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Eggy made their seventh appearance at the Brooklyn Bowl, on March 23, 2024, quite memorable with a set of covers and guests in honor of the Jewish holiday Purim. Fans were encouraged to dress in costume, and the band dressed in decade-wear. They also sold out the New York, NY venue well before the date of the show. Uncle Jesse provided support with pre-show dance music.

Photo Credit: Ken Spielman On March 23, New York’s Brooklyn Bowl hosted an evening billed as Eggy Presents Purim: Reelin’ in the Years, featuring The

Ryan Storm recaps a celebratory Eggy concert at Brooklyn Bowl celebrating the Jewish holiday Purim with the help of Sammi Garett and The Funky Dawgz Horns.

Article by Jay Hovdey: Don’t miss the latest instalment of Jay Hovdey’s must-read monthly series as he focuses on a hugely popular Hall of Famer who graced the sport for six seasons and was still winning top races at the age of seven

Pedigree fun facts: 2023 Preakness Stakes at the Kentucky Derby. The 2023 Kentucky Derby is the 149th renewal of The Greatest Two Minutes in Sports. Live odds, betting, horse bios, travel info, tickets, news, and updates from Churchill Downs Race Track.

Woody Stephens trained horses that finished so close together one year at Churchill Downs that, before the race was made official, he said, "I think I just won the (Kentucky) Oaks but I don't know with which one."

Preakness Notes: Winchell Hoping For Better Start From Midnight Bourbon Sponsored by: Midnight Bourbon stretching his legs at Pimlico Ron Winchell, who campaigns Louisiana Derby (G2) runner-up Midnight Bourbon in the name of his familys Winchell Thoroughbreds, said hes trying to keep his enthusiasm in check about their chances in Saturdays 146th Preakness Stakes (G1) at Pimlico. “Its hard not to be overly optimistic,” Winchell, the Las Vegas entrepreneur and co-owner of Kentucky D...

Pedigree fun facts: Medina Spirit Feb 6, 2021 Kellie Reilly/Brisnet.com When Medina Spirit dug in gamely to withstand all comers in the Jan. 30 Robert B. Lewis (G3), he was expressing tenacity reminiscent of grandsire Giant’s Causeway – and a more distant ancestor, Wild Again. Medina Spirit’s pedigree isn’t fashionable up front, as implied by the bidding in both of his sales appearances. Sold for a paltry $1,000 as a yearling, he brought $35,000 as a two-year-old in training. That...