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CARETAKER REMEMBERS ROCKNROLL HANOVER

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CARETAKER REMEMBERS ROCKNROLL HANOVER
By Karen Briggs, USTA Web Newsroom Senior Correspondent

TORONTO, ON – March 18, 2013 -- Of all the people who were shocked and saddened by the news of the untimely death of champion pacer and sire Rocknroll Hanover (Western Ideal–Rich N Elegant), no one felt the loss more keenly than the young woman who experienced first-hand his two-year odyssey at the very top echelon of the sport.

Sarah Lauren Scott, of Milton, Ontario, was the caretaker for the burly colt she called Rock, from almost the beginning of his 2-year-old campaign, down to his final triumph in the Breeders Crown as a sophomore, and she remembers every detail as if it was yesterday.

“I had just started working for Brett Pelling in 2004, and he told me there were two horses coming up from New Jersey -- a free-for-all trotter and a ‘wild 2-year-old,’” Scott recalls. “He gave me the

2010 Altech FEI World Equestrian Games begins Sunday Sep. 26th ...

Check it out. The contest is against the clock over a distance of 100 miles with five stops mandatory for veterinarians to check the horses & rsquo. For those of us can not do in Kentucky to experience the World Equestrian Games in person, you can listen to the competitor who finishes the race in the shortest time wins.

Beef Talk: How do we get the next generation to raise beef?

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