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 Globe and Mail | Preakness: O'Neill a man of the racing moment Pittsburgh Post Gazette Thoroughbred racing's man of the moment, a round-faced fellow with a bartender's affability and wedding-crasher's love of good times, has proved as comfortable in the spotlight as the chestnut colt who thundered past pacesetter Bodemeister for a I'll Have Another Wins Preakness to Set Up Triple Crown Shot Preakness 2012 Winner: Mario Gutierrez Just as Impressive as I'll Have Another I'll Have Another wins the Preakness |
Younger investors aim to bring horse racing to the 'public's doorstep' Baltimore Sun BETHESDA — – Thoroughbred racing is sometimes called the "sport of kings," but the horse owners and prospective owners sipping red wine at a reception the other night seemed too young to have ascended to an exalted level of royalty. |
Bodemeister reflects 1954 winner ESPN "The odds indicated clearly that bettors expected a two-horse race between Correlation and Hasty Road," read the Washington Daily News on Saturday, May 22. He went off as the second choice at odds of 5-2. They say old cowboys never die, |
 Toronto Star | Kent Desormeaux Fails Alcohol Test, Pulled From Preakness Mount Bloomberg Ramon Dominguez will ride Tiger Walk for Sagamore Farms in the 137th running of the second leg of thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown today at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Correas said. “It was a team decision,” Correas said in a statement released Fast friends taking Tiger Walk to the Preakness with a little Auburn flavor |
Horse industry ponies up for political campaigns Indianapolis Star Equine-related interests also have spent $2.2 million lobbying in Washington, the foundation said. Political action committees connected to the Lexington, Ky.-based National Thoroughbred Racing Association and the American Horse Council, |