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The racing gods owe Dale Romans. Oh, he’s had plenty of success; let’s start with Churchill Downs all-time leading trainer. Not This Time was supposed
Two 5-year-old geldings who posted lengthy victories in first-level allowances over the jumps at Saratoga, will try stakes for the first time Wednesday at Belmont
Source: Bloodhorse.com — COLUMN STATS: Offered / Sold / Average — Medaglia d’Oro: 32 / 17 / $732,059 Curlin: 39 / 34 / $633,676 American
Following her victory in the Yorkshire Oaks, Enable [128] now tops the rankings and is the highest rated horse in the seventh edition of the Longines
The Breeders’ Cup board of directors unanimously re-elected Fred W. Hertrich III as board chairman to another two-year term. Hertrich owns Watercress Farm in Paris,
Craig R. Fravel, Breeders’ Cup President and CEO will leave the BC after this year’s event at Santa Anita Park. Fravel has been appointed as
From the SMART BOX in this week’s Playbook Football Newsletter: 2-0 college football teams that managed to beat the spread in each of their first two
Oh, Canada… I feel like a traitor, riding the Got Stormy train virtually all year only to abandon her in what could be her finest
More correctly, go for East at Belmont Park, as in the Christophe Clement-trained filly in Saturday’s featured Pebbles Stakes. This, of course, is a guess,
States USA TODAY: With Seattle’s win over Cincinnati Bengals last week, Pete Carroll now owns a victory over every NFL team. He’s just 2-3 against
BYU over USC by 6—True freshman QB Kedon Slovis replaced injured starter J.T. Danielsfor the Trojans in last week’s 45-20 win over Stanford, going 28-of-33
Kansas State over Mississippi State by 6—Mississippi State has clicked off wins over a pair of Deep South competitors in UL-Lafayette and Southern Miss. Upon
HRI STAFF Edited Release–-The RUNHAPPY Meet at Kentucky Downs concluded its five-date meet once again breaking wagering records, with betting from all sources totaling $41,239,699.
Nate Davis of the USA TODAY shares a weekly take on the 32 Things We Learned in the NFL. Some observations from Week One include:
Kentucky Downs ended its most successful boutique stand Thursday now it’s on to Churchill Downs for a short session pre-Keeneland Fall. Yes, it’s that kind
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