Hamden: "3 best horses in the world"

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

Off topic, but when did you move down here to Florida? I just noticed that it said you were in Ocala. Are you working on one of the farms? I'm going to the October sale. You going to be there?

I relocated to Ocala about two weeks ago, actually....it is nice here. I took a job as Managing Editor of Wire to Wire with the Florida Equine Publications - a subsidiary group of the FTBOA....It was a great opportunity for me and I'm really enjoying it so far...they are allowing me the freedom to continue moonlighting in many other different ways in the industry so I think its going to be a nice fit.....here is a press release...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CONTACT:
Michael Compton, Editor-in-Chief
Wire to Wire
(352) 732-8686



Joel Cunningham named new managing editor of Wire to Wire

OCALA, Fla., Aug. 15 – Joel Cunningham, former racing information manager for Churchill Downs Inc., has been named managing editor of Wire to Wire, Florida’s Daily Racing Digest.

Cunningham comes to Wire to Wire with 10 years of experience in the Thoroughbred industry. He is a graduate of the University of Louisiana at Monroe where he earned a Bachelors of Arts in marketing.

“We are excited to have Joel as part of our team. His knowledge of the Thoroughbred industry should continue to increase the quality of Florida Equine Publications,” said Michael Compton, editor-in-chief of the racing publication.

He recieved his first career position within the Thoroughbred industry straight out of college when he was named assistant director of publicity at Fair Grounds Race Course in New Orleans.

“From the breeding sheds to the sales rings and to the racetracks, the Thoroughbred industry in Florida is a fundamental staple to this cherished pastime. Ocala is one of the more desirable places that anyone in the Thoroughbred industry could wish to be, and I am thrilled to be able to direct my energy and passion for horse racing toward serving the Florida horsemen on a daily basis,” Cunningham said.