Despite being synonymous with horse racing in the United States, Churchill Downs is not really a horse racing company, said Shawn Smeallie, executive director of the Coalition for Horse Racing Integrity, which is lobbying for the bill.
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" As John Swenson, a veteran horse racing journalist, wrote for Vice in 2013: "Cheating is deeply woven into the fabric of horse racing.
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On Horse Racing Sometimes a well-liked guy wins in the cutthroat sport of horse racing and even his bitterest rivals are happy.
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The HSUS is a founding member of the Coalition for Horse Racing Integrity and established the National Horse Racing Advisory Council to help improve equine health.
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Horse racing deaths: Twenty-three horses have died since late December at Santa Anita Park, near Los Angeles, endangering the future of horse racing in California.
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She reached out to the California horse racing regulator in April for their input on a pending bill in Congress, the Horse Racing Integrity Act of 2019.
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Gavin Newsom signed a bill allowing the state's horse racing board to suspend horse racing licenses if the board deems it necessary to protect horses' or riders' safety.
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Arcadia, California (CNN)In a series of fiery exchanges, a regular meeting of the California Horse Racing Board erupted into a referendum on the entire horse racing industry Thursday.
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State Senate Bill 469 allows for California's Horse Racing Board to suspend horse racing licenses if the board deems, it necessary to protect the safety of horses or riders. Gov.
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Y.) and Andy BarrAndy Hale BarrKentucky Democrat moves closer to McConnell challenge Advocates step up efforts for horse racing reform bill after more deaths Unlikely allies push horse racing reform MORE (R-Ky.).
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Deaths happen, no matter where horse racing events are staged.
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So we decided to have horse racing on the beach.
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Like all of horse racing, it is a numbers game.
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Well, that's what makes horse racing, as my grandmother says.
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After all, virtual horse racing is found in many casinos.
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The goal of horse racing is to get the best.
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Queen Elizabeth II has a lucrative side hustle: horse racing.
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H.R. 2651 would create a private, independent horse racing anti-doping authority, the Horseracing Anti-Doping and Medication Control Authority (HADA), responsible for developing and administering a nationwide anti-doping program for horse racing.
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And regulatory agencies are supposed to protect the public, in the case of horse racing by "ensuring the integrity, viability and safety" of the industry, according to the California Horse Racing Board's mission statement.
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With so many gambling and entertainment options, horse racing has suffered.
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My big thing that got me on top was horse-racing.
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Unanimity, or near unanimity, is a rare thing in horse racing.
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Horse racing fans witnessed a historical achievement at Saturday's Belmont Stakes.
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Its thoroughbred stud farm and horse racing businesses provided the rest.
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WALLACE: Horse racing&aposs leading trainer took us inside his operation.
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Others pertain to industries including renewable energy, horse racing and motorsports.
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And, unlike football and boxing, horse racing is hard to televise.
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Personages mull the ideal combination of colors for horse-racing silks.
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Another horse has died at the Santa Anita horse racing track.
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Donna Barton Brothers is an expert in the horse racing field.
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In addition to horse racing, Lexington is known for its basketball.
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Horse racing is a major sport in Japan, so be prepared.
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Horse racing has been on the decline for nearly two decades.
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Of late, any news about horse racing has been bad news.
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It's also a fascinating and visceral tutorial in horse-racing economics.
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The humans involved in horse racing often overthink things as well.
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The California Horse Racing Board said it agreed with Lacey's findings.
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But its use in horse racing predated that by 50 years.
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"That's horse racing," West said, leaving the winner's circle he had long been trying to break into so that the connections of Country House could enter and hoist the most famous trophy in American horse racing.
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A friend was like, 'You need to do this for horse racing!
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Men watch horse racing on screens at Monmouth Park in Oceanport, N.J.
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Gavin Newsom and the California Horse Racing Board (CHRB) to suspend racing.
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He also believes that horse racing offers gamblers a unique intellectual challenge.
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Catching cheats in the world of horse-racing has, however, proved hard.
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He was inducted into the Horse Racing Hall of Fame in 270.
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The Queen is an avid fan of horse racing — and horseback riding!
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He is a household name far beyond the sport of horse racing.
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On Horse Racing LOUISVILLE, Ky. — There are no holes in Nyquist's résumé.
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These provisions pertain to industries including renewable energy, motorsports and horse racing.
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It has that thrill of a 100-meter dash or horse racing.
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Sheikh Mohammed, the ruler of Dubai, is an avid horse-racing fan.
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The Sheikh is the owner of Godolphin, a global horse racing organization.
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But drivers often have small physiques, akin to jockeys in horse racing.
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Student Opinion What do you know about the world of horse racing?
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His hometown, Livorno, in Tuscany, has a rich tradition of horse-racing.
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This is the most critical time American horse racing has ever experienced.
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On Horse Racing BALTIMORE — You don't choose your mentors, they choose you.
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This is the most critical time American horse racing has ever experienced.
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Why do so many terms come from baseball, horse racing and boxing?
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For horse racing fans, there are several notable events on the calendar.
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He was a horse racing savant, before he even raced a horse.
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There is no offseason in horse racing, so there's no rest either.
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BALTIMORE — Two horses died at racetracks owned by the Stronach Group on Friday, keeping the issue of animal safety in horse racing in the public eye on the eve of one of the biggest days in horse racing.
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The Horse Racing Integrity and Safety Act, a bill that would grant the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency the power to regulate drugs in American horse racing as it does in other sports, has been before the House since 2013.
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Pachinko gambling already is popular in Japan along with betting on horse racing.
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In 1985, horse racing ranked eighth, with 203 percent calling it their favorite.
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Neither West nor the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission could be reached for comment.
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Saturday's card of horse racing at New York's Saratoga Race Course was canceled.
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Idaho rejected a measure that would allow instant horse racing video terminals. Gov.
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Therefore, I would like to see the horse racing industry shut down completely.
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Those in favor of banning horse racing altogether were livid at the news.
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"I was never really into it in Sweden," he said of horse racing.
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Bob Baffert is one of the most prominent figures in American horse racing.
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Horse racing and cycling events in Kumamoto and Fukuoka prefectures were also canceled.
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Her mother is also a commissioner of the Pennsylvania State Horse Racing Commission.
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This isn't the first time Congress has taken a look into horse racing.
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The world of horse racing, of course, declared itself shocked at the news.
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The California Horse Racing Board approved the measure, and it took effect Friday.
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For decades, horse racing has experienced spikes in fatalities without adopting significant changes.
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The family has deep ties to the horse-racing industry near Freehold Raceway.
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Horse racing is a sport that carries with it a lot of pride.
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How does your experience affect your views on the sport of horse racing?
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The closing of the track comes at a bad time for horse racing.
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There could be robot horse racing, robot dog fighting, robot octopus wrestling, even.
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Gomez had never seen a life without horse racing or without substance abuse.
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Another survey that year found 85033 percent of members of the Horseplayers Association of North America believe they should lend support to the Coalition for Horse Racing Integrity in its quest to reform drug use and enforcement in horse racing.
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"I'm not against horse racing, but I don't want the advertising here," added Hogan.
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Nevertheless, horse racing has never been a particularly popular bet with professional sports gamblers.
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Horse racing is among the most popular pastimes of both urban and rural Mongolians.
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Go deeper: Horse racing seeks normalcy in Kentucky Derby after unexplained Santa Anita deaths
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That's the very foundation the Horse racing Integrity Act, H.R. 1754, introduced by Reps.
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Both have already distinguished themselves in trotting, one of Italy's biggest horse-racing businesses.
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For reference, wagering on horse racing in the U.S. is $11 billion a year.
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The barbarity of horse racing, the ancient Roman Colosseum, even Mr. Ed. Who cares?
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Building a horse racing empire in a market as large as China is alluring.
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A necropsy will be conducted, which is required by the California Horse Racing Board.
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West filed an appeal but it was denied by the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission.
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I'd like everyone to know I'm officially retired from the sport of horse racing .
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The lawsuit names the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission, its members and the stewards as defendants.
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And like any true horse racing fan, she abided by a very festive dress code.
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It found that only 1 percent of Americans listed horse racing as their favorite sport.
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Figures from the state horse racing board back the track's assertion that deaths are down.
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The Horse racing Integrity Act deserves to pass on the basis of its simple merits.
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On Horse Racing NORTH EAST, Md. — Michael Dickinson has an eternal twinkle in his eye.
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I'm watching horse-racing for the first time, and I think I may be hooked.
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To better understand their stance I spoke to Dene Stansall, the group's horse racing consultant.
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The queen, who is reportedly an avid horse racing fan, has visited Claiborne Farm twice.
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"I got bored," he told The Paulick Report, a horse-racing news website, in 2016.
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PETA is calling for horse racing to stop in the wake of Golden Birthday's death.
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This is horse racing, which has a way of spoiling even the rowdiest of parties.
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If horse racing is the sport of kings, thoroughbreds are the kings of horse breeding.
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In horse racing, the greatest amount of prestige is usually found in races for colts.
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Dubai, part of the United Arab Emirates, is known for its connections to elite horse racing.
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Two of his positive tests involved boldenone, a steroid that has been used in horse racing.
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The Jockey Club is among many groups pushing for a national governing body for horse racing.
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Hollendorfer was elected to the National Museum of Horse Racing and Hall of Fame in 2011.
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The deaths at Santa Anita Racehorse deaths happen, no matter where horse racing events are staged.
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This spring, there is a new contender trained by the most recognizable figure in horse racing.
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"He was bigger than Churchill Downs," the famed horse racing track that hosts the Kentucky Derby.
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The same would be true for the animal athletes of horse racing, in a different era.
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"Something new is not always met with open arms in the horse racing industry," he said.
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DNA testing in horse racing is relatively new but already one of its most contentious topics.
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Forget about horse racing — apparently turtle racing was where all the action was in the '30s.
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The towers were constructed in the 1990s on the site of a former horse-racing track.
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"Horse racing for the most part in America is boiled down to brief moments," said True.
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The article concludes: For decades, horse racing has experienced spikes in fatalities without adopting significant changes.
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His unique perspective on sports ranging from horse racing to golf to NFL football was extraordinary.
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Under California horse racing rules, Justify should have been disqualified and his $600,000 purse money returned.
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Animal-rights organization PETA on Sunday called on the state's horse racing board to suspend racing.
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It also subsidized horse racing, a declining industry, by allowing racing tracks to operate casino gaming.
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"That's horse racing," said Maximum Security's owner, Gary West, as he was leaving the winner's circle.
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Horse racing has a long history of trainers' repurposing drugs in pursuit of a performance edge.
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In addition, many states have some sort of legalized gambling, from state lotteries to horse racing.
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By midday on Thursday, the firm had a bet going on when horse racing would resume.
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Alvarado, in his book, describes Gomez's entire life as a battle between horse racing and addiction.
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Jose is the 157th North American rider to die from a horse-racing accident since 1940.
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Read more: Horse racing tracks are cashing in during pandemic, but some workers question the cost The rise and fall of Jorge Navarro, the alleged doping king of horse racing Perspective: If horsemen care so much about animals, why does it take the feds to stop doping?
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The Derby is just the tip of the crown for NBC Sports' horse racing coverage this year.
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Second was the Melbourne Cup, a horse racing event that has steadily attracted controversy over the years.
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The Queen was beaming as she greeted Meghan Markle at Royal Ascot, Britain's famed horse racing event.
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The Kentucky Derby is tomorrow Time to muddle some mint and pretend we know about horse racing!
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Data from the California Horse Racing Board shows that in past years, the numbers were much higher.
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Avid horse racing lover Princess Anne, whose home, Gatcombe Park, isn't too far of a drive away.
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"He's as well bred as anyone in the race," Steve Haskin, a longtime horse racing journalist, said.
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According to Barton Brothers, winning in the horse racing industry requires leadership, persistence, and finding your niche.
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Prosecutors also accused him of funneling money from the company to support a thoroughbred horse-racing business.
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But there's one aspect of horse racing that's often not discussed: gender inequality among trainers and jockeys.
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John – again, not his real name – bets on horse racing as a full-time source of income.
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I got curious about horse racing from a friend who had a bachelor party at the track.
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Inside, I found that the Sheikh has a room filled with dozens of gleaming horse-racing trophies.
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Some of the most popular horse racing gifts in Japan are stuffed animal replicas of racing greats.
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In horse racing, big purses are matched by big egos, a dynamic that sometimes encourages situational ethics.
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Kentucky horse racing rules allow appeals of jockey rulings, but not for the disqualification of a horse.
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The app was designed for first-time horse-racing bettors in anticipation of the Triple Crown races.
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But it's unclear if the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission has the authority to overrule the derby decision.
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The track operators had vowed to continue racing this weekend, like much of the horse racing industry.
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Long-mooted plans to allow horse-racing and lotteries in the island province of Hainan are languishing.
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Last week, the counsel for the SFO James Hines used a horse racing analogy during the trial.
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The investigators will work with the California Horse Racing Board (CHRB) as it examines the equine fatalities.
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It sounds like it might be from a card game, but it actually comes from horse racing.
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"We talked for some time," said Casse, a member of the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame.
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But the point is that, whatever the horse's motivations, it broke a long-established rule in horse racing.
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing Bob Baffert leads all trainers with 35 horses nominated to the Triple Crown races.
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In California, an estimated 17,000 jobs are tied to the industry, according to the state's horse racing regulator.
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Jeanie's late husband Henry, the 7th Earl of Carnarvon — or Lord Porchester — was the Queen's horse racing manager.
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He believes that doping in horse racing is no longer "as rampant as a lot of people believe".
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Not only is the Queen an avid horse-racing fan, she breeds them and continues to ride too.
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"KY Horse Racing Commission already denied the appeal filed today by the attorney of #MaximumSecurity owner," he wrote.
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Sophie has clearly not only inherited her dad's love of horse racing, but also his passion for food.
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Pletcher acknowledged that tensions were running high in the horse racing community as this year's Breeders' Cup approached.
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"End this madness," Patrick Battuello, the head of website Horse Racing Wrongs, said in a post on Sunday.
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The Kentucky Derby is known for its exciting horse racing, distinctly preppy fashions, and, of course, mint juleps.
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In 1996, Mohammed brought his love of horse racing to Dubai — launching the Dubai World Cup in 1996.
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According to the event planner, the guests at the party were the elite of the horse racing world.
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As they say in horse racing "they're off" and it's going to be a sprint to the finish.
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Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai since 2006, is an avid horse-racing fan.
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"In horse racing they have the stable, and the owner of the stable owns the horse," he said.
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It could not be determined how much money Mr. Soros's firm has committed to the horse racing business.
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Like the Olympics, horse racing draws a large female audience, and reaching that demographic was enticing to NBC.
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North American horse racing is fragmented, with no one body or commissioner overseeing the sport as a whole.
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Whether there is an asterisk next to his name is something horse racing fans will have to decide.
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The chairman of the California Horse Racing Board, Chuck Winner, owns an interest in horses trained by Baffert.
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Nied was a noted Akron sportsman with ownership interests in boxing, minor league baseball, football and horse racing.
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"Horse racing has inherent risks but is a legally sanctioned sport in California," Lacey said in the report.
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On Thursday, the California Horse Racing Board limited the use of whips and approved changes to medication rules.
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"Horse racing has inherent risks but is a legally sanctioned sport in California," Lacey said in a statement.
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We are committed to working with the entire California horse racing industry in the protection of horses and riders.
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Most people who know something about horse-racing -- and that is not me -- agreed it was the right decision.
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Horse racing may be the sport of kings but equestrian can also boast a Fortune 500 stable of billionaires.
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MEET THE UNDEFEATED COLT THAT COULD BECOME A HORSE RACING LEGEND Can a race be canceled because of rain?
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Gavin Newsom of California said that horse racing was dangerously close to being out of business in his state.
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I know nothing about horse racing but still want to waste some money by randomly betting on a horse.
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Watch as he tries meditation, castrates a sheep with his teeth, bets on horse racing, and so much more.
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Horse racing may be known as the Sport of Kings, but Queen Elizabeth has made it all her own.
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The newspaper's editor, David Laventhol, a horse-racing fan, was impressed and asked why he had such specialized knowledge.
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Known for its horse racing and strong equestrian culture, the city is also home to the University of Kentucky.
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After retirement, Donna transitioned into reporting on horse racing and currently works as an on-track reporter for NBC.
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Crossing an old bridge, we were told that horse-racing cheaters were sometimes found in the canyon below. True?
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In the horse racing industry, the tradition is to bury only the hooves, heart, and head of the horse.
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Keeneland is a horse racing company as well as the world's largest thoroughbred auction house, based in Lexington, Kentucky.
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The take rate of sports wagering is around 5 percent, while it's closer to 20 percent in horse racing.
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On Horse Racing As the Triple Crown season approaches, the talk should be about contenders for the Kentucky Derby.
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Recognizing that horse racing can be a rough, heartbreaking business, Mr. Jolley offered an unsentimental view of Ruffian's death.
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The day in (no) sports includes (some) sports, as horse racing preps for a Triple Crown like no other.
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Scopolamine, also known as hyoscine, is banned in horse racing because it can improve horses' breathing and heart-rate.
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There has been a horse-racing track there since just after British colonial rule began in the mid-1800s.
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A fast-talking, vivid character, Bliss is obsessed with horse racing and fond of translating its verities to politics.
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But it's likely that horse racing is more of a passion than a way to earn some extra cash.
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The horse needs to win the 1 ½-mile Belmont Stakes on June 9 to earn the top horse racing prize.
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According to Horse Racing Nation, Always Dreaming took a break from racing after ulcers were found in the horse's stomach.
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According to Horse Racing Nation, Always Dreaming took a break from racing after ulcers were found in the horse's stomach.
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A five-day annual British horse-racing event at Ascot Racecourse, Berkshire, where some 300,000 racing fanatics congregate every June.
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A decision to allow an advertisement for horse racing to be projected onto the building (pictured above) was sternly criticised.
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Prosecutors said Blagojevich solicited campaign contributions in exchange for raising pediatric reimbursement rates and legislation supporting Illinois' horse racing industry.
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I think horse-racing has been, for some reason, my passion that I think my grandfather caused me to have.
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But bringing the horse-racing business back to life will not be as easy as increasing foot traffic to tracks.
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It's called Pocket Card Jockey, and it blends elements of solitaire and horse racing into a strange and addicting whole.
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Part of the problem for horse racing, unlike, say, the National Football League, is that no unifying regulatory system exists.
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"The death of Mongolian Groom is a loss to the entire horse racing community," a statement from Breeders' Cup Ltd.
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The Breeders' Cup, The Jockey Club and The Stronach Group back the bill through the Coalition for Horse Racing Integrity.
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The hats were on show at that year's Royal Ascot, one of the U.K.'s most prestigious horse racing events.
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Casually sprinkled here and there were kitschy horse-racing games, horse-themed art and even a bag of Chessmen cookies.
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He oversaw the Paddy Power's US casino business, and then its TVG cable network for horse racing during that time.
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing The undefeated filly Songbird will not run in the Kentucky Oaks after developing a slight fever.
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FanDuel's parent company, Flutter, also owns other businesses, like horse-racing broadcaster TVG, that it can lean on right now.
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Still, sports wagering is quickly on its way to outpace the state's far more established, though ailing, horse racing industry.
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If you look at say horse racing or dog racing records, they plateaued in the 1950s for the most part.
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That rate is two and a half to five times greater than in the rest of the horse racing world.
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Within minutes, I had finished a giant "Just Say 'Neigh' to Horse Racing!" sign and had registered for the demonstration.
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In California, 600,000 signatures on a petition could prompt a ballot initiative on whether horse racing should continue to exist.
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"I felt joy and relief that we didn't have the most disastrous incident in American horse racing history," he said.
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Hancock, 74, had a feeling that here was "the icing on the cake" on a great life in horse racing.
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This two-year period was the second time the horse racing industry had been shut down throughout New York State.
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There were no horse deaths on Friday when racing resumed, Mike Marten from the California Horse Racing Board told CNN.
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There is no more lineage-obsessed sport than horse racing, and serious aficionados know their begats better than Bible scholars.
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The properties include more than 2,000 slot machines and table games, as well as dining outlets and horse racing tracks.
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Telsey said the recently passed Illinois gaming legislation will be actually be a plus for the horse racing and entertainment company.
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Trainers are looking for experienced riders to lead their thoroughbreds to victory, and no one knows horse racing better than Smith.
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The California Horse Racing Board (CHRB) is investigating that and has experts examining the remains of the dead horses for clues.
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He visits the William Hill branch on Deptford High Street four or five days a week to bet on horse racing.
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Santa Anita hired a consultant to lead a study of the track surface and the California Horse Racing Board also investigated.
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The Breeders' Cup, The Jockey Club and The Stronach Group are supporting the bill through the Coalition for Horse Racing Integrity.
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But the hard-core horse racing aficionados love the Breeders' Cup, 13 elite races with the best of the best thoroughbreds.
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Gavin Newsom of California has said that horse racing could be out of business in his state if things don't improve.
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The painting comes from the estate of Ogden Mills Phipps, the horse racing executive and breeder who acquired it in 1985.
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It also operates an online betting site, TVG, that handles $1 billion annually on horse racing bets in the United States.
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Blade will have hubs in Mumbai's upscale oceanfront neighborhood Juhu and in Mahalaxmi, home to the city's famous horse racing track.
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Everything is set to be ironed out Thursday when the global horse racing investment fund Phoenix Thoroughbreds will announce the deal.
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Sheikh Mohammed, the ruler of Dubai and the prime minister of the United Arab Emirates, is an avid horse-racing fan.
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Japan Cup The Japan Cup, first held in 22012, is one of the biggest days of horse racing in the country.
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And they're looking to smaller or international events that are still playing, like horse racing, rugby, or Australian A-League soccer.
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It's focusing on other upcoming events that are still on the schedule, like horse racing and the April return of UFC.
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Prosecutors accused Blagojevich of soliciting campaign money in exchange for raising pediatric reimbursement rates and legislation supporting Illinois' horse racing industry.
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"Is It Possible That Horse Racing Is One Referendum Away From Disappearing in Your Jurisdiction?" the discussion was titled in December.
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In California, just 600,000 signatures on a petition would prompt a ballot initiative on whether horse racing should continue to exist.
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That fatality rate is two and a half to five times greater than in the rest of the horse racing world.
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Maximum Security's owners, Gary and Mary West, have sued the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission in federal court to overturn the decision.
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Indian Relay, a type of bareback horse racing practiced by Native American tribes in the plains states, blends heritage and danger.
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On Horse Racing LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Has there ever been a more appropriate name for a Kentucky Derby winner than Always Dreaming?
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As Justify followed in American Pharoah's footsteps, horse racing appeared to have an even stronger chance at stirring back to life.
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It has also been making use of its Los Angeles production studio — home of TVG Network, a horse-racing-betting channel.
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His Romford accent thrilled grouchy Lee Marvin, and his horse-racing jokes disarmed the queen into a smile of genuine happiness.
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Tatts operates a lucrative lottery business as well as betting on horse racing and sports matches across Australia and New Zealand.
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That's why horses get blinders in horse racing: You look at the horse next to you, and you lose a step.
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Her pursuit of modern horse racing takes her to Normandy, France, and then Kentucky, where apparently all the best horses are.
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The Cubist collages of Picasso, Braque and Gris souped up still lifes with stock prices, horse-racing results and classified ads.
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After the changes were approved by the California Horse Racing Board, they went into effect when Santa Anita re-opened Friday.
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That rate is two and a half to five times greater than that of the rest of the horse racing world.
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing Officials canceled all races at Aqueduct Racetrack in New York on Saturday because of cold and high winds.
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Horse racing once was among the most popular U.S. sports, but its popularity faded in the second half of the 20th century.
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The work of many in the horse racing industry and dedicated animal welfare groups are giving wind to the wings of reform.
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There are also rising calls for more action, including passage of state and federal legislation to further regulate the horse racing industry.
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He'd made films about monasteries and meatpacking plants, fashion models and military maneuvers, schools for students with disabilities and horse racing tracks.
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She joined Andrew and their daughter Princess Beatrice on the fourth day of the horse-racing festival so beloved by the Queen.
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Each of the properties includes more than 2,000 slot machines and table games, as well as dining outlets and horse racing tracks.
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Wherever the British settle, wherever they colonise, they carry and will ever carry on trial by jury, horse racing and portrait painting.
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He told CNN Thursday that complicating the debate surrounding horse racing are the 17,000 licensed jobs tied to the industry in California.
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"The death of Mongolian Groom is a loss to the entire horse racing community," the Breeders' Cup organizers said in a statement.
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If anything, they said, the smaller crowds would mean cheaper hotel prices and some extra elbow room for the horse-racing fans.
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He ruins what could have been a fine article by rationalizing that horse racing is to be blamed for his gambling losses.
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The horse racing event also chose to open on the first day with a minute's silence, in light of the recent tragedies.
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More than two dozen tax breaks expired at the end of 85033, relating to industries including renewable energy, horse racing and motorsports.
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Some are biding their time, cutting costs and focusing on smaller sports like horse racing, rugby, local soccer matches, and even politics.
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Mr. Van Berg underwent surgery for cancer of the inner jaw in the fall, the horse-racing publication Daily Racing Form reported.
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In places like California and Louisiana, where state governments are urging social distancing, horse racing is still happening for fans betting online.
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In addition to putting on one of the biggest days of horse racing in the world, there will also be other entertainment.
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In Rice's era, Bing Crosby hired her for a variety of projects, including remodeling a stable in his expanding horse-racing venture.
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A previous version of this article incorrectly said that horse racing was introduced to Hong Kong by the British in the 1880s.
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Rick Baedeker, the executive director of the California Horse Racing Board, acknowledged that it was a delicate case because of its timing.
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It said reforms will move Stronach tracks to be more inline with the regulations of the International Federation of Horse Racing Authorities.
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Date: June 6, 2015What made the moment: The horse racing world had gone more than 30 years without a Triple Crown champion.
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It is also close to the Jockey Club horse racing facility, the Cidade Jardim shopping center and the University of São Paulo.
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The board is a regulatory agency and does not have the power to suspend horse racing without approval of the designated track.
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It was one of the greatest runs in modern horse racing—capped by the Breeder's Cup Classic victory with the broken shoulder.
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I would like to thank everyone in the sport of horse racing for all the support I ever received in my career.
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Flay, a horse-racing aficionado, will whip up Kentucky-inspired fare like sweet potato chicken hash with poached eggs and apricot glazed bacon.
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In highly efficient markets such as horse racing, betting is dominated by deep-pocketed, computer-based syndicates that also rely on quantitative trading.
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It's a 43% drop in deaths that Winner, the California Horse Racing Board chairman, noted in his most recent report to the industry.
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Change is coming to horse racing in Maryland, offering the potential to bolster an industry that has long been important to the state.
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The California Horse Racing Board is accused of dropping the case instead of immediately reporting the failed test, which would have disqualified Justify.
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"Our focus is, and has been, on growing horse racing through the television stations, our account wagering and now the exchange," Levin said.
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When you think of horse racing, the Triple Crown races and Kentucky Derby hats might be the first things that come to mind.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's horse racing community has been left reeling after the death of a second jockey from a fall within two days.
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The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission, in a letter from its general counsel, John L. Forgy, said the disqualification was not subject to appeal.
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Maximum Security's owners, Gary and Mary West, contend the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission and its stewards at Churchill Downs made the wrong call.
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The bill would create a private, independent authority responsible for developing and administering a nationwide antidoping and medication control program for horse racing.
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Southern California is one of the nation's largest horse-racing centers, thanks to an inviting climate where horses can be run year-round.
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Churchill Downs has announced the most famous horse racing event in the world -- The Kentucky Derby -- will be postponed from May to Sept.
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A fan of horse racing, Mr. Maren also played softball in a league called the Hollywood Shorties until he was in his 80s.
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Past winners of the Diane read like a who's who to the horse racing set, but so do some of the also-rans.
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In a closed-door executive session, the California Horse Racing Board ruled that the failed drug test had been caused by environmental contamination.
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"Horse racing has inherent risks but is a legally sanctioned sport in California," Lacey, who led the panel of prosecutors and investigators, said.
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In Stronach, Schafer sees a man with a proven track record in business as an auto-parts magnate and a horse racing innovator.
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Under the sheikh, the Godolphin stable is a global thoroughbred breeding and horse racing operation with bases in Dubai, Australia and Newmarket, England.
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"There has to be a discussion and a plan," said Dr. Mary Scollay, the equine medical director for the Kentucky Horse Racing Association.
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American Currency, a 4-year-old gelding, was injured while exercising on the training track, Mike Marten with the California Horse Racing Board said.
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The Kentucky Derby, US — The annual horse racing event in May has become even more popular with the super rich for gambling and partying.
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Ladbrokes, which UBS analysts said has greater exposure to horse racing than William Hill, bemoaned "the most expensive week here that we can remember".
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The deaths have raised questions about the ethics of horse racing and led to calls for changes to the laws that govern the industry.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Wednesday about Bill Nack, a sportswriter who wrote frequently about horse racing, misstated the date of the 1973 Belmont Stakes.
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Now we know more, and The Hollywood Reporter writes that horse racing enthusiast David Milch will co-write the season alongside showrunner Nic Pizzolatto.
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He was inducted into the National Museum of Racing's Hall of Fame in 1999 and the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame in 2012.
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Southern California is one of the largest horse-racing centers in the United States, with its sunny climate allowing horses to run year-round.
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More days than not, Laurence Leavy attends a professional sporting event of some kind: baseball, primarily, but also basketball, football, hockey, and horse racing.
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The 38-year-old visited Los Angeles' Santa Anita Park with 21-year-old Geary on Saturday to watch the thoroughbred horse racing stakes.
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing The Hall of Fame jockey Calvin Borel, a three-time Kentucky Derby winner, is retiring, said his agent, Larry Melancon.
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing The trainer Bob Baffert said his colt Cupid had a breathing problem and would not run in the Kentucky Derby.
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Leong manages tycoon Ho's family businesses, including Yat Yuen, its casino operations via SJM Holdings, and operates the Macau Jockey Club horse racing franchise.
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Colucci says they tried to book the KHL Russian Hockey League, Turkish and Mexican Soccer Leagues, and the usual live and virtual horse racing.
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The two-day race meeting is anchored by the Arc on Sunday, which is traditionally the most attended day of horse racing in France.
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A recent article quotes Walker Hancock, who is the fifth generation of a famous horse racing family whose farm has produced 75 champion horses.
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"We understand that the Wests are disappointed that the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission stewards disqualified Maximum Security," said Kevin Flanery, president of Churchill Downs.
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Ascot Dispatch ASCOT, England — Royal Ascot, five days of horse racing that are a major event in the British social calendar, ended on Saturday.
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To supplement his $4,200 annual salary, Mr. Enberg found work in radio, moving from disc jockey to calling water polo, boxing and horse racing.
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Mr. Van Berg ranks fourth among trainers in North America with 21987,25 victories from 2000,241 starts, according to Equibase, which tracks horse-racing statistics.
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Did you know that horsing was once one of the most popular sports in America and nearly every newspaper had a horse racing page?
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Designed as an international contest, the Japan Cup remains a horse racing highlight locally, but has struggled to attract top-quality competition from abroad.
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He is also one of the world's most influential horse owners and breeders, and with his brother set up the Godolphin horse racing stable.
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This has included closing areas that were once open to the public, including the Bangkok Zoo and one of Bangkok's two horse-racing tracks.
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Stanford Coach Tara VanDerveer invoked Kentucky's horse racing history to describe a game in which her team trailed, 47-273, in the third quarter.
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Instead of the failed drug test causing a speedy disqualification, the California Horse Racing Board took more than a month to confirm the results.
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It's fast and hard-edged and packed with allusions to sports, from rope-jumping to horse racing, and to tango, the cakewalk and tap.
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Unlike horse racing, where the fastest horse wins the race, dog showing is more like ice skating: It comes down to the judge's opinion.
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Commissioned by William Hill and unveiled by racing legend Anthony McCoy to celebrate the horse racing festival, the outfit was created in four weeks.
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The report comes as the horse racing industry has faced increased criticism over the death of 30 racehorses since December 2018, The Times notes.
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The new rules also apply to Golden Gate Fields, a horse racing track in Berkeley, California, which is also owned by the Stronach Group.
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Her acceleration, which is shown on homestretch, reminds us of Zarkava, Zenyatta and Winx, all of whom are legendary female athletes of horse racing.
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing Mor Spirit won the $150,000 Robert B. Lewis Stakes by one and a half lengths at Santa Anita in Arcadia, Calif.
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It's a retelling of My Fair Lady with fewer gender hang-ups; there's even an identical horse racing tableau that serves as the perfect homage.
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A spokesman for the California Horse Racing Board, Mike Marten, said veterinarians at an equine hospital in Chino determined surgery was not a viable option.
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The deal also includes a media buy and a carriage agreement that brings FanDuel -owned horse-racing networks TVG and TVG2 to fuboTV, as well.
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The partnership makes FanDuel the exclusive sportsbook, online casino, horse racing and daily fantasy sports partner, meaning fuboTV won't be doing similar deals with competitors.
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Derby River was galloping during a morning training session Thursday at the track in Arcadia when it was injured, the California Horse Racing Board said.
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Kate Middleton donned a light blue Elie Saab dress detailed with lace and a pussy bow for the first day of the horse racing event.
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Her grandfather owned horses in the 1950s, and being part of a community that is passionate about horse racing was an immediate draw to her.
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American horse racing has had a turbulent year with a spike in fatalities at Santa Anita Park in southern California and other equine health issues.
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There are also 25,12.53 accounts around sports (including distinct sub-clusters for cycling and horse racing) and 17,000 accounts of netizens, technologists, and software developers.
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Bull riding today has become more like horse racing: these animals are bred to buck, they're taken care of, and they're part of your family.
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Most important, unlike in sports where most bets are nearly even money, a smart player can bet a little to win a lotin horse racing.
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The state government brought the case to the Supreme Court and betting is likely to begin at its Monmouth Park horse-racing track within weeks.
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Going to horse racing events in Australia is meant to be a classy endeavour, but it always attracts plenty of outlandish and farfetched fashion choices.
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The Garter ceremony at St. George's Chapel and Windsor Castle marks one of the Queen's favorite periods, the week of horse racing at Royal Ascot.
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But Final Furlong 2 takes it to the next level with it's fake-horse-body-seat to really immerse you in the horse racing action.
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The prince hopped in the royal ride alongside his grandmother Queen Elizabeth as they made their way to the annual horse racing event on Tuesday.
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Milch, 70, has won four Emmys and is known for his writing work on Hill Street Blues and creating the HBO horse racing series Luck.
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The first owners loved horse racing, especially the Kentucky Derby, and named the pizzeria as such, given its close proximity to the Buenos Aires racetrack.
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Belmont Park, New York (CNN)This Saturday a horse named Justify could become the 13th in history to win the Triple Crown of horse racing.
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It will also allow sports lottery games as well as horse-racing as part of plans to promote the development of the province's tourism industry.
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Ahmed Fareed hosts the coverage of one of the richest horse-racing weekends in the United States, with $30 million in prize money at stake.
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He wants horse racing to be "unspoiled by gambling" because he is unwilling to put in the time and effort to become a winning horseplayer.
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Instead, The Times said, the California Horse Racing Board took weeks to confirm the positive results of the doping test and ultimately dismissed the case.
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Playtech, the gambling software company which fell last week as horse racing was postponed in Britain after an outbreak of equine influenza, slipped 4 percent.
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Fourth, and very importantly but rarely mentioned, the GOP gubernatorial victories were all landslides attesting to their being what are called "walkovers" in horse racing.
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Horse racing experts told the newspaper that new investors are being attracted to the sport, pointing specifically to Pharaoh's 2015 victory as a key reason.
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He also loves horse racing and gambling and is said to have gambled away the equivalent of $66 million in a single night in Macao.
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Television may even affect which sports Americans worship — football and basketball show better on television than once-popular events like dance marathons and horse racing.
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Some companies are looking for ways to cut costs, or turning to smaller events like horse racing or topics like politics to keep fans interested.
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A combination of historic amounts of money and high quality horses quickly made the Dubai World Cup a staple on the international horse racing calendar.
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That figure was based on horse racing continuing in Britain, Ireland and Australia — a market worth 30 million pounds per month — even behind closed doors.
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Horse racing itself is not its central concern, but the sport is a vivid background to the story of several generations in a Kentucky family.
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Maximum Security jockey Luis Saez was suspended 15 days by the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission on Monday for his controversial ride in the Kentucky Derby.
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Last November, Caesars agreed to buy privately owned casino and horse racing company Centaur Holdings LLC for $1.7 billion in cash, to expand in Indiana.
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Mr. Teo's introduction to the world of horse racing began when he designed the Meydan Racecourse in Dubai for Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.
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His father, Charles W. Bidwill Sr., who was involved in horse racing, bought the Cardinals for $27,27 (the equivalent of about $20063,22006 today) in 21978.
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California officials did not follow their own rules, which should disappoint and dismay anyone who loves the sport of horse racing and values fair play.
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It is home to São Paulo Jockey Club, which hosts horse racing as well as outdoor concerts, and Shopping Cidade Jardim, a sprawling luxury mall.
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The California racing board, along with the horse racing industry at large, has been under fire because of the death of 30 racehorses since Dec.
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There have been horse racing locations in the New York City area since 1665, a year after the English took New Amsterdam from the Dutch.
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Rockingham, being a midsize track, gave me the foundation that I needed, a real understanding of every facet of horse racing, because I did everything.
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"Deep Impact was one of the best horses in Japanese horse racing history, and he fascinated people with his powerful and graceful performances," Hashimoto said.
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Francesa has famously resisted social media (though several parody Twitter accounts might make you think otherwise), and he can still devote hours discussing horse racing.
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I am not a gambler, but I remember as a child hearing my grandfather whispering in the phone as he made bets on horse racing.
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The big picture: The California Horse Racing Board was the investigating authority because Justify failed the test at the Santa Anita Derby, the Times reports.
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Mr. Murphy, a Democrat, approved a $100 million subsidy in February for the state's horse racing industry, roughly eight months after sports betting was legalized.
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The short-lived HBO series focused on horse racing was actually fairly acclaimed by critics, and featured Oscar-winner Dustin Hoffman in the leading role.
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Newsom on Tuesday urged the CHRB, which regulates horse racing in the state, to stop the races until it can make sure the racing is safe.
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Animal rights activists have called for races to be suspended at Santa Anita Park, one of the most famous horse racing parks in the United States.
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Despite what they say about horse racing being a dying sport, Avello says that on big race days like this he always gets a packed house.
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But in 103, man-versus-horse racing as an organized, internationally respected competition had its birth in a rural town in Wales in the United Kingdom.
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It is illegal in most American states, and in many Asian countries, including China (except for a state monopoly) and India (except for on horse-racing).
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Horse racing was another popular—and slightly less brutal—hobby for prominent players in Mexico's drug cartels, who often bet $100,000 or more on individual contests.
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He wanted to move his (relatively) modest horse-racing venture across the border to the United States, where it might serve as a money-laundering front.
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José, a "self-described" bricklayer from Dallas, was accused of helping his brother, a notorious Los Zetas kingpin, launder drug money through American quarter-horse racing.
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David was a horse racing nut, and wanted his ashes spread around the 154-year-old race track, which he frequented for more than 3 decades.
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Yat Yuen has proposed sending dogs to China and suggested moving them temporarily to empty stables at Macau's Jockey Club, which operates the horse racing franchise.
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California Senator Dianne Feinstein had said the Breeders' Cup would be "critical test" for the future of horse racing in the state prior to the event.
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Horse racing is a big American sport, employing 400,000 in this country, and surveys have shown that medication regulation is a top priority for the industry.
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DUBLIN — Ever since the first bookie stood on a step ladder and scrawled odds on a chalkboard, betting on horse racing was just about picking winners.
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But Paddy Power, through its subsidiary Betfair US, has chosen horse racing as its American beachhead and exchange wagering as its lure to draw new customers.
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About 300 of the horse racing world's elite attended the party, including buyers, sellers, and famed horse trainer Bob Baffert, according to event planner Freya Kelly.
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In 1996, he brought horse racing to Dubai by launching the Dubai World Cup, which has a $12 million winner's purse — the largest in the world.
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Her brutal death spurred conversations about the horse racing industry as a whole, with many people outraged at the treatment of the animals at its heart.
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Using horse racing as a metaphor, he once described the king as the "owner" of Thai political power, which is wielded by others on his behalf.
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Mr. Bianchi was born and raised in Marseilles, France; his mother taught Latin and French, and his father was an executive in the horse racing industry.
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LONDON, March 17 (Reuters) - British horse racing will be suspended until the end of April because of the spread of coronavirus, the British Horseracing Authority said.
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Whether you have any use for horse racing or sports at all, I can think of little better to curl up with in these uncertain times.
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He rode a record-tying four winners in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe while elevating his family to among the most prominent in horse racing.
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But Aboughazale and Relihan know better than anyone that even though American Pharoah is being paired with top mares, there are no guarantees in horse racing.
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In 2007, after another rash of racehorse deaths, the California Horse Racing Board required all thoroughbred tracks in the state to convert from dirt to synthetic.
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Two sons, Eddie and Vallie, were great tennis players, taking men's doubles at the United States National Championships, before becoming crazy, gun-shooting, horse-racing drunks.
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But when Kentucky Horse Racing Commission veterinarians examined him two days later, they found no sign of a rash, instead saying he had a bruised heel.
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The Boston office, decorated with horse-racing and Boston sports team memorabilia, houses the firm's trading desk although the majority of investment staffers are in Manhattan.
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Today, even as the sports section real estate set aside for horse racing shrinks each year, the Derby still captures the attention of casual sports fans.
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It gathered responses from 1,005 people, including 741 who said they have at least "heard of" horse-racing and knew that injured racehorses are sometimes euthanized.
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Race horses in Britain routinely receive flu vaccines, but they can still catch the disease in rare cases, the horse racing authority said on its website.
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BLOODLINES The True Story of a Drug Cartel, the FBI, and the Battle for a Horse-Racing Dynasty By Melissa del Bosque 394 pp. Ecco. $27.99.
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The Queen, who has a passion for horse racing, considers new horses with her racing manager, the seventh Earl of Carnarvon, whom she affectionately calls Porchey.
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing Mohaymen remained unbeaten by easing to a win in the Grade II, $400,000 Fountain of Youth at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach, Fla.
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Patrick Battuello, an anti-racing activist who has been collecting fatality data for his Horse Racing Wrongs website since 2013, believes the real number is much higher.
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It also means the betting data is limited to cycling, soccer and horse racing to start, as those are the only sports covered by the aforementioned channels.
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The 2000 Breeders' Cup World Championships are scheduled for November 21-2 at Santa Anita, one of the most famous horse racing parks in the United States.
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Even if you're nowhere near Kentucky and you know nothing about horse racing, you may still be thinking of tuning in (or even dressing up a little).
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Last week, Newsom expressed his support for the bill and announced the state's horse racing regulator initiated special investigations into all fatalities at Santa Anita this year.
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Nationwide, the horse racing business generates $15.6 billion in direct impact, according to the authors of a U.S. House bill seeking to strengthen rules on medication use.
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Often in horse racing, it feels that the animals are being taken advantage of—put in danger so that the rider, or indeed the trainer, may profit.
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The bureau declined to renew the lease of the city's oldest horse-racing track, the Royal Turf Club, leading to its closure in September after 102 years.
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A formal investigation by the district attorney and the state-run horse racing board continues, with more than 212 subpoenas filed for documents, the board announced Thursday.
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing Authorities in New York said the former jockey agent Manuel Gonzalez had been charged with illegally accessing the New York Racing Association's computers.
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Famous for his flashy parties, horse racing and swimsuit calendars, Mallya ran into trouble with the financial failure of his Kingfisher Airlines, which suspended operations in 2012.
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It would also include six individuals from the USADA board, and six individuals selected by USADA who have demonstrated expertise in a variety of horse-racing areas.
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing The undefeated 3-year-old colt Mohaymen will go into Saturday's Grade I Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park as the morning-line favorite.
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Horse racing tracks from Maryland to upstate New York cancelled races and pushed back others, including the $1 million Haskell Invitational that went off after 8 p.m.
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The town also hosts the annual Birdsville Races, a renowned horse racing event that was first held in 21884 and now attracts thousands of people each year.
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Jockeys and Their Horses John Seabrook's article on the jockeys Irad and Jose Ortiz ignores an important aspect of horse racing—the horse (" Top Jocks ," December 4th).
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing Cupid, the winner of last month's $900,000 Rebel Stakes, is the early 2-1 favorite in the $1 million Arkansas Derby on Saturday.
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Near these embankments on both wings are rows of long tables and chairs facing walls filled with TVs playing horse racing from both Woodbine and other tracks.
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"It is, of course, a unique moment for all of us," said Olivier Delloye, the chief executive of France Galop, the national governing body for horse racing.
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But there it was, my problem in a nutshell: Conversations about crosswords, cricket, horse racing and jazz were respectful; discussions about the Israel/Palestine conflict were not.
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The governor's statement came just days after the California Horse Racing Board asked the park's owners to shut down and forgo the remaining days of the meet.
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Horse racing: The Kentucky Derby winner, declared the victor after another horse was disqualified, will skip the Preakness Stakes, the second leg of thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown.
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We don't often mention horse racing in this space, but Justify has a chance to become the 13th Triple Crown winner at the Belmont Stakes on Saturday.
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I thought it might be like the post parade in horse racing, but it looks like the most prominent example is the Iditarod dog race in Alaska.
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Later, as the ownership partnerships picked up steam, he decided to sell out his half of the agency and try to make a life in horse racing.
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LONDON, March 16 (Reuters) - British horse racing meetings will continue but without spectators until at least the end of March, the British Horseracing Authority said on Monday.
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In New Jersey, the apps run by the state's three horse racing tracks, including Monmouth, brings in a total of about $150 million in bets per year.
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In the past, she often attended horse racing at the Royal Ascot meeting with Sheikh Mohammed, one of the founders of the highly successful Godolphin racing stable.
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SPORTS The On Horse Racing column on Monday, about the trainer Chad Brown, whose horse Cloud Computing won the Preakness Stakes, misstated the name of his hometown.
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" The lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court seeks unspecified damages, which Johnson said he would donate to charities associated with horse racing, including for disabled jockeys. "St.
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But a loophole would save the industry: Horse racing was still legal, and while the 1910 law banned bookmaking, the law said nothing about wagers between friends.
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Perhaps that helped extend the use to horse racing, and New York's racing circuit, the most prominent in the country, came to be known by the term.
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Those included betting on bicycle racing in New Mexico and golf in Wyoming, several sports-based lotteries, horse racing, jai alai and the bookmaking inside Nevada's casinos.
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I am calling on the California Horse Racing Board to ensure that no horse races until they are examined by independent veterinarians and found fit to compete.
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In an adjacent bar, the mostly male crowd that could place bets and grab a beer watched and cheered at televisions streaming golf, horse racing, baseball and soccer.
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Battuello wants nothing less than an outright ban on horse racing in the US. "I'm telling you that over 2,000 horses are being killed every year," he said.
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In addition to tax hikes and budget cuts, he said the current administration is looking to do more with its tourism and horse racing industries to boost development.
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"Studies show that horse racing violates the right of children to survive, be educated and be protected," said Tsolmon Enkhbat, program coordinator with Save the Children in Mongolia.
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Over the summer, the California Horse Racing Board also began investigating trainers to see if they played any role in the string of horse deaths at the park.
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Pena-Rodriguez was charged with unlawful sexual contact and harassment after two girls testified that he groped them in a bathroom at a horse-racing track in Colorado.
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In a statement, the California Horse Racing Board estimated that approximately 25 horses perished in the fire, out of nearly 500 who were stabled at the training center.
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Since Santa Anita and other California race tracks adopted changes in the use of Lasix, commonly used to prevent bleeding, the national horse racing industry has followed suit.
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Known as one of the most exciting and risky types of horse racing, bare back relay involves one rider lapping the track three times on three different horses.
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Irby's group is part of the Coalition for Horse Racing Integrity, which will return to Capitol Hill next week to lobby the House when it returns from recess.
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"I had been thinking about it for some time," said Todd, who will now turn his focus back to his interests in his other love of horse racing.
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Baze, a native of Vancouver, was inducted into the National Museum of Racing's Hall of Fame in 2842 and the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame in 2012.
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The On Horse Racing column on Saturday, about Nyquist's pursuit of a Triple Crown, misstated, in some editions, the significance of American Pharoah's Triple Crown victory in 2015.
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He was watching by the finish line, among horse-racing fans and casual observers alike, when American Pharoah, the odds-on favorite, captured Belmont and won the Crown.
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Tom Mazawey, executive producer and anchor for Detroit Sports 105.1 FM, is an avid horse racing and hockey fan, and he was doing his part to stoke interest.
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As one of world's top earning jockeys, Triple Crown winner Victor Espinoza, told CNN Money in 2015, it's the owners who collect the real money in horse racing.
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He delivered a lecture on handicapping horse racing that helped Navy scientists search for a hydrogen bomb lost after a B-52 crash near Palomares, Spain, in 1966.
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"It goes to the heart of what horse racing wants here: new and younger fans," said Joe Harper, president and chief executive of the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club.
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Ms. Morgan won the fiction prize for her second novel, "The Sport of Kings," a sprawling story about horse racing, a family in Kentucky and race in America.
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Opponents said it would weaken New York's current gaming operations, including the horse racing industry which has been propped up by state government, by giving gamblers more options.
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My only interaction with horse racing in the modern day is stumbling into an offsite betting establishment, which is great if you think opium dens look too peppy.
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Horse racing Twenty-seven prominent horse trainers, veterinarians and drug distributors have been indicted in a worldwide scheme to give racehorses performance-enhancing drugs to help them win.
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Put on by Racing NSW, the governing horse-racing body for New South Wales, the projection was designed to promote the Everest — Australia's newest, and richest, horse race.
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Continuing with horse racing will be some comfort for the British betting industry which has been denied much of the live sport on which its business is based.
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Others veer off into rambles on horse racing, a gum in Italy named "Brooklyn," having Adam Yauch as a babysitter, or even reading a poem they're working on.
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Horse racing is among America's oldest sports and perhaps the only one ever run out of the White House: Andrew Jackson operated a stable there during his presidency.
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The plan is for the team to move to a not-yet-built modern arena at Belmont Park, previously known for horse racing, for the 2021-22 season.
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MAISONS-LAFFITTE, France — There's so much I could say about the crisis shaking horse racing in America, and as a racehorse trainer, I've been saying it for years.
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The cancellation of the Grand National is a huge blow to British horse racing and to the betting industry which enjoys one of its busiest days at Aintree.
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Continuing with horse racing will offer some comfort for the British betting industry which has been denied much of the live sport on which its business is based.
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In addition to following the drug money, Tone makes the most of a great yarn, digging deep into the colorful world of quarter-horse racing among other subcultures.
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Mr. Teo, a Harvard-educated architect, does not want to just win races, he wants to build a horse racing mecca in China, where gambling is still illegal.
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The Shoshone Bannock Tribe in Idaho claims to be the originator of the sport, but Real Bird notes that the first Crow Fair, in 1904, had horse racing.
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Instead, the California Horse Racing Board moved slowly to confirm the test results, then quietly dropped the case and changed its rules to retroactively clear the horse. 7.
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Over the summer, the California Horse Racing Board also began investigating trainers to see if they played any role in the string of horse deaths at the park.
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Among those familiar with horse racing, about 38% said they like it, while 42% do not like it and 20% said they have no opinion, the poll found.
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The 2006 Japan Cup was a chance at redemption for Deep Impact, whose previous exploits on the racetrack made him akin to the Secretariat of Japanese horse racing.
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"I think it has to come from intentional intervention," said Dr. Rick Sams, who previously headed the drug lab for the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission, to the Times.
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I photographed a woman who was the first woman to ride in the '77 Grand National [the prestigious British horse racing competition] and I photographed her in 2010.
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The terminals were introduced two decades ago and gradually supplanted betting on sports such as horse racing as the main activity in Britain's 8,20203 high street betting shops.
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That means, for the time being, the betting data is only displaying on two fuboTV-branded channels — fubo Network and fubo Cycling — in addition to the horse racing channels.
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing Flexibility dominated the $200,000 Jerome Stakes at Aqueduct, the start of the New York road for 3-year-olds heading to the Triple Crown races.
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The horse was euthanized at an offsite clinic but the fatality is being treated as an on-track training death by the state's horse racing regulator, the newspaper added.
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This is one reason why investors are turning to the likes of William Hill and Ladbrokes, betting-shop chains more commonly associated with horse racing and football than politics.
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The case began in 2007 when Miguel Pena-Rodriguez was accused of sexually harassing and attempted assault on two teenage girls in the bathroom of a horse-racing track.
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing American Pharoah, the Triple Crown-winning colt, was named the world's No. 1 racehorse for 2015 by the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities in London.
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The couple took a carriage ride onto the course after having lunch with the Queen, 92, and joined her for the opening day of the iconic horse racing event.
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"Satchel Paige will undergo a necropsy ... on behalf of the California Horse Racing Board, as is mandatory for all on-track accidents," said Stronach Group chief veterinarian Dionne Benson.
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What it's like living in Hong Kong as a billionaire, where the ultra-rich live in high-security mansions and spend $16 billion a year betting on horse racing
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More than two dozen tax provisions, known as "tax extenders," expired at the end of 2017, including tax breaks that benefit the renewable energy, motorsports and horse racing industries.
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However, according to a 28503 poll conducted by Penn Schoen Berland, 22019 percent of bettors and 44 percent of the broader public associate horse racing with performance-enhancing drugs.
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The North's state-run KCNA news agency said Friday that a series of races were due to take place at the Mirim Horse Racing Club near Pyongyang on Saturday.
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More than two-dozen tax provisions, known as "tax extenders," expired at the end of 2628, including tax breaks that benefit the renewable energy, motorsports and horse racing industries.
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L) said annual operating profit would fall to 22 million pounds ($8883 million), the bottom of its forecast range, blaming "customer friendly" horse racing and soccer results in December.
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More important, he was the horse that tempted Zetas commander Z-40 into expanding his American horse-racing operation, and the horse that dragged José onto the feds' radar.
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Luis Saez was suspended for 15 racing days after the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission determined that his ride aboard Maximum Security interfered with other riders in the Kentucky Derby.
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Horse racing is extremely popular in Hong Kong, and its jockey club reports more than 2 million people attend the races over the course of 88 meetings each season.
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The Cheltenham horse racing festival, which attracts crowds of more than 250,000, went ahead on March 10, as his team insisted the virus was unlikely to be spread outdoors.
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It is to horse racing what the Yankees are to baseball: the bedrock of more than 75 champions and the land where the immortal Secretariat stood as a stallion.
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Outside of the United States, medications for racehorses are strictly regulated, policed and punished, according to the Jockey Club, among the oldest and most influential organizations in horse racing.
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If you believe horse racing is unethical or should be banned entirely, what do you think about the use of animals in other sports like rodeos or bull fighting?
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PETA and Social Compassion in Legislation are currently working with the Stronach Group and the California Horse Racing Board to enact new regulations and laws to stop all deaths.
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On Horse Racing LOUISVILLE, Ky. — At the Kentucky Derby, for nearly 20 years now, as I make my rounds at Churchill Downs, I hear two phrases dozens of times.
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Several officials, who sit atop one of the biggest owners in stallion equity in the world, declined to comment about Mr. Soros's involvement in horse racing through his fund.
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If Dado's "Simpatico" doesn't provide an equivalent catharsis, it's only because Shepard's elaborately mapped tale of double-crossing and horse-racing will never hang together as a consistent story.
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The New York Racing Association suspended horse racing at Aqueduct Racetrack this weekend after a worker who cared for the animals tested positive for the coronavirus on Thursday morning.
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His elliptical book is partly about horses (in an encyclopedic way: from modern horse racing to zoology to ancient myths), and partly about his relationship with his sportswriter father.
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Fans packed the Gulfstream Park grounds, which include a casino and several shops and restaurants, on an 88-degree day to see the two horse-racing heavyweights square off.
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Over the summer, the California Horse Racing Board (CHRB) also began investigating trainers to see if they played any role in the string of horse deaths at the park.
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Dianne Feinstein wrote a letter to CHRB Chairman Chuck Winner, calling for suspension of horse racing at Santa Anita Park until the causes of the deaths are fully investigated.
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It was a malarial marsh in the nineteenth century, and now it's home to a famous horse-racing track and several cemeteries, where some of the malaria victims rest.
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Ms. Chung confirmed that she was aware that the South Korean authorities wanted to question her, the police said, and added that she was in Denmark for horse racing.
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This was just the opening salvo of a history lesson that included high-stakes horse racing at the Hamtramck Race Track, which is currently the Indian Village historical neighborhood.
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