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Meet Azeri: Horse of the Year It's time to decide on the Horse of the Year and only two deserve the honor for 2002. And the winner should be a filly -- Azeri. horse of the year • horses • fillies • colts • ntra
NTRA: The Good, Bad and Ugly The National Thoroughout Racing Association has done some good and bad, plus one ugly presentation that shouldn't be repeated.
NTRA: The Good, Bad and Ugly The National Thoroughbred Racing Association has done some good for the industry, but also some bad. national thoroughbred racing association • ntra • horses
Saratoga is Not Jim Dandy in 2007 This year's new marketing ploy, "Win and You're In" Automatic Berths has caused NYRA to reschedule the Whitney one week earlier. Will owners bypass the Jim Dandy? breeder'c cup • ntra • nyra • whitney stakes • saratoga
Synthetic Tracks Getting Safer According to statistics released in April, catastrophic injuries on dirt tracks have risen, while the same type accidents on synthetic surfaces has dropped. synthetic surfaces less injuries • synthetic injury reports to ntra • dirt track accident reports • synthetic figures of injury • dirt track injury figures
Horse Racing Safety Panels Formed In the wake of the tragic loss of Eight Belles in the Kentucky Derby, the state of Kentucky and the National Thoroughbred Racing Association are monitoring safety rules. horse racing safety panels form • peta demands end to thoroughbred racing • humane society wants thoroughbred racing reform • kentucky horse racing authority forms committee • jockey club foundation committee
Horse Bone Is Dense, Vulnerable In any case of leg fracture in a Thoroughbred, healing is slow to occur. Infection and laminitis often result after fractures. Is weak breeding part of the problem? horse bone problems • weak breeding horse bone • leg fractures on rise • horse bone unlike human bone • laminitis incurable
Top Racing Moments of 2001 Lauren Hillenbrand's best seller "Seabiscuit: An American Legend" has done much for horse racing this year.
Will Washington D.C. Regulate Horse Racing? State race tracks have lacked the will to institute, or to enforce drug and safety policies, leaving the door open for federal control after high profile fatalities. federal regulation of thoroughbred racing • washington d c calls for reforms • safety welfare drugs reviewed in horse racing • iavarone makes ieah stables drug free • greg means the alpine group lobbyist
Call Me Larry, Call Me Hero Call Me Larry wins sixth race at Aqueduct by a length. Owner Suzie O'Cain of Highcliff Farm donates portion of winnings to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. call me larry • suzie o'cain • highcliff farm • aqueduct • breast cancer research foundation
Curlin Has Chance to Repeat in BC Classic It's difficult to believe that reigning Horse of the Year Curlin may not compete in this season's Breeders' Cup Classic. Curlin is ranked No.1 and leads in earnings. curlin possible two straight breeders cups • curlin possible hoy • tiznow only two straight bc cups • point given hoy 2001 • tiznow hoy 2000
Feds Leaning Toward Horse Racing Regulation Thirty years ago, said Thoroughbred owner/breeder Arthur Hancock III, horse racing came together to avoid federal regulation. "...things have gotten worse, not better." drugs safety issues horse racing • hancock warns things are worse • intersate horseracing act congressional hearing fa • industry leaders against fed intervention • waldrop says strides being made
Tiago, new Derby Boy, at $450,000 While Any Given Saturday remains just on pace in graded stakes earnings, Cowtown Cat also moves into contention for Pletcher. Tiago, a new Derby hope, has credentials. any given saturday • street sense • great hunter • sightseeing • tiago |
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