Mysterious Goings On

Today, we're plunging into a gripping narrative that's a blend of horse racing lore, courtroom drama, and edge-of-your-seat intrigue. Joining us is the esteemed animal law attorney and the author behind the top-selling book Broken: The Suspicious Death of Alydar and the End of Horse Racing's Golden Age, Fred M. Kray. He is a former trial lawyer who now specializes in animal law and won the American Bar Association’s coveted Excellence in the Advancement of Animal Law Award in 2016. Whether rescuing a stolen Great Dane with a SWAT team or freeing innocent dogs from death row, it has always been his life’s purpose to give animals a voice. He has lectured on the subject, taught at the law school level, and coauthored an article for American Jurisprudence Proof of Facts. Kray was introduced to horse racing working at a racetrack in Nebraska while attending law school. He fell in love with a horse named Alydar in Miami, watching him run in the Flamingo Stakes and the Florida Derby. Reintroduced to Aly