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We kick off Season 6 of Can Do with a look at the documentary "Born To Rein" which pays homage to Sir Barton and his time as a U.S. Army Remount Service Stallion at Fort Robinson near Crawford, NE. Bill sits down with the producers of the documentary, Melody Dobson and Jody Lamp. Melody and Jody are also co-founders of the American Doorstop Project
We close out Season 5 with the conclusion to our episode about Roza Robota! Thanks for listening this season...we will be back soon with more episodes of Can Do!
In this episode, Bill discusses the fascinating story of Roza Robata. The horse was named after a little-known heroine and victim of the Holocaust. Roza Robata's involvement in an uprising in Auschwitz is a heroic tale for sure. This is Part 1 iof this terrific story!
Bill is joined by Morty Mittenthal to break down this year's Breeder's Cup! Join the guys for all of their handicapping tips for this year's event.
This week, Bill interviews one of the world's all-time greatest jockeys, Jerry Bailey. Among Jerry's numerous achievements, he is a two-time winner of the Kentucky Derby. Join Bill for this great conversation with a true horse racing legend!
This week, Bill continues his discussion about the life and tragedy of jockey Eric Beitia.
This week Bill looks at the tragic death of Jockey Eric Beitia. Eric was a 21 year old jockey with a promising career when his life came to a tragic end.
This week, we continue with Bill's conversation with Morty Mittenthal!
This week Bill chats with Morty Mittenthal. Morty Mittenthal has spent his life doing what he loves - among those pursuits learning the sport of racing from the ground up, talking himself into jobs in the sport that didn't exist and hobnobbing with the stars at the track. There's a million stories in the Horse Racing City. And Morty may have just that many! Join us for some of his best!
In the second of our two-parter, Bill and Jennifer Kelly continue discussing Sir Barton and his 1920 match race against the incomparable Man O War.
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