Il y a quelque chose de bon à l’intérieur d’une écurie pour l’intérieur d’un homme.
La célèbre phrase de Winston Churchill « Il y a quelque chose de vrai de l’extérieur d’un cheval qui est bon pour l’intérieur d’un homme », mais tant que les personnes avec lesquelles vous êtes dans une écurie sont les bonnes, j’ai constaté, il y a longtemps et plus récemment encore, que le titre de cette chronique est également vrai.
There’s something about the inside of a barn that’s good for the inside of a man.
Winston Churchill’s famous saying that “There’s something about the outside of a horse that’s good for the inside of a man” stands true,
Dr. Bridgette Jablonsky Talks About The Four Hanover-Bred North America Cup Finalists And How It All Began
Four of the ten starters in this year’s N.A. Cup final were bred by Hanover Shoe Farms.
Margaret Gillon - The Unsung Hero
Everyone has heard of Burke, Gingras, Hannelore Hanover, and many of the other big names that make ‘The Burke Brigade’ famous. How about Margaret Gillon?
Three Starts, Two Breaks And One Incredible Mile
Katie & Jesse Belore are something that racing generally doesn’t see a lot of - a smart young couple looking to make a career out of breeding Standardbreds.
Gregg McNair - The Consummate Professional
Longtime successful horseman Gregg McNair had two starters in this year’s N.A. Cup, but the man who truly epitomizes professionalism and consistency
Agony & Ecstasy
The horse racing business will give its participants many highs and lows, and the ‘agony and ecstasy’ that Pat Walker told him about many years ago, rings true for Tony Alagna more than ever these days
Myron Bell And The Art Of The Sale
Myron Bell has a mind like a steel trap when it comes to racehorses, maternal families and pedigrees in general.
Jack & John
Jack Darling and John Mallia have worked together for 14 years, and although their opinions may differ on certain topics one thing is sure.