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Wednesday, March 30, 2022

In 1950, "Palestinian" was a successful racehorse - owned by a Jew

Isidor Bieber was a successful owner and breeder of racehorses during much of the 20th century. He worked closely with trainer Hirsch Jacobs who had an uncanny ability to pick talented horses and work with them.

Bieber, who was born in the Warsaw suburb of Vasloveck, liked to name horses after causes he was passionate about. He was anti-smoking and named horses Puffaway Sister, Kansirette, Shedontsmoke and Burnt Lips. Other horses were named Hail to Reason, Hate War, Reason Is One.

He was also a passionate Zionist who  named horses Promised Land, Forgotten Ally. and Humane Leader in honor of David Ben-Gurion.

And Palestinian, born in 1946.



Palestinian won this exciting race in San Francisco in 1951:


Unfortunately, Palestinian had to be put out to pasture when he was injured the following year.


Palestinian was only successful as long as he relied on Jews for his welfare. 





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