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February 29, 2020 - Northeast/Mid-Atlantic: The State of the State

Facilities rebuild, updates have Maryland on the move By Evan Hammonds KEY BILLS WORKING their way through the statehouse in Maryland to rebuild Pimlico and revamp Laurel Park, along with updates at the Fair Hill facility, have people feeling optimistic about racing's future in the Free State. Download this week's Regional to ...

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February 22, 2020 - Foal Health: Think Quick

Foal Health —Think Quick by Amanda Duckworth BY THE TIME a Thoroughbred foal is born, a significant amount of effort has been dedicated to its arrival. Download this week's Health Zone to continue reading.

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February 22, 2020 - West Coast: On the Right Foot

Pabsts' Blue Ribbon Farm takes pride in early training of foals By Frank Angst BELIEVING ANY LITTLE ADVANTAGE for a horse in the incredibly competitive business of breeding and racing can make a difference down the line, Debbie Pabst invests significant time and energy in early training of foals at Blue Ribbon Farm. Download this week's ...

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Derby Dozen - February 25, 2020 - Presented by Shadwell Farm

1 Tiz the Law Barclay Tagg Constitution—Tizfiz, by Tiznow Is waiting two months between races the right way to go? He had a monster Thoro-Graph leap to run a career-high negative number; his Brisnet numbers show an equally huge leap; he will have five career starts; and has a strong 2-year-old foundation. It seems like the way to go. ...

Posted to Steve Haskin's Derby Dozen (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 02-25-2020
Will a Maiden Win the Mine That Bird Derby?

By J. Keeler Johnson (''Keelerman'') Twitter: @J_Keelerman It's a quiet weekend on the Road to the Kentucky Derby, which means we can turn our attention to a smaller stakes race at Sunland Park. The $100,000 Mine That Bird Derby might not offer qualification points toward the Kentucky Derby, but the 1 1/16-mile race does serve as a local ...

Posted to Unlocking Winners (Weblog) by -Keelerman on 02-19-2020
Bottom Up - By Evan Hammonds

Selling Thoroughbreds at public auction has never been for the faint of heart and has seemingly gotten a lot tougher in recent years. The focus has become laser sharp on the best-perceived horses while the middle and lower ends of the spectrum have become the loss leader of the commercial market. The Fasig-Tipton Kentucky winter sale, which ran ...

Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 02-19-2020
Derby Dozen - February 18, 2020 - Presented by Shadwell Farm

1 Tiz the Law Barclay Tagg Constitution—Tizfiz, by Tiznow His 108 Brisnet speed figure is by far the fastest number by a 3-year-old this year. What is even more impressive is that he was able to run a 105 late pace figure after running a 106 middle pace figure and a 98 early pace figure. That is a horse who has a high cruising speed and can ...

Posted to Steve Haskin's Derby Dozen (Weblog) by Michelle Benson on 02-18-2020
Will Blackberry Wine Win the Risen Star?

By J. Keeler Johnson (''Keelerman'') Twitter: @J_Keelerman The $400,000 Risen Star Stakes (G2) at Fair Grounds has been growing steadily in popularity and prestige. Case in point? No fewer than 23 horses have been entered in Saturday's edition of the 1 1/8-mile race, prompting Fair Grounds to split the Risen Star into two divisions. The ...

Posted to Unlocking Winners (Weblog) by -Keelerman on 02-13-2020
Fair Grounds Makes Huge Move on Derby Trail

Let’s start off by saying that from a historical standpoint, the Louisiana Derby (G2) and the Fair Grounds road to the Kentucky Derby (G1) have not been a successful one. Only one Louisiana Derby winner has gone on to capture the roses in the past 96 years, and that horse, Grindstone, came back to run in the Arkansas Derby (G2). (Black Gold won ...

Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Michelle Benson on 02-12-2020
Over The Line - By Evan Hammonds

Surveyors Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon were called on in the 1760s to resolve a border dispute involving Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. Little did they know the impact they would have on American history, politics, and culture. A century later the Mason-Dixon Line informally became the border between the North and South during our ...

Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 02-12-2020

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