Rodney Dick Recovering
Wednesday, March 23, 2005

The Report learned that trainer Rodney Dick of Finish Line Farms located in Unionville, Tenn., had suffered from chest pains on Monday March, 23. Below is the correspondence that Susan Coleman has sent us:

We would like to thank everyone for their concern and kindness this week
regarding Rodney's illness. He is doing well. On Monday, he phoned me having "chest pain". At this point, we went straight to the ER, received care, and we are currently undergoing a battery of tests. He has really appreciated all of the calls, and caring.I have always felt that we all compete on Friday and Saturday night, and get just "plain mad at each other". However, when someone is sick or in need, we all pull together. Thanks again for all the kindness. Hopefully, on Monday Rodney, will be back in the saddle.

Sincerely,

Susan and Rodney

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