Other Publications

American Racehorse

Ageless Wonder - Winter 2018

Boo Dutton began his racing career at an age when many horses are already retired, and at the lowest level possible, but he kept getting stronger year-by-year into age 10, when he won his second straight edition of the Michigan Sire Stakes and solidified himself as one of Michigan's top runners.

How Wild Rose Won The Queen’s Plate In 1867 - And Again 19 Years Later - June 2018

Thirty-six fillies have won the Queen’s Plate in the race’s 158-year history. Two of them were chestnut mares named Wild Rose. A historical deep-dive into a family’s dominance to the point of redundancy in the rough-and-tumble early days of the Canadian classic.

Brad Cox - August-October 2018

A profile on trainer Brad Cox in the midst of what became a career season, led by the exploits of star filly Monomoy Girl. Interviews with notable from Cox’s past and present outline how the trainer’s work ethic led him from a hotwalker who grew up a few blocks from Churchill Downs to leading a horse into the Kentucky Oaks winner’s circle.

From Mt. Pleasant to the World: Quick and Rich runs - June 2019

Born in Sidney, Michigan, an unincorporated community of about 200, Arabian racehorse Quick and Rich rose from a $7,000 maiden race at small-time Mount Pleasant Meadows to winning North America’s richest race for Arabians, the $100,000 President of the U.A.E. Cup at Churchill Downs. From there, Quick and Rich took owner/breeders Tom and Joyce Fritz to the world’s richest race for Arabians in Abu Dhabi, worth $1.3 million.