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center such as Washington, D.C. or Winchester to continue building a lesson and boarding operation as well as expanding the training business.
Their reasoning was sound: Northern Virginia is within three hours of seven mid-Atlantic racetracks, making training on the farm - and shipping to the races the day of an event - possible. Given that most* horses appreciate the slower pace of training on a farm, with turnout options and quiet days and nights, the opportunity to train horses on the farm and still be within a very short van ride to virtually limitless area racing is a big plus for a public trainer such as McClure.
Their Realtor contacted them a few days later to offer the old Windy Oak Farm, the old dairy and hay operation of the Fishpaw family west of Berryville. Nearly 100 acres, the mostly open property lies directly between the Blue Ridge and Allegheny chain, good during the summer for
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