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Horse trainer dies of bacteria infection from Oldsmar beach - Vimarsana News

Horse trainer dies of bacteria infection from Oldsmar beach

Longtime Tampa Bay Downs horse trainer Bobby Raymond died of septic shock in Safety Harbor after a beach trip to Mobbly Beach Park in Oldsmar, Florida.

Source: wtsp.com
Endsley Oaks Farm, Bennett On Verge Of Officially Securing Tampa Bay Titles - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Endsley Oaks Farm, Bennett On Verge Of Officially Securing Tampa Bay Titles - Horse Racing News

Endsley Oaks Farm and trainer Gerald Bennett have tentatively secured the leading owner and leading trainer titles, respectively, for the 2021-2022 Tampa Bay Downs meeting.

Tampa Bay Downs: Storm Knocks Out Saturday's Final Four Races - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Tampa Bay Downs: Storm Knocks Out Saturday's Final Four Races - Horse Racing News

The last four races on Saturday's live horse racing program at Tampa Bay Downs in Oldsmar, Fla., were cancelled due to heavy rain and lightning.

2022 Kentucky Derby Prep Race Betting Odds & Picks: Emmanuel, Simplification Headline Fountain of Youth Stakes (March 5) - Vimarsana News

2022 Kentucky Derby Prep Race Betting Odds & Picks: Emmanuel, Simplification Headline Fountain of Youth Stakes (March 5)

Handicappers Andie Biancone and Jeremy Pond drop their best bets, plus their favorite long shots, for Saturday's Grade II Fountain of Youth Stakes at Gulfstream Park.

Tampa Bay Downs Increases Purses For Second Time Of 2021-'22 Meet - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Tampa Bay Downs Increases Purses For Second Time Of 2021-'22 Meet - Horse Racing News

Tampa Bay Downs in Oldsmar, Fla., has announced its second 6 percent purse increase of the current meet, which will take effect with the Friday, Feb. 25, card. Horsemen will be competing for an additional $1,000 per race in all overnight races (all races except stakes). The first increase, which took effect Feb. 10, also raised purse money by $1,000 a race.