Quadrangle

With a close proximity to Canada, a country where many of my relatives reside, and a place where I spent many summer afternoons venturing to the track with my father, I thought I'd give this current blog post a taste of some North-of-the-Border flavor. Canadians, one and all, can be proud of their h...Read More

The date was October 3, 1964. The United States was only days away from seeing Civil Rights champion, Dr. Martin Luther King become the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, while in the world of thoroughbred horse racing; a pair of fantastic rivals would do battle in their greatest contest. ...Read More

Hall of Famer J. Elliott Burch, who trained Belmont Stakes winners Sword Dancer, Quadrangle, and Arts and Letters, died Saturday at Newport Hospital in Rhode Island of complications from pneumonia. He was 86.   Burch, the son of Hall of Fame trainer Preston Burch and grandson of Hall of Fame tr...Read More