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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

Recently, in the blog, I mentioned how the backbone of our stable is now made up of homebreds or horses that we purchased at Yearling or two-year-old sales.  I thought

As I mentioned in the last blog, we’ve got a good group of owners, including the guys who set me up (e.g. My Meadowview and Winter Park Partners) and I

Alas, after a slight hiatus (about a year) we are back online with the Tom Morley Blog. Last year I was in a position to do it myself, but I

I firstly must apologize to those who follow and read this blog for my total lack of input over the past two months. However with moving house, moving barn, attending

Every time we took a breath and thought that finally the winter had broken and spring was on its way then we got another chilly blast to remind us that

Oh this is savage. People who have been here for a lot longer than I have are amazed at how hard this winter has been on us trainers, riders, grooms

January has proved to be one of the toughest months I have known in New York. The winter vortex was quite simply one of the most brutal environments in which

With the closing to 2013 right around the corner it brings the close to my first year as a trainer and all in all it has gone relatively well I