Well, aside from traveling and selling his plasma, he's keeping his options open. And, oddly enough, through the cosmic ability of psychic dreams and spiritual metaphysics, I may have had a glimpse into the realm of Gary West's options.
A couple of weeks ago, I had a most vivid and somewhat befuddling dream. In my dream, Gary West walked away from horse racing to embrace an eccentric Bohemian lifestyle selling pottery. And in my dream, he looked a lot like Mr. Sikowitz.
Who is Mr. Sikowitz, you ask? Mr. Sikowitz is the eccentric Bohemian acting teacher on Nickelodeon's "tween" sitcom, Victorious.
Interestingly enough, as I was intensely researching the meaning of my psychic dream (read: googling images of Sikowitz so I could photoshop Gary West's head on it), I discovered a fact of mystic proportions: The actor who portrays Mr. Sikowitz also portrayed Andy Beyer in the film Secretariat.

Coincidence? Visionary? Psychic phenomenon? The truth is out there ... in coconut milk.
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I had been meaning to write an e-mail note to Gary West as I was wondering if he will continue a personal (horse racing?) blog in the interim.
This might be a good opportunity for him to ease into the area of facebook and/or Twitter. The latter has plenty of horse racing professionals participating and the banter is never dull.
If you can, please relay my best wishes to Gary West and I do look forward to his return.
If West were to leave racing and pursue another field, it would be a terrible loss for the industry indeed.
We can only hope that he takes the advice of The Knight Sky and begins a blog so we can again enjoy his writing and tales.
How much is he asking for the Plasma?
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