Joe Drape is a reporter for "The New York Times." He has won numerous national awards for news and sports writing, including the Eclipse Award for outstanding achievement in horse-racing writing. Drape is the author of "Black Maestro: The Epic Life of an American Legend" and "The Race for the Triple Crown." He lives in New York City.
"What a pleasure to be reminded again that so much of the finest
writing about sport in America has focused on the folk who've
linked their hopes, dreams and dollars to that most noble of
animals: the Thoroughbred. And what a joy to find so much of it
between the covers of this book."--Joe McGinniss, bestselling
author of THE BIG HORSE and NEVER ENOUGH
"What a pleasure to be reminded again that so much of the finest
writing about sport in America has focused on the folk who've
linked their hopes, dreams and dollars to that most noble of
animals: the Thoroughbred. And what a joy to find so much of it
between the covers of this book."--Joe McGinniss, bestselling
author of THE BIG HORSE and NEVER ENOUGH
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