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What a difference the shades make. Check out the form of Eu Claire (2-1), who broke maiden as she pleased over the local course. it
Don’t believe that Love Foreverafter (2-1) could have been more impressive in her racing debut on turf here on January 6. She takes her next
A competitive full field of fillies and mares going one mile on the Tampa turf and a head scratcher it is, the kind that ion
My computer crashed. The geeks at Best Buy said it probably was due to corrupted RAM, or MALWARE, Either way, I cannot open the damn
A field of promising young fillies are throwing a lawn party in Oldsmar at the start of another racing week. The seventh is for optional
The feature for us, as HRI regulars are well aware, is virtually any race on the Tampa turf and the Sunday finale is a good
Today’s feature in Oldsmar for three year old colts is officially an “one other than” condition but could have been written for colts prepping for
The betting buy-word of the day in Northern Florida is adaptability. Sunday’s fifth event on the Tampa turf offers a usually competitive group and today
The Friday Feature in Oldsmar is a stater allowances going one mile on the Tampa turf offering a combination and sharp class risers and a
Today’s one-mile turf finale is an interesting maiden allowances and an old-home look for New York-based horsemen. Chad Brown, John Terranova, Christophe Clement and Graham
Happy Birthday equines, and a Healthy New Year to you, your connections, the HRI Faithful, and to horseplayers everywhere. We warned everyone that yesterday’s Pegasus
With the chances of rain projected at 50%, we personally are off the turf and will stick with the sprint feature in Oldsmar for fillies
Whether the angle was successful or not, we will try again to get an Eoin Harty runner home stretching into t route coming off two
With no turf scheduled for Friday, the most attractive place is a maiden allowances for juvenile fillies going 1 mile 40 yards. While the field
With rain in the forecast for Thursday, we will break from our turf routine and keep it safe, albeit in a competitive 5-1/2 furlong hop,
