Ghostzapper and the Argument for Starting Seldom and Running Well

Ghostzapper did not pile up starts. What he ran, he ran with real distinction, and a short list of races was enough to leave a lasting name on the American turf. His record argues that a racehorse can be measured by the quality of each start rather than by how many times he went to the post. Horsemen from the Florida winter barns to the New York backstretch will know that kind of horse: seldom seen, never forgotten.

With reporting from America's Best Racing.