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NY Times: Horse Racing & more- On Pro Football: What Will the N.F.L. Do About Robert Kraft This Time? February 23, 2019Roger Goodell has punished many players and several owners for their off-field transgressions. So how will he deal with Robert Kraft?
- TV Sports Anchors’ Predicament in the Age of Social Media: Their News Is Not New February 23, 2019Anchors like Scott Van Pelt from ESPN’s “SportsCenter” are trying to find fresh ways to draw audiences now that Twitter and Instagram have broken TV’s stranglehold on highlights.
- On Pro Football: What Will the N.F.L. Do About Robert Kraft This Time? February 23, 2019
- Louisville C-J
- Louisville basketball's loss to Virginia was a tale of two halves February 23, 2019After jumping out to a 12-point lead in the first half, Louisville lost to Virginia, 64-52.
- Kentucky sends strong message in first game without Reid Travis February 23, 2019Kentucky routed Auburn in its first game without injured forward Reid Travis. The performance sent a message to future opponents.
- Louisville basketball's 'doughnut' offense shows hole in the middle February 23, 2019Perimeter shooting not enough for Cards against Virginia's interior defense
- Louisville basketball's loss to Virginia was a tale of two halves February 23, 2019
- Pace & Cap Forum
- Wild Conditions Race 7 2/21 GP February 22, 2019Hi Yesterday race 7 from GP, The conditions for the race were very unusual. 4-year-olds and up who have started a race on the turf at GP since Dec 1 AND which have not finished 1, 2, or 3rd in those races The winner tuned out to be the chalk paying only $3.20 The key I guess is to...
- Turf races February 21, 2019I have not played turf races in the past several years. But since GP opened its winter meet in Dec. I thought I would apply the same guidelines I have published in the past for dirt races. So far at GP & Tam I have played 78 turf routes. I have had 72 winners, 62 exactas and 57 Tris in my...
- Wild Conditions Race 7 2/21 GP February 22, 2019
- Dan Illman’s Blog
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- Steve Crist’s Blog
- Cristblog: Belmont Stakes Day Preview June 10, 2016Here are my horse-by-horse thoughts on all 10 stakes races at Belmont Saturday...
- Cristblog: Belmont Stakes Day Preview June 10, 2016
- Peter Fornatale’s Blog
- Fornatale: A tribute to Bill Nack June 8, 2018A tribute in memory of legendary writer Bill Nack.
- DRF Tournament news at new location June 6, 2016This is just a little post to let people know that all my tournament content will now be appearing in a new place.
- Fornatale: A tribute to Bill Nack June 8, 2018
- DRF Players’ Podcast
- DRF Players Podcast: December 21, 2018 December 21, 2018In the final episode of the DRF Players’ Podcast (the TBD Players’ Podcast will commence in another place next week), PTF and JK host the first ever Podcast Holiday Quiz. Joined by special guests Matt Scarlata, Drew Coatney, and Gene Menez, they review some of the sometimes sublime but always ridiculous history of the show.
- DRF Players Podcast: December 11, 2018 December 12, 2018Special guest Richard Migliore joins Peter Thomas Fornatale to talk about his life in racing. Topics include what horsemen and horseplayers can learn from each other, and how today's riding culture is different from when Migliore was riding. Plus, what does a dieting jockey eat for dessert?
- DRF Players Podcast: December 21, 2018 December 21, 2018
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- DRF Today
- Prince Lucky romps in Hal's Hope February 23, 2019Prince Lucky returned from an 8 1/2-month layoff to register an impressive victory in Saturday’s Grade 3, $100,000 Hal’s Hope at Gulfstream Park. In other stakes action on the card, Play On captured the Melody of Colors, while Yes I Am Free took the Texas Glitter.
- Usual Suspect by a neck in Downthedustyroad Stakes February 23, 2019A day after winning the 3,000th race of his training career, Karl Broberg accounted for his first Oaklawn Park stakes victory Saturday, when Usual Suspect wired her rivals in the $100,000 Downthedustyroad at 26-1. She was a neck winner over Fastanista. It was another 5 1/2 lengths back to Georgia’s Reward in third.
- Stonesintheroad scores impressive win in Franklin Square February 23, 2019Rajiv Maragh had a decision to make regarding whom to ride in Saturday’s $100,000 Franklin Square Stakes at Aqueduct. He could remain on Stonesintheroad, whom Maragh had ridden to a pair of blowout victories for trainer Jeremiah Englehart, or keep the mount on Flush, whom Maragh rode to a 7 1/2-length maiden victory on Jan. 11 for trainer Kiaran McLaughlin. […]
- Prince Lucky romps in Hal's Hope February 23, 2019
- The Blood Horse
- Santa Anita Expands Spring Juvenile RacingSanta Anita Park has announced it will be offering maiden special weight races for 2-year-olds beginning April 18 and 19 and that it will present a pair of 2-year-old stakes on closing day.
- ARC Remains Firm on Prize-Money Stance Despite BoycottFeb. 23 Lingfield card was reduced from seven races to five following protest
- Signalman Works in Advance of Fountain of Youth Graded stakes winner Signalman breezed five furlongs in 1:01.75 at Gulfstream Park Feb. 23, turning in a "solid" tuneup for next Saturday's $400,000 Xpressbet.com Fountain of Youth Stakes (G2).
- Santa Anita Expands Spring Juvenile Racing
- Santa Anita News
- CARMA ELECTS CANDACE CODER-CHEW AS BOARD PRESIDENT February 23, 2019CARMA Elects Candace Coder-Chew as Board President Leading Thoroughbred aftercare charity to be steered by life-long equestrian and businesswoman ARCADIA, Calif., Feb. 23, 2019 – The California Retirement Management Account (CARMA), a non-profit organization that provides funding for the retirement of California-raced Thoroughbred horses, announced today tha […]
- SANTA ANITA TO ENHANCE 2-YEAR-OLD RACING PROGRAM WITH MAIDEN RACES IN APRIL & A PAIR OF JUVENILE STAKES ON JUNE 23 February 23, 2019SANTA ANITA TO ENHANCE 2-YEAR-OLD RACING PROGRAM WITH MAIDEN RACES IN APRIL & A PAIR OF JUVENILE STAKES ON JUNE 23 AS FASIG-TIPTON PLANTS FLAG WITH INAUGURAL TWO-YEAR-OLD IN TRAINING SALE HERE ON JUNE 5 SANTA ANITA & DEL MAR WORKING TOGETHER TO BOLSTER OVERALL STRENGTH OF PROGRAM ARCADIA, Calif. (Feb. 23, 2019)–In an effort […] The post SANTA ANITA […]
- CARMA ELECTS CANDACE CODER-CHEW AS BOARD PRESIDENT February 23, 2019
- Bob Baffert’s World
- Marley's Freedom gallops in G2 Santa Monica S. February 16, 2019Marley's Freedom 5-year-old debut in the $200,000 Santa Monica S. (G2) Feb. 16 at Santa Anita Park couldn't have been more impressive, winning by nearly two lengths over Selcourt...
- Mucho Gusto draws off in Robert Lewis S. (G3) February 2, 2019Mucho Gusto set off the pace before taking the lead with a quarter-mile to run and drew off in the stretch to win the $150,000 Robert B. Lewis (G3) by nearly five lengths...
- Marley's Freedom gallops in G2 Santa Monica S. February 16, 2019
- On the Backstretch
- CARMA ELECTS CANDACE CODER-CHEW AS BOARD PRESIDENT February 23, 2019CARMA Elects Candace Coder-Chew as Board President Leading Thoroughbred aftercare charity to be steered by life-long equestrian and businesswoman ARCADIA, Calif., Feb. 23, 2019 – The California Retirement Management Account (CARMA), a non-profit organization that provides funding for the retirement of California-raced Thoroughbred horses, announced today tha […]
- SANTA ANITA TO ENHANCE 2-YEAR-OLD RACING PROGRAM WITH MAIDEN RACES IN APRIL & A PAIR OF JUVENILE STAKES ON JUNE 23 February 23, 2019SANTA ANITA TO ENHANCE 2-YEAR-OLD RACING PROGRAM WITH MAIDEN RACES IN APRIL & A PAIR OF JUVENILE STAKES ON JUNE 23 AS FASIG-TIPTON PLANTS FLAG WITH INAUGURAL TWO-YEAR-OLD IN TRAINING SALE HERE ON JUNE 5 SANTA ANITA & DEL MAR WORKING TOGETHER TO BOLSTER OVERALL STRENGTH OF PROGRAM ARCADIA, Calif. (Feb. 23, 2019)–In an effort […] The post SANTA ANITA […]
- CARMA ELECTS CANDACE CODER-CHEW AS BOARD PRESIDENT February 23, 2019
- WSJ Sports
- Chelsea May Have to Hit the Reset Button, Again February 22, 2019Maurizio Sarri represented a new direction for Chelsea. But his stubborn approach and uninspiring season have put the team at a familiar crossroad.
- The NFL Player Moonlighting as an Ivy League Professor February 22, 2019Jets linebacker Brandon Copeland is teaching a financial literacy seminar in the Urban Studies department at the University of Pennsylvania.
- Syracuse's Jim Boeheim Strikes, Kills Pedestrian on Highway February 21, 2019Police say Syracuse men’s basketball coach Jim Boeheim struck and killed a 51-year-old man walking outside his vehicle on a highway.
- Chelsea May Have to Hit the Reset Button, Again February 22, 2019
December 4, 2012 at 5:23 PM
The future of investing in horse racing will change the last 40 yrs we are told to look for winners no one made money in the long run but we should look for horses that will not hit the board the opposite is true i already have a plan in place that will change the way we play horse and make a living . no more wins only, tri and super will be the way to go It works well in maiden,soft 2yr old quarter horse,harness its in the works with good results
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