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September 2008 - Posts
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One of the country’s leading bettors told a Kentucky horse racing panel that the state could increase both the number of horseplayers who wager on the state’s races and the amount of money wagered by taking the lead on integrity issues. Read More...
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Savannah Short has been appointed director of sales at Denali Stud in Paris, Kentucky. Read More...
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In a rare moment of solidarity, representatives of both horsemen and racetracks called for an end to exclusive agreements when it comes to distributing a simulcast signal. Read More...
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Representatives of the three stakeholders of simulcast wagering—horsemen, the racetracks, and account wagering companies—took to the dais on Tuesday at the International Simulcast Conference in St. Petersburg, Florida, where they each advanced the position of their constituents.There was not a lot of agreement among the three positions, giving little hope to bettors that they will be able to wager on the track of their choice through the account wagering company of their choice in the near future...
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Monday’s opening session of the International Simulcast Conference in St. Petersburg, Florida, addressed the high-wire balancing act simulcasting coordinators often face when juggling the needs of the several factions, including large volume bettors, dedicated fans, horsemen, and advance-wagering companies. Read More...
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Monmouth Park closed its 100-day meeting on Sunday with a 3.1% increase in average daily handle compared with last year’s average. Read More...
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Undefeated five-year-old Peppers Pride will run in an allowance race for New Mexico-bred fillies and mares at Zia Park in Hobbs, New Mexico, on Saturday as she attempts to set a modern North American record with 17 consecutive wins. Read More...
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Dinwiddie Lampton Jr., an insurance company executive who owned historic Elmendorf Farm, died at his home in Lexington on Thursday. He was 94. Read More...
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Trainer John “Jack” Wilson died on Saturday of apparent heart failure after he was kicked by a horse at Presque Isle Downs in Erie, Pennsylvania. He was 88. Read More...
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Since October 2002, when the Breeders’ Cup pick six betting scandal exposed problems with the pari-mutuel industry’s tote security, the integrity of North America’s wagering pools has been the hot topic at industry confabs such as the International Simulcast Conference. Read More...
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The Racing Medication and Testing Consortium enacted a drug-testing initiative on September 24 aimed at developing laboratory and testing standards comparable to the World Anti-Doping Agency model. Read More...
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Just days after fielding questions about not conducting TCO2 tests on horses racing at the Ellis Park meeting, Kentucky Chief State Veterinarian Lafe Nichols has resigned from the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission. Read More...
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Breeders’ Cup Ltd. will launch a multi-city tour featuring three Racing Hall of Fame jockeys starting on October 1 at Suffolk Downs in Boston. Read More...
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With a $100,000 donation, Thoroughbred owner Mace Siegel showed his support for a horsemen’s group seeking an increased share of the advance-deposit wagering pie. Read More...
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More Posts: Rewind
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Thoroughbred Racing News, Blogs and more.
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re: Exercise rider Shields dies at Tampa Bay Downs
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re: New York Times hosts Horse of the Year debate
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re: Magna’s unsecured creditors target MID Islandi
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re: Abercrombie, Reynolds earn Equine Advocates honors
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re: Retired jockey Burr dies in Arkansas City
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re: Trainer John Wilson dies at age 88
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