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Posted by PatCummings 11 days ago (http://www.nypost.com) Category: Industry Topics
Norberto Arroyo was fined $500 by NYRA stewards for twice striking his mount, Hanna Can Fly, in the face on Wednesday at Aqueduct. Jeremy Rose was fined and suspended for six months, reduced to three, for an offense that was comparable at Delaware Park earlier this year. discuss this »
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Posted by nijinsky 12 days ago (http://www.sportinglife.com) Category: Industry Topics
2008 BC Classic winner Raven's Pass is off to stud... discuss this »
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Posted by Powercap 14 days ago (http://gregcalabrese.blogspot.com) Category: Perspectives
Mass voters banned dog racing could horse racing be next? discuss this »
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Posted by PatCummings 14 days ago (http://thoroughbredtimes.com) Category: Industry Topics
After years of bickering and a failure to accomplish a legislative approval of slot machines in Maryland, the issue was sent to voters who approved the measure with plenty of room to spare. discuss this »
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Posted by PatCummings 20 days ago (http://www.bloodhorse.com) Category: Perspectives
Finally, Richard Migliore got the Breeders' Cup win that has eluded him. Steve Haskin's piece is a special one. discuss this »
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Posted by JoeyCrack 34 days ago (http://www.bloodhorse.com) Category: Racing News
YOU could own a piece of Curlin!!!! discuss this »
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Posted by PatCummings 35 days ago (http://www.peta.org) Category: Breeding Shed
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has written IEAH, requested Big Brown not be bred due to his fragile nature and the perpetuation of injury-prone, lightly-raced studs fertilizing the market. discuss this »
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Posted by JoeyCrack 35 days ago (http://www.newsday.com) Category: Breeding Shed
The stud career of Big Brown should not be hinderd by his injury. discuss this »
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Posted by JoeyCrack 35 days ago (http://www.bloodhorse.com) Category: Racing News
An Owner reflecting on an injury to his prize throughbred. discuss this »
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Posted by PatCummings 42 days ago (http://www.bloodhorse.com) Category: Perspectives
Given all the "hype" about Curlin v. Big Brown, Steve Haskin reviews a real rivalry that could travel across the pond. discuss this »
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Posted by PatCummings 45 days ago (http://sports.espn.go.com) Category: Racing News
If a tree falls in a forest and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound? Does your record-breaking 17th win really count when it was done against mostly fields of New Mexico breds? discuss this »
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Posted by PatCummings 47 days ago (http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com) Category: Industry Topics
The Churchill fall meet will feature five different announcers calling each of the five weeks of their upcoming meet. discuss this »
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Posted by knicks23 52 days ago (http://racecalling.typepad.com) Category: Racing News
He's won the most money of any thoroughbred in history, but where does he rank? Money is a poor variable to distinguish historical placement and significance. Just how fast is he? discuss this »
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Posted by PatCummings 56 days ago (http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com) Category: Industry Topics
It's been a long, winding 2008 for trainer Larry Jones, and the 52-year-old is likely to walk away from his barn in 2009. discuss this »
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Posted by PatCummings 59 days ago (http://www.courier-journal.com) Category: Industry Topics
Yet ANOTHER article from Greg Hall citing the Eight Belles breakdown following the Kentucky Derby. This time, the old "what if it happened during the race" argument is used to debate the Derby's field size. discuss this »
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Posted by PatCummings 64 days ago (http://sports.espn.go.com) Category: Perspectives
It's simple to Bill Finley - Jess Jackson should send Curlin to the Breeders' Cup. "Champions handle obstacles, they don't run from them." discuss this »
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Posted by PatCummings 68 days ago (http://www.saratogian.com) Category: Perspectives
Columnist Mike Veitch suggests its too early to judge Santa Anita's decision to use Pro Ride until it is used for live racing and combined, it should make for the most interesting Breeders' Cup since it began. discuss this »
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Posted by PatCummings 70 days ago (http://startelegramsports.typepad.com) Category: Perspectives
The cowboy of racing coverage holds nothing back in his latest post. discuss this »
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Posted by Nick Kling 71 days ago (http://www.zwire.com) Category: Dispatch Features
"The method described here is making a small show bet AGAINST a heavy favorite. It is not unusual to see show payoffs in the $20-$100 range for a $2.00 wager when the favorite finishes out of the money." Click on the title link if taken to a different page. discuss this »