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A three-day, semi-annual Antique Auction packed with over 1,800 lots of quality items, including furniture, silver, estate jewelry, fine art, lighting

WOLCOTTVILLE, Ind. – A three-day, semi-annual Antique Auction packed with over 1,800 lots of quality items, including furniture, silver, estate jewelry, fine art, lighting, glass, ...

Star lots include a Minton boar’s head tureen (est. $40,000-$60,000) and a Thomas Downing stoneware oyster jar (est. $3,000-$5,000). The sale is live and online

The Fox Hill Flash Sale - Fasig-Tipton Digital's first "flash sale" - closed at 2 p.m. Friday after just over two days of open bidding. The sole offering, 4-year-old broodmare prospect Sweet Tea (Into Mischief), sold for $320,000 to Vicente Perez. The filly was consigned as Hip 1 by Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent for Fox Hill Farm.

Six racehorses, four trainers, and one jockey account for the 11 finalists that will comprise the National Museum of Racing’s 2022 Hall of Fame ballot, as chosen by the Museum’s Hall of Fame Nominating Committee. The finalists are racehorses Beholder (first year of eligibility), Blind Luck, Havre de Grace, Kona Gold, Rags to Riches, and Tepin (first year of eligibility); trainers Christophe Clement, Graham Motion, Doug O’Neill, and John Shirreffs; and jockey Corey Nakatani.

Rick, a long-time bus driver with MiWay, the transit service for Mississauga, Ont. has played LOTTO 6/49 for years, consistently selecting the same birthday numbers for each draw.

Seven companies won eight awards in the Best Multimedia Services supercategory, including for Best Web Design Firm, Best Virtual Assistant Company, and Best IT Services Provider.

By Richard Rosenblatt The thoroughbred racing world lost too many champions in 2021, most recently the collapse and death of Kentucky Derby (G1) winner Medina…

Ammunition supplies still running low at Gaston stores

Sponsored by: Ahmed Zayat and family celebrating American Pharoahs big night at the Eclipse Awards in 2016 When attorneys representing Ahmed Zayat asked a U.S. bankruptcy court judge to let them drop out of the case because they allege the Eclipse Award-winning owner and breeder stopped paying them, some wondered why any law firm would represent an individual whose racing stable owed so much money to so many people. We arent experts on legal issues, so went to someone who is: Bob Hele...