Perhaps the best one to talk about trainer Brian Lynch’s impressive thoroughbred success story is anyone but the man himself. It’s not that he doesn’t have the time to chat – he’ll always find a few minutes even on the busiest days – or that he isn’t adept at the art of conversation. For one of North America’s top conditioners, it’s simply a preference to let the ones competing on the racetrack talk the talk.

It was an approach Lynch learned from one of racing’s most decorated horsemen.

“The most important thing that I learned from Bobby (Frankel) is to stay low-key and let the horses do the talking,” said Lynch, who joined the Hall of Fame conditioner after giving up his public stable at Hollywood Park in 2004.

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