Thirty Tons a Day

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The narrative follows Bill Veeck as he embarks on managing Suffolk Downs racetrack in 1969, facing unexpected challenges beyond his experience in baseball. The daily operations involve not only managing a large number of horses but also dealing with the logistical difficulties of their waste. Veeck's journey highlights the complexities of running a racetrack and the unique obstacles he encounters along the way, showcasing his resilience and adaptability in an unfamiliar environment.