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KENTUCKY DERBY
Triple Crown won't be a magic fix for horse racing
Though the electricity of what began beneath the Twin Spires on May 5 was still reverberating in front of Kevin Flanery's eyes, the president of Churchill Downs racetrack understands as much as anyone how much repair must take place for the industry to get its house in order. Even if I'll Have Another...
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BUSINESS
Fields of Dreams: Darley farm hopes for Triple Crown winner as one rests on grounds
In two weeks, Derby and Preakness winner I'll Have Another will take his shot at equine immortality in the Belmont Stakes. If he succeeds, racing will be looking for the second coming of Camelot. The hope: that a Triple Crown winner could revive a limping sport. But the odds are long.
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BUSINESS
Churchill Downs to increase purses
LOUISVILLE — Churchill Downs says it will raise its overnight race purses by 10 percent starting Monday thanks to the financial windfall from a surge in betting during Kentucky Derby week.
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HORSE RACING
I'll Have Another gallops around Belmont Park
Triple Crown hopeful I'll Have Another took another tour around Belmont Park on a rainy Friday, this time galloping a mile under exercise rider Humberto Gomez.
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HORSE RACING
Trainer O'Neill suspended by Calif. racing board
Despite vigorously denying he gave one of his horses an illegal performance-enhancing mixture, trainer Doug O'Neill was suspended 45 days - a ban that won't take effect until after his superstar colt, I'll Have Another, tries to win the Triple Crown.
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KENTUCKY DERBY
Trainer Matz wants Union Rags to 'show what he can do' in Belmont
For trainer Michael Matz, it is still too soon.
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HORSE RACING
I'll Have Another takes another jog around Belmont
Triple Crown hopeful I'll Have Another jogged around the 1 1/2-mile Belmont Park oval for a second day in a row and is scheduled to resume galloping on Friday.
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BUSINESS
Secretariat's birthplace sold
RICHMOND, Va. — The Virginia property where Triple Crown winner Secretariat was born has been sold at a foreclosure auction for nearly $5.35 million.
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DAILY BUSINESS REPORT
Lasix to be discussed at public meeting June 5
The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission will have a three-hour town hall meeting June 5 to allow public comment on the proposed phaseout of the use of the anti-bleeder medication furosemide during races.
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HORSE RACING
Virginia property where Secretariat born is sold
The Virginia property where Triple Crown winner Secretariat was born has been sold at a foreclosure auction for more than $5 million.








