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Our Moneyman Hopes to Follow Same Path as Mr Money to Indiana Derby Win - National HBPA
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Our Moneyman winning the March 22 Crescent City Derby at the Fair Grounds. Photo by Hodges Photography Story by Jennie Rees, Eclipse Award Winning Turf Writer They say money can’t buy happiness. But...
Lighter’s 20-1 Odds for Indiana Derby Don’t Faze Bloomington’s Ann Harrison - National HBPA
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Lighter winning a maiden race on May 6 at Horseshoe Indianapolis. Photo by Coady Media Ann Harrison has a keen appreciation of longshots and how they do sometimes come in. After all, the Indiana Unive...
Turning a 'Horse Phase' Into a Career Path in the Industry
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Most kids eventually grow out of their “horse phase.” I am in the process of turning mine into a career.
Live horse racing returns to Horsemen’s Park track at WarHorse Casino
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First Alert 6's Elaina Riley chats with Lori Thomas about live horse racing returning to Horsemen’s Park track at WarHorse Casino.
Toast to Lindsay & #BabyVino! @LSchultz626, who has a sizable division in KY, continues Year of the Woman in horse racing as she becomes 1st female trainer to take @MonmouthPark's G1 $1M Haskell w 28-1 shot Baby Vino. @lsnierson has recap. 🏇🍷💰 @NationalHBPA @tharacing
#ChurchillDowns horsemen: TRAINING HOURS at @ChurchillDowns now are: Monday-Thursday 5:30-9:30 w break at 7-7:30. Friday-Sunday training 5:30-9:45 w breaks at 6:45-7:15 (workers only 1st 10 min) & 8:30-9. Starting Gate on Friday & Saturday will be 7:15-9:15. Starting Gate on
We remember trainer Bernie Flint - a true racetrack legend.
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During this journey I have undoubtedly been asked “do these horses really want to run?” And my answer is “it’s apparent when they do not and it’s our responsibility to recognize that.” That’s the case with Sweetalkingbourbon, after 3 races where he just did not pick up his feet
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