38

beaten in a photo finish: “Woolf Blames Bumping,”

SB

, March 5, 1938.

39

“Big head, little ass …”: Bill Buck, telephone interview, January 28, 1998.

40

“icemen and traveling salesmen …”: Alexander, “New England Racing,” p. 160.

41

“the strength to blow out a candle …”: Ibid., p. 159.

CHAPTER 5

1

Thomas Dowell: “Death of Jockey Dowell,”

Thoroughbred Record

, July 1938.

2

“will all but saw their legs off …”: Arcaro,

I Ride to Win!

, p. 49.

3

eating dehydrated lettuce: Ibid.

4

sight of water agonizing: Breslin,

Sunny Jim

, p. 128.

5

“road work”: Chick Lang, telephone interview, January 23, 1998; Woody Stephens, telephone interview, January 13, 1998.

6

DeLara: Joe H. Palmer,

This Was Racing

(New York: A. S. Barnes and Company, 1953), p. 22.

7

virtuosos of defecation: Helen Luther, telephone interview, March 6, 1998.

8

“Frenchy” Hawley:

Jockey’s Guild Year Book, 1945

(New York: Jockey’s Guild, 1945), pp. 47–49; Tommy Luther, telephone interview, February 2, 1998; Helen Luther, telephone interview, March 6, 1998.

9

Greenberg’s reducing: Sonny Greenberg, telephone interview, December 24, 1999.

10

lost

thirteen

pounds: Breslin,

Sunny Jim

, pp. 130–32.

11

“biggest disappointment of my life …”: Woody Stephens, with James Brough,

Guess I’m Lucky

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