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July, 9, 1985 - Jamaica,

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Old Hat Draws Field Full of Early Speed

The Old Hat Stakes drew a field full of early speed that includes Awesome Belle and undefeated fillies Sabrina's Dance and Quick Flip.Read More

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Sanagas Dominates Hollywood Turf Cup

Making his Grade I debut, Sanagas was dominant in the $250,000 Hollywood Turf Cup Saturday at Hollywood Park.Read More

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mdracing69 · Sanagas has been sold to Australian interests and is now trained by Peter Miller. He is scheduled to race at Santa Anita this winter before being sent to Australia. His long term goal is the 2012 Melbourne Cup. · 48 days ago ·

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Keeneland: Luke of York Remains Undefeated

George Michaels’ favored Luke of York overcame a slow start, rallying in deep stretch to edge Voodoo Daddy by a nose with Larry Zip another nose back in third to remain undefeated in two starts. Trained by James DiVito and ridden by Rajiv Maragh, Luke of York was pinched back at the break by Sarge H...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 116 days ago ·

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MichaelPavelick · That stretch drive, like I pointed out was on 10-15-11, in the Keeneland's 75th Anniversary stakes. · 68 days ago ·

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Caleb's Posse Storms Home in Dirt Mile

Caleb's Posse stormed down the middle of the track to win Saturday's Breeders' Cup Mile at Churchill Downs. Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 95 days ago ·

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Sanagas Sets Course Record in Sycamore

Winning his second stakes in his fourth start since arriving in North America, Andreas Jacobs’ Sanagas (GER) took the lead down the stretch and won the 17th running of the $100,00 Sycamore on Thursday in track-record time before a Keeneland crowd of 6,943. The Sycamore, a Grade 3 race, was to be run...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 111 days ago ·

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Maragh suspended for careless riding

The Belmont Park stewards suspended jockey Rajiv Maragh seven days for careless riding aboard Calibrachoa coming out of the gate in Saturday’s Grade 1, $350,000 Vosburgh Invitational.Maragh has appealed the suspension and will be permitted to ride until a hearing is held. A few strides out of the ga...Read More

Source: drf.com · Posted 127 days ago ·

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MableRoberts1 · As the rest of the article says... " This was the second time that the stewards suspended Maragh for a gate infraction in a major race. In the Belmont Stakes, Maragh was suspended for allowing Isn’t He Perfect to come over on Mucho Macho Man, who in turn squeezed Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom. Animal Kingdom came out of the Belmont with a leg fracture and has been sidelined the remainder of the year." He ruined a 3 year old campaign that I would say "WOULD" have been electric for Animal Kingdom. For Animal Kingdom to finish 2nd in the Belmont after such a disaster is remarkable. I know he would have obliterated Uncle Mo, Stay Thirsty, and all of the other 3 year old colts this year. He has serious attitude, a want for the win, and could pick them off one by one! I guess I find it hard to forgive Rijiv, especially after this. · 127 days ago ·

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Currency Swap Wears Down Trinniberg in Hopeful

Currency Swap wore down 68-1 shot Trinniberg with a gritty run through the final yards Monday afternoon to take the Hopeful at Saratoga Race Course.Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 156 days ago ·

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Tizway Passes Whitney Route Test

Tizway handled a deep and talented field, two turns, and 1 1/8 miles with aplomb Saturday afternoon at Saratoga Race Course, rolling to an emphatic three-length victory over Flat Out in the 84th running of the Grade 1, $750,000 Whitney Invitational Handicap. Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 186 days ago ·

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Sanagas Full of Run in John's Call

Sanagas made a four-wide rally through the stretch and went on to post a 2 ½-length victory over Center Divider to take the $81,000 John’s Call presented by Sportech Stakes on Friday afternoon at Saratoga Race Course. Ridden by Rajiv Maragh, the 5-year-old German-bred gelded son of Lomitas sa...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 186 days ago ·

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Caleb's Posse Cruises in Amsterdam

Caleb’s Posse, cutting back in distance off seven straight route races, blew past his opponents in the stretch to win the Grade 2, $150,000 Amsterdam on Monday at Saratoga Race Course. Cutting back to 6 ½ furlongs in the Amsterdam off a pair of 1 1/16-mile races, Caleb’s Posse trailed the fie...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 190 days ago ·

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Icabad Crane Relishes Saratoga Slop

Icabad Crane picked up his fifth stakes victory in thrilling fashion on Monday at Saratoga Race Course, getting up in the final stride of the $75,000 Evan Shipman for New York-breds. Content to trail the field in fifth as loose front-runner Stormy’s Majesty set comfortable fractions of 24.76...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 197 days ago ·

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Local Heroes Willcox Inn and Tajaaweed Score on Million Preview Day!

On a day where stalkers and closers prevailed on Arlington’s beautiful turf, track favorites Willcox Inn and Tajaaweed take home huge wins while Belmont shipper Fantasia scored as well on Arlington Million preview day. All this on an absolutely beautiful and sunny day in Chicago!Read More

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RobertPotter · 3 very nice races yesterday and just love it when the locally based horses take down the majority of 1sts and 2nds! Congrats to Romin Robin, Wilcox Inn,Suntracer, Tajaaweed, and Mister Mardi Gras!!! · 213 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · Great day of turf racing at the showplace ... I was most impressed with Willcox Inn, how about you, Chris? · 213 days ago ·

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JenniferWirth-Ice · Chris ~ It was great to see you on Million Preview Day! Great recap. :) · 213 days ago ·

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christysontheweb · I thought that the Modest was a great race and that Fantasia (albeit a little green in the stretch switching leads) was impressive and most importantly she found all the right openings to give her a great trip given the running style. All I can say is WOW Willcox Inn and Robby A!!! MOST impressive indeed I say they go for the big one. Tajaaweed won nicely too but WI was a tough act to follow...great racing coast to coast yesterday! · 213 days ago ·

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Rallying Fantasia Takes Modesty

Augustin Stable’s Fantasia made a four-wide rally in the stretch to overtake the front runners and hold off a late charge by Romin Robin to win the Grade III $150,000 Modesty Handicap by a length on Saturday. The time of 1:53.80 for the mile and three-sixteenths over firm turf set a stakes rec...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 214 days ago ·

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There's No Whining In Horse Racing

I am shocked by the recent events that have unfolded concerning Johnny V. I have always been a big fan of his; to me Johnny V was the example of everything good about the game. He is not only a great rider, but the epitome of what I think a respectable jock should be. It only made sense that he woul...Read More

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annmatt · I could not agree with you more! I went back and reviewed past similar incidents in big races to see how they turned out: 1987 Ky Derby with Alysheba who was bumped, impeded, pushed, shoved and nearly everything a horse can go through in a race (once went to his knees in the stretch!) and still won the race! The Afleet Alex Preakness 2005 (considered by many to be the greatest Preakness) went to his knees at the top of the stretch when Scrappy T blew the turn and just rolled over AA, who went on to win. And, finally, JV rode Rags to Riches who stumbled out of the gate in the Belmont 2007, and they went on to win. The incident took place so quickly and it looked like AK recovered quicker than JV did! His rear legs never looked out of stride, to me. It happened so fast and the recovery so quick, Tom Durkin failed to even mention it in his call of the race! There was a mile and 3/16 or better left of the race to go -- plenty of time to make that up -- yet, I wondered if JV was so angry that he let himself get so worked up he didn't focus on getting his horse back in the race and give him a chance to get closer to the front. Did he get the “poor mes”? That may be unfair, I recognize, but his attitude after the race is what made me wonder. I frankly don't think AK would have won or finished second with a perfect trip (IMHO). What hurt Maragh's case was he was cited previously for a "careless riding" incident, so they suspended him, I think to send a message for jockeys to watch it to avoid injuries, but I didn't see anything that didn't happen in any KY Derby with 19 or 20 horses!!! It looked to me that JV losing his left iron caused him to be preoccupied with re-seating himself, but his horse looked to me like he was doing just fine. It is a shame it happened, but my first reaction was JV was whining and really had no call to accuse a fellow jockey of deliberately trying to bump him. In the first place, how could Maragh, if it were deliberate or premeditated, have been sure if he bumped IHP that it would result in MMM bumping AK? It was "racing luck", as they say, nothing more, nothing less, I thought. I think you and I are the only ones who viewed the race this way, Angela. Every other write-up bought in to what a shame that it cost AK the race, that it was lost the minute the incident happened! In fact, JV’s interview right after the race was what sent me scurrying to the video replays of the other races just to see how prior races with mishaps had come out in the past. We will never know, but giving up so early in the game could have cost AK the race or at least a finish closer to the front, IMHO. · 238 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · Are the losing bettors allowed to whine, Angie? ;-) · 237 days ago ·

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ruffian75 · You mentioned something about an objection, and I thought that very seldom has there ever been a DQ in the Triple Crown. The only 3 that come to mind are: Ky Derby - 1968 - Dancer's Image(failed urine test, DQ'd from 1st t last); 1984 - Gate Dancer(DQ'd from 5th to 6th for erratic run). Preakness - 1968 - Dancer's Image(DQ'd from 3rd for erratic run). I also remember in the 1980 Preakness when Angel Cordero, aboard Codex, struck Genuine Risk with his whip at the head of the stretch, but, there was no DQ. Point being, it seems it would take a lot for a DQ to occur in the TC, for it seems to be a prestige thing. What's your take, Brian? · 237 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · I think stewards are a little less likely to take down horses in the biggest of races. Maybe there is also a little intensified focus on the jockeys' part as well, causing less trouble. It would have been real interesting if Real Quiet had been able to hold of Victory Gallop in the Belmont, because he probably would have lost the Triple Crown by DQ ... think about that! · 237 days ago ·

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mattowan · Are you guys kidding? What about the 600k that went to the winner? What about possible injuries that could have resulted from Maragh's actions? At a minimum he let the horse drift in, and more likely it was intentional. The connections of the horses involved missed out on a chance for their share of the prize money. i suppose if you excuse Maragh then every race should be a free for all. Let jocks whip each other and such. Or is it if you do it subtly it's ok. Sheesh. · 237 days ago ·

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zXswordxz · Mattowan...you took the word right out of my mouth. Are you guys kidding me? I laugh at this article because they person that wrote apparently fail to put them self in Johnny V shoe...This is the dam Belmont were talking about, lots of money, possible risk of injury to the horse for life. · 237 days ago ·

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zXswordxz · I guess they didn't read this: http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/63585/maragh-suspended-10-days-for-belmont-ride · 237 days ago ·

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DeadHeat · IMO he had cause to complain, especially when the jock who did that had not been suspended for the exact same type of riding not long before the Belmont, where he actually cause the jock to be thrown from the horse, and was still no suspended for that action. There is a reason stewards give the gate test in order for a individual to pass the test. That is because you need to be able to control your mount and Rajiv was clearly not on two occasions. His inability or carelessness could cause another rider or horse some serious injury. Secondly, there is no room for error like that if you are considered a top jockey, especially in races like the Belmont. Johnny V had good reason to be upset after that. · 237 days ago ·

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plez2k10 · All things considered, I think John Velazquez handled the situation quite well, especially when compared with what took place after the Breeders' Cup Marathon last year. IMHO, Velazquez sounded more frustrated and disappointed than "whiny". If anything, it seemed as if Barry Irwin was the most vocal complainer. I don't think Rajiv Maragh purposely tried to impede Animal Kingdom's progress, but it happened anyway. Besides, just about every jockey has been suspended at point in time or another, so I guess it's Rajiv's turn to serve his time... · 237 days ago ·

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ruffian75 · I believe that was the first time Maragh rode Isn't He Imperfect. Probably didn't know the temperament of the horse. If the horse had previous issues coming out of the gate, then the trainer would be to blame, if he didn't pass along those instructions(doubt it, though). Or, maybe, Maragh was ticked off that he lost he mount on Mucho Macho Man(just kidding). · 237 days ago ·

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zxswordxz · I wonder if the horse it hurt due to the incident at the start of the gate...? If AK was hurt with the incident then someone should frame this article as an example of "Perfect Stupidity Writing" · 237 days ago ·

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AndyScoggin · JRV did not have to "whine" to the press. Do it to the stewards and in the Jock's room. · 237 days ago ·

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zxswordxz · Wow people, let me get this...A guy riding a top contender and pretty good colt at the Belmont Stake, another horse bump his horse right at the start...his horse could have gotten injured(which is likely now) and it cost him the race. A report came to him to asked him what happen and he shouldn't say anything but keep his mouth shut? If Johnny didn't vent, I would say something is seriously wrong with him. ‎"Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes, that way when you criticize them, you're a mile away and you have their shoes." ~Jack Handey · 237 days ago ·

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DeadHeat · Why shouldn't he? The reporter asked him and he is supposed to lie? He did complain and quite vocally in the jocks room to the stewards. Now, after hearing the news that AK was injured I would say he has every right to vent his frustrations. The man has now had two promising colts snapped from him in one year, the latest due to careless riding. · 237 days ago ·

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RaTalk_Girl · zxswordxz, here is what I said...when you start leaving your comments, remember that I am sounding off about the way Johnny V handled it…NOT the way the stewards handled it. · 237 days ago ·

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SkiptheCountry · zxswordxz seems to like to make to criticize/call others names without either fully reading the posts/comments or fully understanding them and clarifying if needed. · 237 days ago ·

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RaTalk_Girl · I think you are right SkiptheCountry. I like the fact that we do not all agree and I don't mind at all criticism, BUT I HATE name calling. It doesn't help anything. There are others who do not see things the way I do and are able to debate their views without the name calling. · 237 days ago ·

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zXswordxz · Correct me if I'm wrong....Your article is stating that Johnny did wrong by turning to the media instead of settling it within the jockey room? Let me breaking it down for you, the media search him out for answers as to what happen and what he think. You want him to lie and not speak his mind? Is that leading by example? · 237 days ago ·

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dubby30 · Not really sure what the writer here felt Johnny V should do, here's the problem though, you ask these people to walk a mile in the shoes of these people, in this case athletes and that's very hard and down right impossible at times to do. Some of these writers may have a athletic background but many dont, I for one have been associated with sports all my life and the adrenaline rush that occurs after an incident of this nature is something that can't be explained, especially when dealing with elite athletes. The fact that Johnny was able to calm himself first, get his foot back in the irons second, and then be calm with the horse and let him find his rhythm last is something that is so ultra impressive that there are really few words for his ability to stay calm and professional. The writer seems to be objective at most times and maybe was a bit strong of the criticism of JV, considering as someone previously stated the media sought out JV, and sadly, with the replay showing Maragh guiding the horse to a left hand turn 1 jump out of the gate, my thought is Maragh should have gotten 6 months for the incident on that level in front of millions in the Belmont. WOW. · 237 days ago ·

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bigfootmauler · better to settle it that way then to pull a calvin! and just go balistic! the media asked him - he gave his answer.. you heard him too.. he said, "I DONT KNOW WHAT HORSE/JOCKEY IT WAS" soooo how could he have blamed him right away? when he didnt know · 237 days ago ·

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zXswordxz · exactly bigfootmauler...btw...he look like he was eating mud in that interview....lol...I really don't see where Johnny disrespect anyone by speaking to the media and speaking the truth. · 236 days ago ·

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DeadHeat · http://www.drf.com/news/belmont-stakes-maragh-gets-7-day-suspension-careless-riding It says in here that Rajiv said that Johnny knew he didn't do it on purpose, Johnny seems a lot more calm in many of his quotes as well. It would seem that the two have made up. · 236 days ago ·

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bornstar · One jockey almost unseated, One horse out for the next two months albeit the doctors say Animal Kingdom more than likely just aggravated an existing injury, I have to disagree with you. I was at Belmont with a friend who was going to the track for the first time. There is a reason why there are not alot of new comers in horse racing, alot of people don't think its on the up and up so some things do need to be battled in front of the media so that the fans know that infractions and foul play will be addressed. · 236 days ago ·

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RaTalk_Girl · Thank you Deadheat, I could not find it anywhere. I will take a look at it. I am glad that things have been patched up, I like them both. Bornstar, you bring up a good point about people not wanting to get into racing and needing to battle it in public. I don't agree, but I can certainly see your point and it never crossed my mind that way. Thanks for the post! · 235 days ago ·

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Julie Albright · I don't blame Johnny V for being upset and speaking out as he almost went down becasue of carelessness on the part of Rajiv. He was completely justified to say what he did...when he did, imo. · 229 days ago ·

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bigfootmauler · well... at the time he didnt know what horse hit him.. right after the race, he didnt drop names · 228 days ago ·

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mattowan · It's now official that Maragh's week suspension is a complete joke and slap on the wrist. AK is out for the remainder of the year all due to the hands of Rajiv Maragh. He should have to pay for AK's operation and his training for the rest of the year since the horse won't be able to finance himself through racing. · 224 days ago ·

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GooberNation · i agree 100% matt! · 219 days ago ·

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Maragh Steals New York Aboard Giants Play

Giants Play set a glacial tempo while racing on a relaxed lead and held off a late charge from Zagora to win Belmont Park’s Grade 2, $150,000 New York for fillies and mares on Saturday. Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 228 days ago ·

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Maragh Gets Days for Belmont Stakes Ride

Stewards in New York June 15 issued jockey Rajiv Maragh a 10-day suspension for careless riding in connection with his handling of Isn't He Perfect in the Belmont Stakes (gr. I).The penalty will be reduced to a seven-day suspension if Maragh opts not to appeal the penalty to the three-member New Yor...Read More

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Belmont Stakes 2011 Quotes

BELMONT STAKES (G1) QUOTES Kelly Breen, winning trainer of Ruler On Ice (No. 3): “He wouldn’t grow up. We were trying to see if with time he would mature without having to put blinkers on him. We were disappointed in the Tesio because we were looking at the Preakness, but maybe it was a bless...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 241 days ago ·

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Mott Scores With Courageous Cat, Birdrun

Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott swept Friday’s graded stakes at Belmont Park, finishing first and second in the Grade 2, $150,000 Brooklyn Handicap Presented by Ram with Birdrun and Drosselmeyer and capturing the Grade 3, $100,000 Poker with Courageous Cat. Birdrun seized the lead entering the...Read More

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Belmont Stakes News - June 4

Kentucky Derby winner and Preakness runner-up Animal Kingdom is scheduled to arrive at Belmont Park early Sunday morning, and will gallop over the main track in advance of Monday's final workout for the 143rd running of the Grade 1, $1 million Belmont Stakes on June 11, trainer Graham Motion said to...Read More

Source: horseracingnation.com · Posted 249 days ago ·

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Mucho Macho Man Gets New Shoes

Mucho Macho Man is a big colt and a young one among his 3-year-old peers: he was born June 15, late for a thoroughbred. His youth and size make for a combination that offers many mysteries for a horse trainer.So, when Mucho Macho Man followed a game third-place finish in the Kentucky Derby with a ho...Read More

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Jockey Rajiv Maragh - Race Results & Past Performances

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Supersonic Beauty

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L Bates

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Beloveda

Devilish Silver

Differentiate

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El Speedo

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R Ziadie

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Folk Singer

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Certainty

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Silver Wings

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Quiet Rebel

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Finding Neverland

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AlwOC

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Louvakhova

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Last Full Measure

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Dynamical

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Teeth of the Dog

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Todd Got Even

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Growl

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Take Advantage

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Wewoka Switch

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Twice The Lady

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Lava Girl

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Cosmic Energy

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Sanagas Dominates Hollywood Turf Cup

Making his Grade I debut, Sanagas was dominant in the $250,000 Hollywood Turf Cup Saturday at Hollywood Park. Although the day’s most significa...

Caleb's Posse Storms Home in Dirt Mile

Caleb's Posse stormed down the middle of the track to win Saturday's Breeders' Cup Mile at Churchill Downs. The Factor set the pace from the inside as...

Sanagas Sets Course Record in Sycamore

Winning his second stakes in his fourth start since arriving in North America, Andreas Jacobs’ Sanagas (GER) took the lead down the stretch and won th...

Keeneland: Luke of York Remains Undefeated

George Michaels’ favored Luke of York overcame a slow start, rallying in deep stretch to edge Voodoo Daddy by a nose with Larry Zip another nose back ...

Maragh suspended for careless riding

The Belmont Park stewards suspended jockey Rajiv Maragh seven days for careless riding aboard Calibrachoa coming out of the gate in Saturday’s Grade 1...

Currency Swap Wears Down Trinniberg in Hopeful

Currency Swap wore down 68-1 shot Trinniberg with a gritty run through the final yards Monday afternoon to take the 107th running of the $250,000 Thre...

Tizway Passes Whitney Route Test

Tizway handled a deep and talented field, two turns, and 1 1/8 miles with aplomb Saturday afternoon at Saratoga Race Course, rolling to an emphatic th...

Sanagas Full of Run in John's Call

Sanagas made a four-wide rally through the stretch and went on to post a 2 ½-length victory over Center Divider to take the $81,000 John’s Call presen...

Caleb's Posse Cruises in Amsterdam

Caleb’s Posse, cutting back in distance off seven straight route races, blew past his opponents in the stretch to win the Grade 2, $150,000 Amsterdam ...

Icabad Crane Relishes Saratoga Slop

Icabad Crane picked up his fifth stakes victory in thrilling fashion on Monday at Saratoga Race Course, getting up in the final stride of the $75,000...

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