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By HRI Foreign Staff — If you are a fan of horse racing, this time of year starts to get very exciting. This is because
By HRI Foreign Staff — Missing out on 2020 due to the outbreak of the coronavirus, the Grand National was a big loss to the
GREEN BAY BY 6 OVER TAMPA BAY PACKERS -4 / 51.5 SUNDAY-JAN 24 3:05 PM ET – FOX TV There is a first time for
By WILL LEVITH, for Saratoga Living — A couple of years ago, Saratoga Living ran a feature in our annual horse racing issue, in which
By Marc Lawrence — NFL ROUND 2 — Baltimore over BUFFALO by 6 — Like Browns fans, the Buffalo faithful rejoiced as their team won
By Bob Heyden, for Harness Racing Update — This is where we are, folks. It’s 2021. Let’s take a look from the bettor’s point of
Tampa Bay over WASHINGTON by 3 — It seems hard to believe but this will be the Bucs first postseason appearance in 12 years, where
By Marc Lawrence — National College Football Championship — Ohio State over Alabama by 3 — If Ohio State head coach Ryan Day wants advice
Special to HorseRaceInsider — By Wes Burns for BettingUSA.com — While the nation’s major professional leagues stand to benefit from betting, horse racing relies on
By Wes Burns from BettingUSA.com — One man’s threat in another man’s opportunity. As such, what are those threats and the opportunity for regulated and
By Marc Lawrence — Cure Bowl-December 26 —- Liberty over Coastal Carolina by 6 How appropriate that this bowl provides the ‘cure’ for a Saturday
Edited Release – The New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA) today announced that, in accordance with its commitment to eliminate race day medication, the use
By HRI Foreign Staff — A Grade 1 race ran on the Santa Anita Park course in California, The Malibu Stakes is one the the
By HRI Foreign Staff — On the soft track of Ascot, one of the most anticipated December events on the horse racing calendar will see
By Indulto — HRI owner/publisher, John Pricci, recently attributed disillusionment to the discouraging departures of his fellow journalists who had shared his vision and ably
