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Southwest Regional: Loose and Free

Southwest Regional: Loose and Free

Terry Gabriel instills teamwork at Pelican State Thoroughbreds.

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 Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Inside Track: Just the Ticket

Inside Track: Just the Ticket

Only a fool can be trusted with the Holy Grail, and William "La-Tee" Braud meets all of the qualifications.

 Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Inside Track: Quarter Century of Quality

Inside Track: Quarter Century of Quality

Job security is a two way street. It's a continual dance of give and take. In the transient labor pool of American race tracks, finding good help on the backstretch is like catching fire-flies in a bottle.

 Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Inside Track: Record Smasher

Inside Track: Record Smasher

By Gary McMillen - Records are made to be broken. Yada, yada, yada. You never hear anybody say that records are made to be smashed.

 Monday, April 07, 2008

Sucker Punched

By Gary McMillen - Enough Doppler radar. It was Saturday afternoon when I drove out to Lake Pontchartrain to gather my thoughts and make a decision. Sitting on the seawall, listening to the splash of waves on the concrete steps, I noticed there were no seagulls. That's when I decided to evacuate. If the birds didn't want to be in New Orleans, I sure as hell didn't want to stay, either.

 Tuesday, September 27, 2005

Not So Smart

By Gary McMillen -- Sometimes it takes a thorn to get rid of a splinter. Like a Maryland blue crab dropped out of a basket, I scurried to the safety of my office. There were questions I needed to ask myself. Smarty Jones did not give me what I wanted but maybe he gave me what I needed.

 Thursday, August 26, 2004

Not So Smart

By Gary McMillen -- Sometimes it takes a thorn to get rid of a splinter. Like a Maryland blue crab dropped out of a basket, I scurried to the safety of my office. There were questions I needed to ask myself. Smarty Jones did not give me what I wanted but maybe he gave me what I needed.

 Tuesday, May 25, 2004