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Joe Clancy
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Editor, Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred
Fair Hill
Beats
Biography
Joe Clancy started his journalism career at the University of Delaware in 1986 or so, with a first byline about the presidential bid of Pete du Pont (the campaign obviously did not go well). Since then, he's covered high school sports, college sports, semi-pro baseball, the lifeguard Olympics, a pumpkin chunking competition, the odd Phillies and Orioles games and any number of topics involving Thoroughbred racing – for The Saratoga Special, Steeplechase Times, Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred, Daily Racing Form, The Irish Field and others. He's been published in the New York Times, the Philaelphia Inquirer, the Baltimore Sun, and also The Whale newspaper, the Cecil Whig newspaper and The Softball News. He is a writer, editor, publisher and owner of ST Publishing, Inc., parent company of the thisishorseracing.com Internet site. In 2012, he was named editor of Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred, a monthly magazine published by the Maryland Horse Breeders Association. He lives in Fair Hill, Md. with his wife Sam, sons Ryan, Jack and Nolan, and Labrador Retriever Katie, but can be found wherever horses run.
Sports, Steeplechasing, Steeplechase Racing, Horses, Saratoga
Crypto, AI, Cannibus
Content
By Joe Clancy Verified| Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred Verified What do the owner of a structural steel company and a sales director for an international software company have in common? New Pennsylvania stallions. If you survived the boomerang effect of that Q&A, ponder the decisions of Darryl Myers (steel-company entrepreneur) and Ralph Santella (software sales guy) to dive into the breeding business as the owners of Tyson and Enticed, respectively.
By Joe Clancy Verified| Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred Verified Everybody starts somewhere. For Phil Bartz, his introduction to Thoroughbred racing came with a trip to the Adirondacks -- and Saratoga Race Course -- from his family's home in Buffalo, N.Y."By the time I went to kindergarten I could read," Bartz said.
By Joe Clancy Verified| Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred Verified Leading the annual Sneaker Creeper footrace for children in Chestertown, Md., Allison Davis graciously paused at a chute near the finish line to let another runner pass. "Why did you let that other little girl go first?" Allison's mom Becky asked afterward. "Oh," 3-year-old Allison replied. "I wanted the other girl to go first.""But you didn't win the race," Becky said.
Company Info
Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred