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DFL lawmaker asserts the stadium style card games effectively skirt the legal limit of 80 tables in a card room.

A Minnesota legislative panel prepared Monday to ban historical horse racing (HHR), a swift rebuke to the Minnesota Racing Commission's vote just one week ago to legalize the casino-style games. "I think the Racing Commission took an unlawful action last week and this bill reverses that," said Rep. Zack Stephenson, DFL-Coon Rapids, as he introduced his bill to the House Commerce Committee on ...

Kentucky Derby runner-up and Ohio Derby winner Two Phil's has a pedigree tracing back through his female family to Man o' War.

After making his dream a reality last year with Cyberknife, Gold will hope to go back to Louisville for seconds when Slip Mahoney

"He proved shipping wasn’t a concern and he’s familiar with the surroundings going on the road,” Cox said of Wood Memorial entrant Hit Show.

12 Pedigree fun facts: Litigate 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.

Breeding two horses that win graded stakes in less than a week is a notable success, made more notable by the fact that John Mayer’s Nursery Place is a relatively small operation. Nursery Place was the sole breeder of the 5-year-old Hopkins (by Quality Road), who won the Grade 3 Palos Verdes Stakes at Santa Anita on Feb. 5, and the farm is one of three partners that bred the 3-year-old Litigate (Blame), who won the G3 Sam F. Davis Stakes at Tampa Bay six days later.

Repole Stable's Chocolate Gelato overtook pacesetter You're My Girl entering the stretch and edged away to capture the $400,000 Frizette (G1) by one length Sunday at Aqueduct.

The featured event on the Tuesday (May 18) program at Running Aces was the $11,000 Open handicap pace, with Frewil Dakota Sven emerging victorious in 1:54.2. The public honed Numbered Account as the 2-5 wagering favourite, as the five-year-old Roddys Bags Again gelding was making his Running Aces debut with impressive lines from Dover Downs. The heavy choice got away from the gate last in the field of six, while Solongo went to the lead from post 4 before yielding the front to stablemate Frewil...

Share Ack Ack is too good in America’s richest race of 1971, the $175,000 Hollywood Gold Cup. Photo: Keeneland Library His name is all but forgotten, marginalized after half a century’s worth of racing lore. The most important people in his life are long dead. Painting him with the colors of the modern Thoroughbred palette is impossible. He was a freak, a dinosaur, the kind of creature that flew through children’s dreams, and for a glorious seven months of 1971, he was almost too good ...