Bill Cass On The Mend
After recently undergoing open heart surgery, veteran horseman Bill Cass is on the road to recovery
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Cass told Trot Insider that he experienced chest pains and went to hospital after helping to break one his colts. The 68-year-old underwent triple bypass surgery at Trillium Health Centre on Wednesday, January 27 and after overcoming the Norfolk virus, he was released on Saturday, January 30.
The resident of Milton, Ont. says that his is doing very well and enjoyed his first outing on Saturday with a trip to the Mohawk Inn to watch the 2010 Olympic Games over lunch with his business partner John Craig and close friends.
"Howard Aas and Wendy Amos are looking after things while I'm recuperating and they are doing a great job," said Cass, who is not expected to resume training for approximately six months.
Please join Standardbred Canada in wishing Bill Cass a full recovery.
All the best Bill and a
All the best Bill and a speedy recovery. I have to agree with Angus Gillis, call me too if you have another Shoo Man......he was my first claim ($1000) as a young boy and gave me many great memories.
Jim mcManus and all Bills
Jim mcManus and all Bills friends in Scotland wish him a speedy recovery,keep eating the shortbread. Mohawk is to quiet without you!!.
Hi Uncle Bill, Just got word
Hi Uncle Bill, Just got word of your operation and thankfully everything worked out all right. Unfortunately I didn't get in touch at the Jug but we may meet along the way. I can still taste Percilla's meat balls and remember Uncle Ray saying they were the most expensive meat balls I have ever had. All in good fun. Best wishes for a speedy recovery and if you ever have another Shoo Man or Repeat Performance give me a call. Take care.
Angus Gillis
hey Bill! don't overdue it.
hey Bill! don't overdue it. Take it easy. I did enjoy the time when i worked for you. hope to see you back later.
Hello Bill, all the best in
Hello Bill, all the best in your recovery. Ken and I were talking about you this morning, it was all good. Best wishes Ken, Freda, Bob & Jane.
You and your upbeat
You and your upbeat personality are vital to racing and your friends (including us) Get Back To Normal Quick!!!< Al & Kendra
Hey Billy,All the Best for a
Hey Billy,All the Best for a speedy recovery,Everybody knows your a big hearted sole,hope to see you in the winners circle again soon.all the best John Crake