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Munnings filly adds international flavour to Sale

Posted on January 25, 2020
in New Zealand Horse Racing News

Bloodstock agent Jen Campin has had plenty of success at New Zealand Bloodstock's Yearling Sales as both a vendor and purchaser, but this year she is particularly looking forward to offering six yearlings through Wentwood Grange's draft. One yearling from her draft that is particularly exciting her is lot 64, the Munnings filly out of[...]

Posted on January 15, 2020
in United States Horse Racing News

Trainer Mick Ruis is suing the California Horse Racing Board alleging it intentionally failed to discharge its public duty when it hid and subsequently dismissed Justify's positive drug test in the 2018 Santa Anita Derby. Ruis trained and owned Bolt d'Oro who finished second in the race, the West Coast's major lead-up to the Kentucky[...]

Posted on January 6, 2020
in United States Horse Racing News

Horse of the Year finalist Maximum Security is among 17 horses formally invited to compete in the Pegasus World Cup Invitational at Gulfstream Park. But his owner Gary West has already indicated Maximum Security is more likely to go to the new $20 million Saudi Cup in February rather than next month's Pegasus. Maximum Security,[...]

Posted on December 30, 2019
in United States Horse Racing News

Mike Smith has ridden a record-breaking 217th Grade One winner on Omaha Beach in the Malibu Stakes at Santa Anita. Smith surpassed the mark set by retired Hall of Fame jockey Jerry Bailey to set a new mark for United States thoroughbred racing. “Jerry is someone that comes from my hometown,” Smith said. “I was[...]

Posted on December 16, 2019
in United States Horse Racing News

The Pegasus World Cup at Gulfstream Park in Florida will have substantially reduced prize money from the previous three editions of the event with horses at the meeting to race free of medication. The Stronach Group, which operates Gulfstream, announced the significant changes on Sunday. Entry fees, which had been as much as $1 million[...]

Posted on December 9, 2019
in United States Horse Racing News

Maximum Security has ended a tumultuous season with a decisive victory in the Grade One Cigar Mile at Aqueduct in New York. Earlier this year the colt became the first horse to be disqualified for interference in the 145-year history of the Kentucky Derby. That was one of only two defeats in an otherwise exceptional[...]

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Munnings filly adds international flavour to Sale

Trainer Sues Over Justify Drug Test

Maximum Security Invited To Pegasus Cup

Mike Smith Rides 217th Grade 1 Winner

Major Drop In Prize Money For Pegasus Cup

Maximum Security Smokes Them In Cigar Mile

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