JC / Railbird

#delmarI met Marc Subia today and he told me the story of his amazing autograph jacket. "It's my most prized possession." Marc started coming to Del Mar with his dad in the 1970s. It's his home track. And he's been collecting jockey autographs for decades ...Grand Jete keeping an eye on me as I take a picture of Rushing Fall's #BC17 garland. #thoroughbred #horseracing #delmarAnother #treasurefromthearchive — this UPI collage for Secretariat vs. Sham. #inthearchives #thoroughbred #horseracingThanks, Arlington. Let's do this again next year. #Million35That's a helmet. #BC16 #thoroughbred #horseracing #jockeysLady Eli on the muscle. #BC16 @santaanitapark #breederscup #thoroughbred #horseracing

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Weeks Have Passed

Since I last posted, but I have a great excuse: A new job, at a certain racing publication, for which I and the racing companion must relocate to New York in a few days. So, things have been busy around here, although time was found this weekend for a visit to a muddy, messy Suffolk Downs on Saturday:
Muddy Suffolk horses
And a quick trip to Saratoga, where I watched horses work in the fog Monday morning:
Foggy Saratoga morning
Regular posting will resume, eventually. In the meantime, I highly recommend my fellow TBA bloggers and an exciting new venture from Alan of Left at the Gate: Racing Saratoga.

On This Day …

– “On this day in 1936, Tom Smith, an experienced horse trainer, spied an unlikely looking three-year-old Thoroughbred on the track at East Boston’s Suffolk Downs.” [Thanks to our friend Bill for the link.]
– Trainer John Rigattieri “is on a winning streak not seen at Suffolk Downs since John F. Kennedy was known only as a Harvard student.” The trainer kept the streak alive on Saturday with one win, on Monday with two, on Tuesday with another two, and on Wednesday with an impressive four wins out of the day’s nine races.

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