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Head them off at the pass? For these riders, that’s their job

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By Hannah Wulkan 
| The Seattle Times
When you arrive at a horse race, you always encounter the expected elements: the stands full of dapper onlookers, the booming announcer over the loudspeaker and, of course, the horses and jockeys strutting to the starting gate. But what if suddenly, a horse — sans rider — streaks down the track, having gotten loose? It happens, but then a rider wearing red will run out in front and catch it. That person is an outrider, there to ensure that everyone on the track — human and equine — remains safe.
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In the Sport of Driving, Four Horses Pull a Cart Around an Arena. Quickly.

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By Hannah Wulkan 
| Breaking One
NEW YORK -- Sitting among a boisterous crowd of friends and family at the Hirschl & Adler Galleries on Madison Avenue in New York City, Co…
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By Hannah Wulkan 
| The New York Times
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