Posted 8 years ago
charmsomeone
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Thoroughbreds by W.A. Fraser. Toronto George N. Morang and Company, Limited. 1902. Saw this cover and loved it. Hope it is a good book to read.
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Posted 8 years ago
charmsomeone
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Thoroughbreds by W.A. Fraser. Toronto George N. Morang and Company, Limited. 1902. Saw this cover and loved it. Hope it is a good book to read.
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Should be good reading......
I worked in the Horse Racing Industry for about 20+ years in the betting/cash area
antiquerose looking forward to this book. How was working at the Horse racing industry? I bet you could write a book about it.
Thanks brunswick.
lol.....I actually love harness Racing better than Thoroughbred Racing. I mean I love both -- but to me -- *Harness* Racing is just so much easier to handicap as the Driver weight means nothing, they run the same distance usually unless a very very special race, the driver is usually the same.
Thoroughbreds are a different story as carry different weights, different distance, different rider, I can read a harness program so much easier as all the answers are there......just have to know what to look for.
I loved working there.....it was Great Staff, Great customers, and just loved the environment there !! After 20 years you knew certain customers Special number to place, or what they were going to bet before they got to the window!! Loved working there!!
See the link of the Greatest Horse ( in My opinion )....and that was the same year I got a horse on the farm too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfCMtaNiMDM
Thank you for the link antiquerose.
My grand-daughter works at the track--Commercial Teller. She got me a purse from there with a scene depicting the track with running horses I have to use it, but I am not all that "sporty". It's the thought, right?