As thousands of visitors from around the continent and the world descend on Kentucky for Keeneland's September yearling sale and October race meeting and the November Breeders' Cup at Churchill Downs, they may smell the odor of scapegoat emanating from the office of chief racing steward John Veitch....
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Having horses running on drugs is not sitting well with our fans...
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The Round Table has gone from spinning wheel to one rolling
forward...
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Jim Hurst's connections with the industry were genuine and strong...
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We realize Del Mar and Saratoga represent the top of the market. However, for racing in general to be successful, it must thrive along the top line. ...
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This year's champion 3-year-old male may take the title with only a single grade I win....
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Where are the T-shirts, buttons, and signs espousing fans’ loyalty to Blind Luck or Havre de Grace?...
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Let's put all U.S. racing on par with the rest
of the world...
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Can there really be so much ambiguity among the state's top regulators about their responsibilities?...
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The spirit of fraternity is what everyone will remember
...
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What is the breeding
industry's responsibility in identifying stallions with EIPH?...
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Casino construction,
attendance, and NYRA Rewards boost morale...
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The Belmont could be the start of a big run by one of many horses from this year's crop....
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The medication summit will shed plenty of light on how the U.S. can
improve its policies...
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"This race puts you in the history books. Horse racing is built around these three races."...
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Why shouldn't the Derby draw a 22-horse field with a pair of also-eligibles?...
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BloodHorse.com has launched free site registration....
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After the Derby, Barry Irwin reminded everyone of the important role
of partnerships today....
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It takes a real man
to step off the throne while he's still on top...
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Jackson's drive led him to unparalleled success.. but all was not cozy with the industry. ...
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With four starts in 2011
Archarcharch can almost be considered a ‘throwback’...
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If ever a horse was bred to be a champion, it was A.P. Indy....
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In the old days, enshrinement into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame was pretty cut-and-dried....
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The National Thoroughbred Racing Association is caught in a vicious cycle. Racetracks’ and horsemen's associations are looking for reasons to avoid paying dues to the marketing/lobbying arm of the industry. ...
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Five things? We received 50 unique recommend-ations to improve racing....
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