Carlee Otero and Stevi Hillman: Compete Against Yourself
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7m 13s
Stevi Hillman and Carlee Otero break down their love for Dash to Fame horses, the grit, the confidence, and the wrecks that come with them, and why they will do whatever a horse needs to win rather than retrain it at that level. They get candid about the outside-rein habits they got hashed on for years, and how they learned to quit racing the pen and start competing against themselves.
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