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Terry Hanback performs this important race day duty.

“This is another job that requires your presence early in the day,” she said. “It is your job to make sure horses report to the paddock on time, and are saddled and out on the course on time. You’d better be on time yourself.”

Hanback said that some of the things she is required to look out for are horses with (prohibited) toe grabs, tardiness and horses who have been saddled in the stable area without explicit permission from the paddock judge.

“You also watch out for unruly horses,” she continued. “You can move them out of the paddock to

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