John C. Harris, a prominent figure in California's horse-racing industry, passed away at the age of 81. His love for the thoroughbred breeding sector at Harris Farms led to several national champions, including Tiznow and California Chrome. Born on July 14, 1943, in Fresno County, Harris took over the family business after his father's death in 1981. Under his leadership, Harris Farms thrived, producing numerous crops and becoming a cornerstone of the thoroughbred racing community. No details regarding his passing were provided by the farm.
"It was just knowing that his farm had such a major role," said his good friend Doug Burge. "It was probably the most fun we ever had."
Harris nurtured a steadfast passion for horse racing and the thoroughbred breeding industry in Northern California, according to friends and family.
Harris took ownership of Harris Farms following his father's death in 1981. He oversaw all operations of the ranch, which encompasses a thriving farm that produces more than 30 types of crops.
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