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By Betsy Branscome
Times-Democrat Staff Writer
Professional horseman Ted Thompson figures he spends more than seven hours each day working directly with the horses he trains. Grooming, riding, cleaning, mucking, feeding, exercising. And though this full-time job keeps him busy all day long, Thompson said that he doesn’t consider himself a professional athlete, really, more of a “hired worker bee that is very fit from heavy lifting and Kardpulling horses!”
Thompson may not admit it, but
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