They say racing has its own form of luck and you need it to be on your side. This year Saratoga illustrated this exactly for us. It was a very long and tough meet. There are plenty of big operations that leave without winning a race at Saratoga and it’s probably my biggest professional fear […]
In a recent interview I commented that training horses and the details of what happens on the backside of a racetrack is considered a “closed shop” by many people. I don’t think it should be that way, and here are some examples of ways I try to keep our operation an “open shop.” I use Twitter extensively […]