Breeders’ Cup 2022: How Aidan O’Brien and Charlie Appleby Get Their Horses Comfortable at Keeneland

Aiden O’Brien’s contingent on the track Nov. 2 (Coady Photography)

Michael Wilson, CEO of Forza Bloodstock, explains the difference in training approaches between US-based horses and those shipping in from Europe for the Breeders’ Cup. He discusses why Europeans like to travel in a line rather than being scattered around the track.

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Best horseracing show format, period. Here are the numbers, thoughts on the pattern, and on to the next. The recap at the end is nice too. "Sorry if I'm talkin fast, maybe you need to listen fast" lol

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Breeders’ Cup 2022: How Aidan O’Brien and Charlie Appleby Get Their Horses Comfortable at Keeneland

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