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Small Fall - By Dan Liebman

A glimmer of hope at the Keeneland November sale, the irony of a Kentucky loss, and remembering Bobby Frankel.

Golden State - By Dan Liebman

Repeat wins by Goldikova and Conduit, followed by Zenyatta's Classic was simply as good as it gets.

Less Than Classic - By Dan Liebman

You would think Eileen Mayer never heard of P.T. Barnum.

Stallion Sale - By Dan Liebman

The fact is no one knows exactly what to do in relation to stud fees, and no one wants to be the first to pull the trigger.

Econ 101 - By Dan Liebman

On the off day from the Keeneland September Yearling sale, most breeders weren't singing the blues, but offering solutions for the future.

Keep Up the Heat - By Eric Mitchell

We can't let up the intensity just because the protestors and the cameras have gone away.

Numbers Game - By Dan Liebman

Racing needs to consider moving from fractional to decimal reporting of odds.

Crop Chop - By Dan Liebman

There are many ramifications from a smaller foal crop...some positive and some negative.

Bounce Back - By Dan Liebman

Purses dropped 1.3% last year from '07; this year's decline will certainly be more dramatic.

Great - Chel - By Dan Liebman

Rachel Alexandra versus Zenyatta is the match-up racing fans everywhere are clamoring for.

Going Public - By Dan Liebman

Recording private sales gives a more accurate picture of the business of trading horses at a particular sale.

A Little Tolerance - By Dan Liebman

In a perfect world, zero tolerance might work. This is far from a perfect world.

Cut the Cup - By Dan Liebman

Breeders' Cup should scale back purses, cut back to one day, and name more host sites.

Party Time - By Dan Liebman

Carl Rollins is not a horse owner, breeder, trainer, nor jockey. But Carl Rollins gets it--he understands the importance of the horse industry to Kentucky.

Ward of the World - By Dan Liebman

It's a shame Vincent O'Brien didn't hang on a couple more weeks. The legendary Irish trainer, who died June 1 at age 91, would have loved the just-concluded Royal Ascot meeting, in particular the success enjoyed by American conditioner Wesley Ward.
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