David Cassidy: Crazy Over You in Saratoga: Ain't no rock 'n' roll story: It's a special tribute to a music legend's love of horses and the fans he loved

Millions around the world feel as if they've just gone nine rounds — physically and emotionally battered while waiting to hear if he'd pull through. Word has been leaking out that David Cassidy is in a Fort Lauderdale, Fla., hospital — the same David Cassidy who for years turned the music world on its head, and otherwise sweet and subdued souls into screaming messes. But this is 2017 — not the 1970s — and the uber-talented singer-actor is fighting for his life, a few short months after bravely announcing his dementia diagnosis and battle. Then, the dreaded news: We lose David Cassidy, the sweet, sexy and loving man with the gleaming shaggy hair who sold out stadiums and arenas, broke music records, and had more fans at one time than Elvis and the Beatles. How did it get to this point? Why couldn't he get that life-saving liver? His last public musical performance, in his birthplace of New York City, was supposed to be his transition into finally taking care of himself and finding true love. But on Nov. 21, 2017, it would be far from the Last Kiss for the man affectionately nicknamed DC — the fans who he KNEW he loved won't let it be. So they seek to right a horrible wrong — on a mission to solidify his legacy in the North American horse breeding and racing hub of Saratoga Springs, N.Y.