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continuous cross - breezes. (“Not as good in winter,” McClure noted between chattering teeth.)

Already in place on the farm were an enormous old * dairy bam, milking parlors, machine shops, a pig shed, a big old farmhouse and two smaller dependences, along with a mystifying variety of little rundown buildings with no known purpose.

They decided to take the plunge last year. The bones of a racehorse training facility were visible. They just needed to add a modern touch.

In the cobwebbed old dairy bafh, McClure envisioned a boarding stable, back-to-back stalls and open aisles with plenty of storage. In the concreted milking parlor, she could imagine a 20-stall training stable. In a concrete block machine shop near the house, McClure envisioned a quarantine bam, five stalls with a pair of tiny paddocks adjacent

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