Forget struggling for words; some European handicappers struggle to give Frankel a rating....
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Whenever the best horses are brought together, good things happen for racing....
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From state to state, the significant disparity in racing is in enforcement....
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Adding weight to horses racing on Salix would eliminate 'advantage'...
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Kauai Katie already being compared to My Miss Aurelia...
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We should not be fooled into believing the Times is out to help racing...
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Amid the chaos in New York, Union Rags delivers a brilliant performance....
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In the case of Triple Crown hopeful I'll Have Another, his family tree's branches are laden with tales of triumph and revenge....
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For Reddam the Derby victory is a splendid mix of good fortune and good chemistry...
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Depth of quality this year means Derby favorite may be 6-1...
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Racing needs an aggressive push toward national unity...
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How long will racino operators, legislators support racing’s side of the business?...
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The heyday of the 2000s was exciting, but now we need realistic values and fair profits...
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Synthetic experience key to decisions to ship to Dubai...
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Thoroughbred racehorses require some basic care—food, water, a clean environment, regular exercise, and veterinary care. It is unacceptable, therefore, that we have racetracks and horsemen’s groups in this country not fulfilling one of those basic needs—veterinary care—during training hours. The issue of having a vet on call during training hours is not new, but it was pushed painfully to the forefront...
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The Round Table has gone from spinning wheel to one rolling
forward...
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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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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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How does the Life At Ten episode reflect on the effectiveness of the [Safety and Integrity
Alliance] program?...
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Raising takeout is risky considering racing's place in the world of gambling....
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A big step toward making racing more inviting would be to upgrade our racetracks....
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This year there is a close contest on the general sires' list between Giant's Causeway and Distorted Humor, currently separated by $189,000, the earnings of a group I-winning steeplechase horse named Rite of Passage....
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From a farm’s viewpoint most new stallions today are not worthwhile investments....
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Life At Ten's connections wonder why she wasn't scratched or tested....
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Few issues in horse racing fire up people's emotions like medication. A couple of years ago the target was anabolic steroids, and the industry reacted quickly. By Jan. 1, 2009, most U.S. racing jurisdictions had adopted rules banning the use of anabolic steroids....
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