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raid, a young Irish rider who last year recorded a highly successful season racing on the flat.
The thrill of having a novice horse or rider that you have trained do well is one of the major attractions to public trainers in point-topoint racing.
“Financially it’s a break even situation for most of us,” says Don Yovanovich, a public trainer in Upperville who was the leading trainer on the Virginia point-topoint circuit last year. “The best thing I can hope to do at the end of the season is sell a horse that’s won a couple of races for a profit. But nothing makes me feel better than watching a young horse I’ve trained do well or having a novice rider I’ve
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