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Posted March 14. 2013 12:20PM

NH horse racing mogul drops suit against jockeys that threatened to boycott his mounts

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The case has been on hold since Gill, a New Hampshire mortgage company owner who was one of the sport's largest horse owners, had a falling out with his former lawyer, Alan Pincus, late last year. Rambo had given Gill time to seek a new attorney.


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