William A. Levin Dead
William A. Levin, who won the 1971 Travers Stakes with Bold Reason, died Jan. 26, one day after his 84th birthday.
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Head of NY Thoroughbred Capital Fund Fined in Larceny Case
- By Tom Precious
The former head of the now-defunct New York State Thoroughbred Capital Investment Fund pleaded guilty to felony grand larceny charges, state officials and his lawyer said Dec. 2.
Never Can Say Goodbye
By Larry Levin - What does a jockey have to do to be banned from Thoroughbred racing?
The Customer is Always Wrong
By Larry Levin -- Horseplayers are the plankton of Thoroughbred racing, and get about as much respect. Plankton are the tiny organisms at the bottom of the oceanic food chain. If they were suddenly to disappear, life in the sea would plummet, probably to the point of extinction.
Signifying Nothing
By Larry Levin -- For whatever reason, some Thoroughbred owners like to talk about how in the dark they are.
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