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Daniel "Dan" Perlsweig

91, Mt. Laurel, New Jersey

1926 - 2018 (Age 91)

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Daniel "Dan" PerlsweigMt. Laurel - Daniel "Dan" Perlsweig, at the age of 91, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, February 27th while surrounded by his loving family. He was born on May 21 , 1926 in West Philadelphia to the late Mary Perlsweig (nee Gaber) and James Perlsweig.Dan had a love for...

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I´m so behind the times. Mark and Judy I have so many great memories of working for Dan. I was the groom of Mr C. And Mongongo. Wanda

You will never be forgotten Danny. Your contributions to the Sport Of Kings was superb. Danny, you inspired many people along the way.Not only with your knowledge of horsemanship but your wisdom and many other traits that you had about you. RIP

Dear Mark and Judy,When I found out your Dad passed away I was heartbroken.I had worked for him back in the 70's and had so much respect for him and his excellence with horses.
I never forget the great times and horses he trained during that timeframe.I still remember everyone of them. Mr.Correlation,Mongongo,Miss Bee Hope and so many others.Dan to me was no doubt one of the Best trainers in the business.He was dedicated,very smart and I learned alot from him as I went on to get my own...

Hi mark and JUDY. This is Pat. I was married to shorty for 22 years. Just found out yesterday about your dad. I was asking someone where he's living now so he sent this to me.He lived a full

My deepest sympathy to the Perlsweig Family, Dan always brought a smile to all who new him. MP backstretch will not be the same with out him, he will be truly missed.
With deepest sympathy,
Laurie Lane

My deepest condolences to the family (old friend Mark from 1972) for your loss.
I first heard of Danny when he was training for Congo Jones at Garden State Park in the 60's. We did meet up at Atlantic City in 1972. We stayed friend's until the 80's. The day he ran Lord Avie in the Travers he was so happy. He gave all of the Lord Avie friends peanut brittle from Monmouth County, N.J. A true horseman. R.I. P.