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breaks, shoes and sells hunters and race horses, gives riding lessons and runs a tack shop. All that is on the sign at the gate to Old Mill Stables. What the sign doesn’t say is that this is a family business, so if Moody isn’t there to wait on a customer, a younger Aylor will be.
Sixteen-year-old Pete Aylor rode in his first flat race, atTimonium, Md., last fall and won it, aboard Jim Bill Fletcher’s Apriori—trained by Moody Aylor, of course. Pete has ridden Aylortrained horses in the Virginia Point to Point circuit for several years. His younger sister Janice, called “Smokey,” rode in pair races this past season. Both youngsters help their father with all
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