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Big bonus possible in Cole’s comeback
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MAHER HAS GRAND ANNUAL THOUGHTS FOR ABLAZE
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PLANS UP IN THE AIR FOR TALENTED MARE
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PIKE TEAM READY FOR HASTINGS CHALLENGE
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NZ Racing and Breeding News – 26 August 2019
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Maher has Grand Annual thoughts for Ablaze
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Tallyho Twinkletoe jumps to National glory
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Plans up in the air for talented mare
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Pike team ready for Hastings challenge
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Williamsons proudest night comes at a cost
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OscarB looking good for NZ and a threat to win the Interdominion 2025. with a Big win in QLD last Saturday. Oscar Drawn out wide gate 6 this week though, so will be interesting to see what Sanderson does R4 this Sat. 1/ NZ doesn't run the Interdominion Grand Final night very often as the sport struggles for funding . The only time they had the Interdom in recent years Oscar Bonavana actually Won a Support race that very night lol 😆. But name his Illustrious Stablemate who trotted to Victory in that Trotters Grand Final run in NZ ? 2/ A smashing display of Allstars magic saw them Qualify 5 runners for the Pacers Final at that meet . 10 Points up for grabs if you can name any of the the FIVE (and their drivers)? . if you only can remember one or 2 please put them in as an entry 😊 and get some Points. here's the score so far. -
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On the June 16 BloodHorse Monday: OBS director of sales Tod Wojciechowski previews the June 17-18 sale with Olivia Newman, while Louie Rabaut and Sean Collins take a look at key Breeders' Cup divisions and talk youth in racing with Frank Angst.View the full article -
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The 2024-2025 race meeting at Turf Paradise in Phoenix, Arizona, concluded on Kentucky Derby day May 3 with the lowest equine fatality rate among all racetracks in the country and the lowest-ever in the 69-year history of the track, according to a release. For the entire meet, the track recorded a fatality rate of 0.73 per 1,000 starts and from the beginning of 2025 through the end of the meet, post a rate of just 0.24. The 2024 Jockey Club national average was 1.11/1,000, while the 2024 HISA national average was 0.90/1,000, the release stated. “Such accomplishments come about because of teamwork and collaboration,” said Turf Paradise owner Jerry Simms. “A heartfelt thanks to our track crew and track veterinarian, to our horsemen and the HBPA and to our regulatory partners, the Arizona Department of Racing and to HISA. Zero fatalities is our next goal.” There was one fatality on the main track and three on the turf course among the 6,981 starters to race during the race meet. The post Turf Paradise Reports Historically Low Fatality Rate 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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