High and lonesome sound: Canada’s rural crisis greatcanadianlongform Society September 5, 2018September 4, 2018 1 Minute “Mike Hennessy was 10 years old when he jogged his first horse, and it tore flat-out across the farm track so fast he thought his father had pranked him. The speed, the smell of the stables, the thunder of hooves on the track and the mountain air whirling across the northern Rocky plains—Hennessy put his heels along the girth line and breathed it all in. In all its dust and glory, the horse-racing life was his, and he was hooked on the thrill of losing control and the chase of getting it back.” Robbie Jeffrey – Eighteen Bridges – August 2018 Share this:TwitterFacebookLike Loading... Related Published by greatcanadianlongform View all posts by greatcanadianlongform Published September 5, 2018September 4, 2018