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A documentary film on the late former Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon, who took his own life after being accused of sexual harassment by a former secretary in 2020, is facing a backlash for denying ...

"She's been sort of dragging behind more than I'd like to see her do in her races lately. I thought she breezed excellent.

Woodslane Farm’s Wolfie’s Dynaghost remained a perfect 3-for-3 over the synthetic surface with a convincing 2 ¼-length victory Saturday in the $299,600 TwinSpires Kentucky Cup Classic on the Jeff Ruby Steaks (G3) undercard at Turfway Park.

Two Phil’s stamped himself a date at Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May with a convincing 5 ¼-length victory in the $700,000 Jeff Ruby Steaks (Grade III) – the marquee race at Turfway P

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Irish-bred Balnikhov deftly wove through traffic in the stretch, then came flying on the outside to catch front-runner Wit late and win the $300,000 Bryan Station (G3) for 3-year-old turf runners Saturday at Keeneland.

Rordon would write you a longer introduction to this first Roast of Michaelmas, but he's suffering from a deathly hangover and what appear to be the beginnings of a nasty case of freshers flu, so instead you'll have to simply cope with a "hello freshers, it's great that you're here, I'm going to spend the entire year avoiding you". 

C R K Stable’s Beyond Brilliant, freshened since a disappointing effort on July 31, heads Saturday’s Grade 2, $200,000 City of Hope Mile, to be contested over the Santa Anita turf.

Bloodstock editor Joe Nevills selects five regional stallions, position by position, that he would stand at a hypothetical Kentucky stud farm

French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna has said that France is open to Indian students, as the country set the ambitious target of welcoming 20,000 students