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  • December 13, 2014 - Northeast/MidAtlantic: Funkhouser Family Rises to the Challenge

    O'Sullivan Farms owners actively pursue positive change in West Virginia by Tom LaMarra Historic O'Sullivan Farms has been a mainstay of the West Virginia Thoroughbred breeding industry for decades, and as it wraps up its milestone 75th year on the outskirts of Charles Town, has ever intention of maintaining the tradition for years to ...
  • More Transparency Needed - by Eric Mitchell

    The recent New York Thoroughbred Horsemens Association election has raised some troubling questions about how horsemens organizations are run and also has exposed at least one major pitfall in the ability of this particular organization to work with the state of New York. The NYTHA conducted an election in November, in which its members were ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 12-16-2014
  • Haskin: Faded Dreams From the '14 Classic

    The Breeders Cup is not only about winners. The losers also went into their races carrying the dreams of their owners and trainers. But for one reason or another their dreams remained just dreams, as much as they believed they were destined to come true. That is the nature of the sport. Here are several of the Classic dreams that failed to become ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 11-05-2014
  • Haskin's Saturday Longshot Plays

    If you think Friday's four-race mini Breeders' Cup card was confusing wait until you get a load of Saturday's races. Below you will find analyses of all the Breeders' Cup races, geared toward finding live longshots, that will either shed a little light on the proceedings or plunge you farther into darkness. Either way, here goes. CLASSIC - ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 10-31-2014
  • Haskin Friday Longshot Plays

    Let's start by saying that this year's Breeders' Cup is one of the toughest to handicap in many years, with deep, wide-open fields, none of which, except perhaps one, have a clear-cut favorite that stands far above the others. JUVENILE TURF - The festivities start off with the Juvenile Turf and this is the first of many crapshoots. The Europeans ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 10-30-2014
  • Haskin BC Report: A Classic Potpourri

    There are so many different aspects to this years Breeders Cup Classic and so many little tidbits surrounding the participants, it is time to share some of them. So, we now present, Everything you always wanted to know about the 2014 Breeders Cup Classic but were afraid to ask. No need to be afraid. Thats what were here for to enlighten ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 10-27-2014
  • Haskin: Time to Give Blame His Due

    To most everyone, the 2010 Breeders Cup Classic was a punch in the gut, the end of a magical run that brought an eerie hush to the crowd at Churchill Downs. Even after four years, many still find it difficult to watch Zenyattas spectacular run from last fall a head short of catching a courageous Blame. Unfortunately, this Classic will always be ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 10-20-2014
  • Haskin: Farewell to Cigar

    Racing lost one its all-time greats with the passing of Cigar. As a tribute, I am reprinting some of my most memorable experiences with this magnificent horse. Garden Party During a Blood-Horse online chat about five years ago, someone asked me what was my most special moment in racing? Well, needless to say, there are dozens to choose from. But ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 10-08-2014
  • Haskin: Thoughts on a Super Saturday

    Although Super Saturday in New York and California had several twists that no one was expecting, it did help clarify the Breeders Cup picture to some extent, but also raised questions as well.How ironic and strange is it that Victor Espinoza in the span of two weeks gets criticized for being on both ends of jockey gang-up tactics? First he gets ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 09-29-2014
  • Shared Belief Needs to be Awesome...Again

    Not to put any pressure on Shared Belief in Saturdays Awesome Again Stakes, but racing desperately needs a victory by the son of Candy Ride. Actually, it needs an impressive victory, not so much in the margin, but the manner in which he achieves it.Why does racing and the Breeders Cup need Shared Belief to win? Because there aint nuthin ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Jennifer Whittle on 09-22-2014
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