Barbaro Youth-enized

Barabaro's brother, Nicanor (above), will make his racing debut tomorrow at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale, exactly two years after the death of the horse that won the hearts of a nation. Or at least the sentimental half.It's a good thing horses can't understand the pressure of expectations... Can they?After the...

By Thomas Francis

January 30, 2009

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Barabaro's brother, Nicanor (above), will make his racing debut tomorrow at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale, exactly two years after the death of the horse that won the hearts of a nation. Or at least the sentimental half.

It's a good thing horses can't understand the pressure of expectations... Can they?

After the jump, Barbaro's 2006 Kentucky Derby win, or as the horse remembers it: the day I ran fast in a noisy circle of ugly hats then ate hay.

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