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Tacitus possible to return in G2 Oaklawn Handicap

POSTED: April 24, 2020

Antoinette, Lake Avenue and Harvey's Lil Goil probable for G3 Fantasy ELMONT, N.Y. - Tacitus, last year's Grade 2 Wood Memorial presented by NYRA Bets...

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Saratoga and Del Mar, Maybe, Maybe Not

POSTED: April 16, 2020

It is pretty safe to say as of now, there has been no firm decision on whether Saratoga and Del Mar will be able to...

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Why Would Anyone Own a Race Horse?

POSTED: April 15, 2020

Charlatan Cruises Home To Victory At Santa Anita Park While Will Rogers Downs and Fonner Park enjoy unimagined handle, most of the rest of the...

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Claimer Turned G1 Winner, Eclipse Finalist Glorious Empire Retired

POSTED: April 10, 2020

Glorious Empire reigning supreme in the Sword Dancer at Saratoga NYRA/Coglianese Photo LAUREL, MD – Matthew Schera’s Maryland-based gelding Glorious Empire, who rose from the claiming...

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Stealing Without a Gun, How Gary Stevens Stole the Kentucky Derby and Breeders' Cup Distaff

POSTED: March 26, 2020

Gary Stevens wins the Kentucky Derby on the filly Winning Colors Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens literally has countless great rides on his stellar...

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Under The Radar, Green Gratto

POSTED: March 15, 2020

While fans are concentrating on the 3-year-old class competing for a slot in the Kentucky Derby, many other Thoroughbreds race every day under the radar....

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Coal Front Gets First Mare In Foal

POSTED: March 12, 2020

Photo Credit: NYRA Press Release LEXINGTON, Ky. – Spendthrift Farm’s Coal Front, the five-time graded stakes-winning millionaire-miler, had his first mare confirmed in foal. The...

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Racing's Dead They Say, Long Live Racing

POSTED: March 11, 2020

It is the first day of live racing at Gulfstream Park following the indictment of 27 people, including trainers Jason Servis and Jorge Navarro, both...

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Two Comebacks for One Great Horse: The Saga of Old Rosebud

POSTED: February 21, 2020

Photo Credit: Keeneland Library When John E. Madden went to Louisville in May 1914, he was there to supervise the training of his filly Watermelon...

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