nan, dynamic and fluent, is president of the
Ocala Farm Ministry; while the deep, mea-
sured tones of Woods are punctuated by
chuckles and worldly wit—but both honed
their instincts in a very similar forge.
"Most of us grew up around horses at
home, between the pony club and the hunt,
even a bit of showing," Woods says. "And
there's maybe a little different approach to
it. I don't think we're as hard on horses as
some of the other guys. You've got know
when you've done enough, can't push the
envelope. If you have them tuned too fine-
