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Illinois veterinarian and Thoroughbred breeder Dr. Donald McCrosky has been fined $300,000 and suspended for 24 years in rulings on the Horseracing Integrity and Welfare Unit website.View the full article -
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The Royal Delta Stakes (G3) is the featured race on Gulfstream Park's Feb. 14 card. View the full article -
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Returning to a track he has had much success over, the Philip D'Amato trainee enters the race off a game fifth-place finish in the Breeders' Cup Turf (G1T) at Del Mar, after being compromised at the break.View the full article -
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A major percentage of multiple graded winner Banishing (Ghostzapper) was purchased by Sharaf Alhariri and he will run in Saturday's $20-million G1 Saudi Cup in Alhariri's silks, according to agent Ron Anderson. Connections said in a statement, “We are pleased to announce the purchase of the horse Banishing for Mr. Sharaf Alhariri. Mr. Alhariri, who won the Saudi Cup 2024 with Senor Buscador, continues to make strategic moves in the racing world with this exciting new addition to his stable. “Banishing will be ridden by Saudi champion jockey Adel Alfouraidi, marking a promising new partnership that blends top-tier equine talent with exceptional riding skill. “We look forward to seeing this team in action and wish them every success in the upcoming racing season.” Bred by Godolphin and an $80,000 graduate of the Fasig-Tipton July Horses of Racing Age Sale, the chestnut gelding enjoyed a busy season in 2025, running 12 times and winning or placing in 10 of them. A winner of the GIII Oaklawn Mile Stakes and placed in the GI Churchill Downs Stakes earlier in the year, after his sale, he won the GII Charles Town Classic Stakes for Lawrence Roman and co-owner/trainer David Jacobson. He enters Saudi Cup contention with a sixth-place run in the GI Pegasus World Cup Invitational Stakes in January for Jacobson. The post Sharaf Alhariri Buys Into Saudi Cup Hopeful Banishing 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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By Jordyn Bublitz Crystal Hackett couldn’t have asked for a much better start to Palmerston North’s two-day harness racing meeting, and she heads into today’s second instalment with confidence and momentum on her side. Hackett had four drives on Tuesday and walked away with two winners (Change Tact and Tinkerbelle) and a third placing (Benson Dude). Today, she reunites with the same four horses and is hopeful they can deliver again. In Race 2, the Outback Trading Mobile Pace (5.24pm), Hackett partners Benson Dude, who faces a tougher assignment from barrier seven. “Bit of a rough draw for him compared to what he had the first day, but to his credit he actually went really well on day one, he just got held up late but flashed home quite nicely.” The wide draw presents a challenge, but Hackett believes the gelding has the ability to measure up with the right run. “If he could get another nice trip, or a good drag into it, then I don’t think he’s out of place.” Miki Mirage lines up in Race 3, The Tank Guy Mobile Pace (5.59pm) after striking trouble on Tuesday. Hackett is looking for improvement, provided the mare can handle conditions better this time around. “She probably didn’t handle the Palmy track too well, I’m just hoping she’ll get around this time.” “If she can keep it together, on ability she could be a winner, but she is still a work in progress.” Change Tact contests Race 4, the Prescott Maintenance Mobile Pace (6.34pm), and Hackett is optimistic the mare can repeat the dose if she copes with the quick turnaround. “If we can get a similar run, I think she’s a nice chance, providing she backs up well.” “She’s never had to do that before, but she’s a big strong mare so she should do.” Tinkerbelle steps up in trip for the A1 Appliances And Tree Fellas Handicap Trot (7.00pm), which adds another layer to the challenge. “She goes up in distance, which isn’t 100% ideal, but she’s as honest as they come and I know she’ll try hard.” Of her four drives, Hackett rates Change Tact as her leading chance on day two, but with momentum on her side and a strong book of drives, she’ll be hoping Tuesday’s success is only the beginning. View the full article
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