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Lifelong horsewoman Trish Regard had plans after graduating with a BA in political science from the University of Florida to get a master’s degree in third-world development, join the Peace Corps, and try to help people around the world who have nothing. Then life showed up. Instead of continuing her studies at Catholic University in Washington, D.C., Regard became the primary caregiver to her mother, Neenya, after a breast cancer diagnosis. She died in 1996.
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Bill Knauf's first job in racing was hawking his uncle's tip sheet as a teenager outside of the gates of Saratoga Race Course – not far from where he grew up in the capital district near Albany. For as long as he can remember, the Knauf family spent summer weekends at the upstate New York track, packing a cooler, getting in line early, and grabbing a picnic table in the backyard when the gates opened.
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Bill Knauf's first job in racing was hawking his uncle's tip sheet as a teenager outside of the gates of Saratoga Race Course – not far from where he grew up in the capital district near Albany. For as long as he can remember, the Knauf family spent summer weekends at the upstate New York track, packing a cooler, getting in line early, and grabbing a picnic table in the backyard when the gates opened.
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Tributes began to pour in on Sunday for Thoroughbred trainer Christophe Clement, 59, who died from metastatic uveal melanoma, a rare form of cancer. His passing – at his home while surrounded by family – was announced on his stable's social media platform in a message he wrote. It began, "Unfortunately, if you are reading this, it means I was unable to beat my cancer. ... As I reflect on my journey, I realize I never worked a day in my life.
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paulickreport.com | Ray Paulick
Tributes began to pour in on Sunday for Thoroughbred trainer Christophe Clement, 59, who died from metastatic uveal melanoma, a rare form of cancer. His passing – at his home while surrounded by family – was announced on his stable's social media platform in a message he wrote. It began, "Unfortunately, if you are reading this, it means I was unable to beat my cancer. ... As I reflect on my journey, I realize I never worked a day in my life.
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