Lawrence Carroll

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Lawrence Carroll

Born: March 8, 1960 in Alexandria, Va.
Residence: Reston, Va.
Family: Single
Professional Background: Director of Energy and Environmental Engineering for Washington Real Estate and Investment Trust, a company he's been with for 23 years ... A Certified Energy Manager, he oversees the buying and managing the firm's energy needs and handles all the firm's environmental issues
Racing Career: Got into racing five years ago with a couple of claiming horses at Charles Town racetrack ... Decided he wanted to upgrade his stable and hooked up with trainer Ken McPeek two years ago ... First really good horse with McPeek was Bold Start, third in the 2006 Cradle Stakes at River Downs and then in 2007 was second in the Hutcheson Stakes, third in the Illinois Derby and third in the Derby Trial before finishing sixth in the King's Bishop Stakes, where he sustained a hairline leg fracture and was put away for the year ... "We think he'll come back strong next year as a 4-year-old," Carroll said ... Old Man Buck, heading toward the Breeders' Cup Juvenile, brought the owner his first stakes victory by winning the 2007 Cradle Stakes.

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