Moe "Murray" Brown

Moe "Murray" Brown (born August 3, 1941) is vice president and general manager of Standardbred Sales Company and Public Relations Director of Hanover Shoe Farms.

Early life and education

Moe "Murray" Brown was born in

Côte-Saint-Luc, Quebec and grew up in Montreal. Despite losing his parents at an early age and growing up in poverty, Brown—who admits to having skipped school to go watch horse races—began his climb to success at the age of 22, when he joined Miron Farm in Quebec, which at the time was one of the leading race and breeding farms.^[1] His formal education was ignored in favor of the passionate study of breeding and making himself a pest to the professionals at local race tracks.^[2]

Hanover Shoe Farms and Standardbred Sales Company

Brown joined Hanover Shoe Farms in 1967

Standardbred horse

racing community and various one-on-ones with owners and potential bidders.

Brown only made his first investment in horses in 2004, when he purchased a small percentage of one of the greatest standardbred's of modern times: Donato Hanover.

Hall of Fame

Brown was inducted into the

Pedigree (animal) and history of maternal families.^[5]^[6]

Personal life

Brown, who lost his father when he was 2 years old and his mother at the age of 15, subsequently was raised by his oldest brother, Sam. On May 2, 1965, he married Marlene Brown (née Scheer), and the couple subsequently had three children and five grandchildren. After close to 40 years of marriage, Brown lost his wife to cancer in February 2005. He currently resides in Hanover, Pennsylvania.

References

^ Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Program, 2003 Induction, Page 16
^ Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Program, 2003 Induction, Page 16
^ Quest for Excellence: Hanover Shoe Farms The First 75 Years, by Dean A. Hoffman, Page 238
^ Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Program, 2003 Induction, Page 16
^ Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Program, 2003 Induction, Page 16
^ "Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame | Builders". Archived from the original on 2009-05-20. Retrieved 2009-06-27.

External links

Hanover Shoe Farms [3]
Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame [4]
Quest for Excellence: Hanover Shoe Farms The First 75 Years, by Dean A. Hoffman [5]

[1] Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Program, 2003 Induction, Page 16

[2] Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Program, 2003 Induction, Page 16

[3] Quest for Excellence: Hanover Shoe Farms The First 75 Years, by Dean A. Hoffman, Page 238

[4] Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Program, 2003 Induction, Page 16

[5] Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame Program, 2003 Induction, Page 16

[6] "Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame | Builders". Archived from the original on 2009-05-20. Retrieved 2009-06-27.

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