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his interest in horses. He loved it. It was so much easier for him to accept his placing — if He crossed the line first, he won. If he didn’t, he didn’t.”
While doing well in the races was exciting, and Reed enjoyed the limelight, he also enjoyed the challenges and made many sacrifices to race all season.
“Tuppy is Todd’s dressage horse and he fox-hunts," said Mrs. Duncan. "But Reed had to take the responsibility to get the pony really fit and phy'sif'ally ready. 1 helped him
Local riders D. M.
“Speedy” Smithwick
and James Lawrence
used to be fixtures on
the junior circuit.
with the training, but there was a lot that he had to do all by himself. There were many things that he had to give up and couldn’t do because he needed to work on getting that pony in good shape.”
Reed is a student at Woodberry Forest this year and wants to race again this season, but the logistics of training and travel may prevent that. He will be playing polo at the University of Virginia this summer.
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