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sponse was the Anna House. "There is nothing I would trade in rac- ing for the smiles and the success that this daycare center has had with children and the hundreds of children who have SDVVHGWKURXJKKHUHZLWKDƬUPIRXQGD- WLRQXQGHUWKHPqUHƮHFWHG'XEEZKR has three children of his own with his wife Lee. "As far as racehorses, obviously Wavell Avenue winning the Breeders' Cup was a big achievement. Some of the most fun moments were winning the Spinaway with Condo Commando, which was Tom 'XUNLQoV ODVW FDOO DQG ZLQQLQJ WKH *, Manhattan S. with Slumber one race be- fore American Pharoah won the Triple Crown with 90,000 people there. That was surreal. The only thing that would have been better would have been win- ning with American Pharoah." In addition to those major victories, Dubb has won six leading owner titles in New York, including topping the stand- ings the past three years straight at Saratoga. "In my wildest, wildest dreams, I could have never dreamt of winning a race at Saratoga, never mind being the leading RZQHUDW6DUDWRJDq'XEERƪHUHGp:LQ- ning the owner title at Saratoga is even harder than being leading NYRA owner overall. I enjoy winning and there is no- where better on the planet than Sarato- ga, as far as I'm concerned." Though Dubb has won many top races and accomplished great feats in racing, he still has a few races on his bucket list. "I think my goal, like everybody else, is to have as many Saturday afternoon horses as possible and to be in the big- ger races," he remarked. "There is cer- tainly a lot to be said about quality over quantity. Like everybody else, my goal is to hopefully win the really big races.

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