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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2025 · 1H 4M

Episode #44 - The Thrill of the Mongol Derby with Fred Berry, lawyer and fox hunter.

from Horse People Podcast · host Gideon Kotkowski

In this engaging conversation, Fred Berry shares his journey from a tobacco farm in North Carolina to becoming a successful plaintiff's lawyer. He discusses his passion for fox hunting and the challenges he faced while participating in the Mongol Derby, a grueling endurance race across Mongolia. Fred reflects on the lessons learned from both his legal career and his experiences with horses, emphasizing the importance of resilience, adaptability, and the deep connection between humans and horses.TakeawaysHe is a plaintiff's lawyer who thrives on challenges.Fox hunting has been a significant part of his life.The Mongol Derby was a spontaneous decision for him.He faced physical challenges during the Derby but persevered.Fred emphasizes the importance of horsemanship in the Derby.He reflects on the camaraderie and experiences shared during the race.The connection between humans and horses is profound and historical.Fred believes in adapting to challenges and learning from them.He finds joy in the simple moments spent with horses.

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