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Race first of all, very nervous. It was a muddy track. 22 horses out there. A that makes moo nervous as hell. It makes all of us nervous from what weve seen in the past in horse racing what do you think, steve . Was it interference . Two questions. Was it interference and should they have taken the derby championship away from the best horse on the track . It was a fluke. It doesnt happen often where the jockey does something and this is a case of a horse jump ing a puddle, which horses do. Sometimes they go through it, sometimes they jump it and the result is history. I dont think they had much choice unfortunately. Mike. Well, the first thing that strikes you is how dangerous horse racing can be in a situation like that. I mean, blocking another horse, impeding the progress the or interesting is horse racing going o eventually go the way of boxing and it going to be a secondary sport. You know whats going on a santa anita where over 20 horses have died. Revisions need to be done arou

The Silos, The Fruit Bats and Magic Beans set to play local venues

Touring acts The Silos, The Fruit Bats and Magic Beans will bring their unique brands of music to local venues this coming weekend

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25 years ago today: Cracker plays the Commodore with immaculate sound after raunchy Pluto paves the way

by Steve Newton on April 5th, 2021 at 12:33 PM 1 of 2 2 of 2 Remember concerts? Twenty-five years ago today on April 5, 1996 Cracker played the Commodore Ballroom. That s the American alt-rock band that was fronted by David Lowery, who used to be in Camper Van Beethoven. Three days before the show the band released its third album, The Golden Age , which I thought was awesome. I especially liked the title track, with its sweet pedal-steel guitar. Video of The Golden Age Here s my review, which was originally published in the April 11, 1996 issue of the Georgia Straight: As well as being the most visually appealing place to see a rock concert in Vancouver, the Commodore Ballroom is noted for its consistently strong sound, but I’ve never heard a better-sounding gig than that performed by Virginia-based alternative-poppers Cracker last Friday (April 5). Every instrument and voice was clearly defined, and Johnny Hott’s drum sound was riveting. It was as if the band’s s

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