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By JENNIFER BURKE Timcs-<'ommunity Newspapers Special Writer
Retirement means different things to different people. To some, it means traveling the world, writing novels and exploring the great unknown.
Others look forward to snoozing well past the alarm on sundrenched spring mornings, sipping java in bed and enjoying unstructured frivolity at a new stage of life.
Well, imagine this: You’ve worked hard, very hard, and succeeded in your occupation. You’ve earned a good living and provided for others but instead of retiring, you simply switched and tried your hand at another occupation.
That’s just what Sprocket Man, a successful retired race horse, has done. You- see, “Sprocket,” as he is affectionately known by his partner Trooper Todd White, has left the race track for greener pastures ... at the Kentucky Horse Park.
Yes, he’s hung up his racing plates and turned them in for some heavy steel shoes. (Don’t we all
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