Having spent a good part of my youth helping my family with horses (Mongo the Stable Boy), when I was a senior in high school I was a "swing groom" for a horse trainer who was a friend of my parents. I knew horses. I worked three to fours days a week from 0500 to 0730.
This was in Aiken, SC, which still is a winter training site for Thoroughbreds.
Most of the "Breezers" (a term used when the horse is asked to run a full speed during training) or riders/jockeys were women: Some were stupidly hot and fit.
So hot woman and all the intrigue: Check
The cast of characters in the "Shed Row" is amazing: Rich owners, trainers, grooms, hot walkers, the lot. Even the track kitchen had a flavor and realness (everybody ate there) that is hard to beat. I found it a real hoot. I still eat there if I am in Aiken during the winter.
Lastly, the horses: I track one from the first show, through training (at the gate, on the track, the down days) through to the first real race and beyond.
To recap: Hot women, horses, the entire breadth of rich and poor plus action (there is a lot of mayhem during training).
I'd call it "Shed Row"
All yours, Vinnie
BTW, I'm home with a cold, so I have time.