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Godolphin's Trawlerman blew away the field in the Gold Cup (G1) at Ascot Racecourse, winning by seven lengths in a course record time June 19 at Royal Ascot.View the full article -
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A contingent of U.S. racing investigators will take part in an intensive two-week tour of France and England beginning June 21 where they will visit their counterparts and exchange ideas about integrity issues. The inaugural trip last year included stops at Ballydoyle in Ireland and during Royal Ascot. The participants are members of the Organization of Racing Investigators and the schedule was put together by board member Jason Klouser of the Pennsylvania State Horse Racing Commission, and local hosts Samuel Fargeat in France and John Burgess in England. The itinerary begins in Paris where investigators will meet with officials from France Galop and Le Trot before touring stud farms like Haras de Beaumont and training centers located at Chantilly Racecourse. In the U.K., the group will see Epsom Downs and Windsor Racecourse, along with the British Horseracing Authority headquarters. Investigators attending: Kassandra Creed–Keeneland Anne Dillon–California Horseracing Regulatory Board Juan Carlos Estrada–Arizona Department of Gaming Mike Keyser–Keeneland Robert Martin–Parx Racing Mike Singletary–The Maryland Jockey Club Kara Vesci–New Jersey Racing Commission Sponsorship of the program comes from Breeders Cup, Hanover Shoe Farms, Keeneland, Parx Racing, Pennsylvania Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association, The Maryland Jockey Club and the Racing Officials Accreditation Program. The post Second Annual Investigator Exchange Heads To France Then England 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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