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No he wasn't . Herbie drove 3 x 3rd favourites for 2 wins and a 4th so far. It's a level playing field Brodster, and I made a point of saying all the horses were fairly even. all those 3 horses yesterday, had all run 6th and worse at their last 2 starts each. But with Herbie on they were always going to do better , and were well backed in the market accordingly. Alas our best Queensland Young Driver didn't get a start. ANGUS GARRARD (alias The Kid) is coming up on 1000 wins and is only 22 years old. He won the World drivers Championship here defeating Dexter and Pete so probably eliminated himself from todays contest for being 'Too good' 😋 James Herbertson driving 3 absolute Pussy-cats tonight, so we'll see if he can still win. even your old ENTAIN mate Dean Shannons horse he has drawn tonight . DRAGON in race 2. Am sure Herbie can get much closer than presenter Brittany Graham (a poor driver) did with Dragon last start. they compete in race 2 tonight at 7.54 NZ time. young Harrison Orange probably win that with Vinsanity as it performed quite well last week in a fast Metro Class race. Should be head and heels above a field of Redcliffe country horses . But can he Drive to win ?? 🤣😅 Better than being a Late Galah is what I always say 😁 Lets go kiwis . show us what ya got . 🏆😎 -
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To strengthen industry support and impact, Breeders' Cup Limited will donate all royalties from merchandise purchases to Breeders' Cup Charities as well as host an Annual Day of Giving July 23. The official outreach program of the Breeders' Cup World Championships, Breeders' Cup Charities will lend support to the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance, the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund, the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation, and the Race Track Chaplaincy of America in 2025. These charities highlight five key pillars for the organization: Thoroughbred aftercare, jockey health and wellness, backstretch and industry workers, equine research, and other impactful community initiatives. “This enhancement is just the beginning of a renewed commitment to generate meaningful, sustainable funding for critical causes within our industry,” said Drew Fleming, President & CEO of Breeders' Cup Limited. “Through Breeders' Cup Charities and with the support of our partners, fans, and community, we can create positive, lasting change that benefits our sport for generations to come.” Donors can visit Breederscup.com/charities to make contributions on the July 23 Annual Day of Giving, scheduled for exactly 100 days before the Breeders' Cup. Ken Freirich, a co-owner of GISW Sandman (Tapit), will kick off the day by matching up to $100,000 for donations raised. “I am excited to continue the partnership with Breeders Cup and thrilled that they are expanding their philanthropic commitment to a diverse array of deserving organizations through Breeders' Cup Charities,” said Freirich. “It is critical that we recognize and support the real 'rock stars' of the industry: the grooms, hot walkers, jockeys, trainers, and everyone who takes care of these amazing equine athletes both during and after their racing careers, as well as the research organizations that help the industry continue to improve and evolve. I hope that my match donation will ignite a philanthropic spark across the world to support these wonderfully important charities.” The post Breeders’ Cup Expands Charities Program appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
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