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    Jake and Digger| An Amazing Horseracing Story About two Standardbred Racehorses

    Wednesday, September 17th, 2008

    This horseracing story is about two standardbred racehorses and their friendship. You would be amazed to know the relationship between these two horse. They are intelligent and really special…

    Jake and Digger| An Amazing Horseracing Story About two Standardbred Racehorses

    By: Mary Ann Molnar

    Some people believe that horses aren’t as smart as people. I believe you can look into a horses eyes and see all the way into their souls. They are quite intelligent, have families, make friends, and mourn the loss of any of these things. The following story is about two standardbred  horses that are special. Some people believe they know these animals but there are many horses whose memories are rolled up into two. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did writing it. Jake and Digger first encountered each other  when they were both purchased as yearlings at the fall sale. Both colts were purchased for a reasonable amount, although Digger was smaller the conformation was decent and the breeding acceptable. After being purchased by the same owner the boys were thrown out in the same pasture with 20 other youngsters to grow.

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    A True Champion| A Special Horseracing Story

    Wednesday, September 17th, 2008

    This horseracing story depicts the true spirit and willpower of a racehorse when he participated in the  Triple Crown series. The story is geared up with true emotion between the horse and his rider…

    A True Champion| A Special Horseracing Story

    By: Noreen Evans

    This was the moment. He was sure that no other horse felt the same way he did. Nervous excitement charged through him like an electric shock. He could feel his Jockey Balancing tensely upon his back. He could hear the other horses snorting, their Jockeys whispering encouraging words to their mounts. Breathing in deeply he could smell the sweat that was surfacing upon the other horses shoulders and flanks as well as his own. The smell of the Jockeys’ boot polish also filled his nostrils and he exhaled to rid himself of the unpleasant odor. In the work of a few seconds he noticed these things while the crowd became silent.

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