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Old 01-22-2023, 07:09 AM   #1
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Howie Tesher leaves us at age 87

real good guy and good horse trainer.

https://www.thoroughbreddailynews.co...r-passes-away/
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Old 01-22-2023, 10:39 AM   #3
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Very nice man.

Excellent trainer.

Every horse player has a couple of longshot darlings they like to follow.

When I was in Florida Howie was one of mine.

In Ca I loved Vladimir Cerin, Leonard Powell and Howie Zucker (RIP)

At Oaklawn it's Jimmy Divito, Allen Milligan and Tom Swearingen

RIP Howie!
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Old 01-22-2023, 11:49 AM   #5
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Sad news from Florida as Howie Tesher was one excellent trainer and a better person. He was always available to the media and rarely held anything back. The interview posted about is a prime example of Tesher saying it as it was. (Thanks affirmedny for that link.)

Howie's brother was the Miami Dolphins team dentist/doctor.

During those exciting long gone years in southern Florida, Howie and the late, famed pinhooker, Seymour Cohen, used to make a good buck bookmaking the jock's room at Hialeah. This went on for quite a while before the stewards caught wind and asked them asked to leave. So, Howie and Sy moved their tack to the next best place to ply their trade -- the press box!

My personal favorites were Plankton, Tap Shoes, Darby Creek Road, Pumpkin Moonshine and Wolfie's Rascal. He successfully trained horses that won important races for 2 and 3 yos (Wolfie's Rascal earned a spot in the Kentucky Derby but finished way back; Tap Shoes won the Sanford Stakes at Saratoga); he won with fillies and mares, grass horses, sprinters and routers, turf and dirt.

Simply, Howie Tesher won with all types over a career and will be missed.

RIP to truly one of the very best.
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