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A top racehorse and a close friend, Cody Dorman, pass away at the age of 17

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Cody Dorman, who gave his name to Cody’s Wish at the Breeders’ Cup in Southern California last weekend, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday at just 17.

Cody suffered from Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome, an uncommon genetic disorder that causes delayed growth, intellectual disability and seizures. His death occurred due to “a medical event” while traveling home from Santa Anita Park in Acadia for the Breeders’ Cup; according to family statement he underwent over 40 medical operations during his lifetime.

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Cody was unable to walk or speak and suffered frequent seizures before visiting Gainsborough Farm in Kentucky with the Make-a-Wish Foundation to meet one of its horses.

Parents said Cody formed an incredible connection with one young horse. Farm manager Danny Mulvihill described him as being “nice, quiet and laid back”, telling America’s Best Racing last year: “it was very important from my standpoint to see if we could place a foal close to Cody as it knew he was wheelchair bound.”

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Cody was connected with an unnamed horse from Curlin’s lineage; Curlin won two Preakness races and two Horse of the Year awards during his time as Preakness winner and two-time Horse of the Year winner. Family and workers on Cody’s farm described an immediate and intense connection between Cody and this new friend.

Cody returned to visit his horse again in 2020. According to Cody’s father Kelly in an NBC video: “Immediately when the horse emerged from its barn, it was like nobody was around but Cody and Cody alone; when Cody laughed deep belly laughs like I have only ever witnessed once or twice in my entire lifetime” “That deep belly laugh can only come once every few months”

His mother, Leslie, commented: “From that day forward, he was different. Everything changed.”

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Godolphin Racing, owned by the Maktoum royal family of Dubai and named in Cody’s Wish in his honor. Since then it has become one of the top racehorses in America.

Last year, news outlets published articles and videos detailing Cody’s tale as his horse Cody’s Wish won the race at Keeneland Racecourse in Kentucky – with Cody present along with his family The journey culminated when Cody made it out alive.

“Your dream has come true, Cody” exclaimed race announcer Larry Collmus as Cody crossed the finish line first.

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Cody’s Wish had another stellar year and culminated with another Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile victory on Saturday, which his owners believe may be his last race. Once more, Cody and the Dorman family were there.

Cody’s Wish concluded his racing career with an impressive 11 wins out of 16 starts.

Cody was diagnosed at birth and, knowing this day would come, his family has made every effort to ensure he leads an exceptional life for as long as they had him. “[We were] determined that Cody should live his best possible life during his brief lifespan,” according to their statement.

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He is survived by both of his parents and his sister Kylie.

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How to Make Beef Negimaki – The Ultimate Japanese Steak and Scallion Rolls

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Negimaki is a traditional Japanese dish consisting of thinly pounded meat marinated in teriyaki sauce, wrapped around scalions and then grilled. (Negi is Japanese for scallions; maki means roll.) Although beef is traditionally used, chicken has also become popular. Negimaki can be assembled several hours ahead and refrigerated until ready to grill; these tasty appetizers should then be enjoyed along with steamed rice and either green salad or roasted broccoli for a complete meal experience Any leftovers can even be chopped and added back in as part of another fried rice dish.tong papillio gizeh France pull laine et coton France birkenstock semelle etroite France pull laine italien France pull en laine de marque France conversecuir France gilet merinos uniqlo France pull en laine de marque France pull laine mohair France sweat laine merinos France gilet merinos uniqlo France pull en laine de marque France pull en laine France mules arizona en nubuck kaki birkenstock France vente birkenstock carrefour France

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Ingredients @ 4 servings for 4 people in this dish. 12 scallions should be trimmed and cut crosswise into halves before trimming off their stem ends and trimming along their base to trim as directed above.

Ice; 3 cups each of soy sauce, mirin and sake

1 pound of flank steak (equivalent to 6- to 7-inch square size) will yield about 8 servings.

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Vegetable oil for greasing grates.

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Step 1

In a large pot of salted boiling water, blanch lighter scallion ends for 1 minute before adding darker green ones and blanching for another 1 minute. Drain and transfer scallions to an ice bath bath until cool before draining off any excess liquid with paper towel-lined plate for extra drying time.

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combine soy sauce, mirin, sake and sugar in a medium-size bowl by stirring. This should dissolve most of the sugar.

Step 3

Cut flank steak against the grain into four equal strips and then each strip in half so you have eight square pieces of meat. Next, carefully butterfly each square by horizontally slicing across its middle (leave one side attached; do not slice all the way through). Carefully open like a book – each should measure around three inches wide.

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Step 4

Using a meat mallet and working one piece at a time, use plastic wrap to cover each piece of meat before pounding to 1/16-inch thickness to form 5-by-6 rectangles of meat. Transfer these rectangles to the soy sauce marinade and turn to coat, before setting aside for 5 minutes before refrigerating for storage.

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Preheat a medium-high grill, grease its grates (or prepare an indoor griddle with grease for stovetop use) and remove steak from marinade before transferring it to a work surface. Heat up marinade over low heat in a separate saucepan on the stovetop until thickened (10-15 minutes).

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Meanwhile, divide scallions among the eight pieces of steak. Arrange on one side along its shorter edge (the scallions should run parallel with the grain). Roll tightly around these scallions and secure with toothpicks where necessary where meat overlaps – thread them parallel with your roll rather than through its center where possible.

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Step 7

Grill the negimaki, turning occasionally, until nicely charred and cooked through, reducing heat to medium halfway through, about 12 minutes. (If using a grill pan, heat on stovetop over medium-high and reduce heat to medium halfway through.)

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Once negimaki are cooked, lightly brush them with some of the reduced glaze, then transfer to a cutting board. Remove toothpicks, cut negimaki into bite-size pieces and arrange on a serving platter. Drizzle with the remaining glaze, and serve warm.

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