six years with multiple Breeders Cup wins, countless...
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