NORMAN E. CASSE

So sorry for your loss. Norman loved everything about the horse business. He did me a favor more than 40 years ago that I have never forgotten. My dad and I were up at Saratoga and although I had not planned on buying a horse, one came to my attention and I made the deal. Then at the last minute the man would not take a check, but wanted cash. I ran into Norman at the races and during conversation the topic came up about Alfred G. Vanderbilt only wanting cash for his horse, and Norman said he...

John and Mark and family.. So sorry to hear about Norman .. I jut heard today .
He was my very good friend and I knew him for many years.. May he RIP
and my condolences to you and the family JEAN YEOMAN

John and Mark I am so sorry about your Dad.. I knew Norm for a long time .. I didn't learn about his death till today .. My respect and condolences to all .He was great friend of mine.. May he RIP Jean Yeoman

JOHN SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR DAD.. AY HE REST IN PEACE MY CONDOLONCES TOYOU AND YOR FAMILY. ESPECISALY YOU AND MARK..THINKING OF YOU.. ALICIA STANUL.

Dear Tina and Mark.Sorry to learn about Norm-he was a good friend for many years and left his mark in Ocala. our deepest condolances-teddie and Jerry Gause

It was my privilege to be able to share for 24 years the beautiful farm that your father built ...Cardinal training center.
Norman was instrumental in creating the horse racing industry and it was truly my honor to be part of that and to have known Norman