“Keep your knees together when you gallop,” D. Wayne Lukas told me, “actually, that's a good thing for a young lady to do anyway.”
I knew we were going to get along well after that.
8:57 am. Three minutes early.
Eighteen and a half couple, voices in full cry. Foxhunter math for 37 hounds galloping in pursuit of their fox.
What more needs to be said or written about 2020? A year that we can’t wait to move past certainly produced its share of things we’ll never forget.
The 37th Breeders’ Cup World Championships will close like it always does, with the $6 million Classic billed as one of the deepest and most competitive fields ever with Horse of the Year and divisional titles on the line.
Wonder if Channel Maker will peer out from his black blinkers, survey the field for Saturday’s Grade 1 Breeders’ Cup Turf and wonder where his old friend and foe Sadler’s Joy might be hanging out.
