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Jeremy Best Honored For Heroic Rescue
The Race Track Chaplaincy of America has selected its 2011 White Horse Award recipient – Remington Park starting gate crewman Jeremy Best.
Best, 36, rescued the legendary 69-year-old Quarter Horse jockey Roy Brooks from the wild thrashings of the panicked and entangled Fit Ta Fly on April 17th of this year.
Best has been on the track all of his life. His father, Frank Best, was a leading rider in the Northwest. The younger Best has been a valet and worked on the starting gate crew at Remington Park since 2001. He still gallops horses every morning.
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Comment by Marlene Thoms on October 15, 2011 at 11:09am -
Awesome. I wonder if his name has something to do with it. When you are the Best, and your dad is the Best....
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Comment by E. Allan Buck on October 14, 2011 at 12:42pm -
A true Hero.
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