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Mid- America Racing Stables, Inc. Sandvik Inc. Gramm and Ziemba , Bain, Hausch and Ziemba and on the website chef-de-race. Typically he was combining racing business with an operatic pilgrimage. He had mares at his magnificent Hacienda San He spoke to a woman, obviously black, His new book, reads as both an overdue homage and a cautionary tale about what it's like for a dark, brooding athlete to try and maintain a firm grip on the pinnacle of his profession at the expense of driving off almost everybody who cared about him"--Thoroughbred Daily News "This book is a nearly perfect pairing of author and subject.
Bill Christine is among the very few writers who fully understand the emotional history of horse racing in America over the last half century. It makes for a very enjoyable read. Bill Hartack won the Kentucky Derby five times, and seemed to hate every moment. His impoverished upbringing didn't help: his mother was killed in an automobile accident; the family home burned down; his father was murdered by a girlfriend; and he was estranged from his sisters for most of his life.
Larry King, his friend, said it was just as well Hartack never married, because it wouldn't have lasted. Hartack was one of racing's most accomplished jockeys. But he was an inveterate grouch and gave the press a hard time. At 26, he was inducted into the Hall of Fame. Whenever the media tried to bury him, he would win another Derby. At the end of his life, he was found alone in a cabin in the Texas hinterlands.
Drawn from dozens of interviews and conversations with family members, friends and enemies, this book provides a full account of Hartack's turbulent life. Author : Library of Congress.
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