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From: Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)
Date: 20020605
Author:
Byline: LARRY LEE PALMER COLUMNIST
NEW YORK -- A good horse can be picked
by its general build and appearance.
But the mark of a superlative horse -
one that raises no dust
and leaves no tracks -
that mark is evanescent and fleeting,
as elusive as air.
Few eyes remark it.
- Jean Merrill
Greetings from the Big Apple, and welcome to the corner table of the Algonquin Hotel where, at midnight, the ghosts of Ring Lardner and Damon Runyan linger like the musk of fine Cuban cigars.
This morning, racing scribes and apparitions alike will ...
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