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In the Fall of '68 our mare. In the Know, went through her initial racing campaign in a most inauspicious manner. In fact, the experts said, "forget it”. She was wellbred. athletic a super mover and in the hands of the best steeplechase trainer. While we were puzzling over her bad performance and wondering about the future. Judd spoke briefly and to the point. In the Know "needed to get her boredom relieved so that she would eat better". Since we believe in working our race horses in the afternoons. Judd initiated a morning session. Although he has not ridden in years, without announcements or preliminaries, he saddled himself his favorite "pinto" (his name was International) and with In the Know in tow took off through the countryside. This became a daily routine and Judd’s selfassigned sacred duty. Thus, passed the autumn and w inter of 1968-69. On the last
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