Dale Huckabee became a professional Quarter Horse jockey at 16 and later set a world record in mule racing at the Aspencade Stakes in New Mexico that stood for decades, traveling 350 yards in 21.03 seconds. When health forced him to step away from horse and mule racing, he rebuilt working ranches, managing horses, and eventually rising through the ranks at Coca-Cola, where he now serves as a security investigator helping reduce company losses across the western United States. At 68, Dale cycles over 150 miles a week, competes at the Huntsman World Senior Games, and loves cross-training with his wife.

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