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(L-R): Kevin McKathan and Jeremia Rudan at Pimlico this was just on a whim. I bought a cheap horse and dove in.' When I got sick, a guy that worked for me and my company was a trainer at Fort Erie and we went to a Canadian sale. Growing up, my mother had some horses and I rode horses as a kid. Then all of the sudden I wasn't doing much. I could work all the time, but who wants to do that? You need something to kind of stimulate you. 'I was always working out, boxing, all kinds of activities. 'I used to be very active,' recalled Rudan, whose stable now ranges from 15-20 horses, including 3-to-4 runners, weanlings, yearlings, and broodmares. With business interests owned along with his brothers in restaurants, hotels, and land development, the 36-year-old Canadian turned to the sport after an illness in 2017-18 and found himself hooked. The Villa Rosa Farm owner was just getting into the game, feeling his way along, dabbling with a few racehorses and trying his hand at pinhooking with McKathan's guidance. It was 2020, and yearlings by Curlin were selling for as much as $1.2 million, this off a 2019 season that saw the Hill 'n' Dale stallion top the charts as the leading yearling and juvenile sales sire with eight million-dollar yearlings and a $4.1 million Keeneland September Yearling Sale topper.

Here's how it starts: Jeremia Rudan should not have been able to afford this horse. Let's go back to the beginning, or at least the early part of the story. 'I thought he had a shot and he deserved a shot, so we're taking it,' McKathan said. What, then, is the argument for Fenwick's presence in the field?

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