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Verona artist reflects on her famous sculpture at Kentucky Derby Museum - Vimarsana News

Verona artist reflects on her famous sculpture at Kentucky Derby Museum

Verona artist reflects on her famous sculpture at Kentucky Derby Museum.

'They Are So Close But So Competitive': Q&A With Ortiz Brothers' Agent Steve Rushing - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

'They Are So Close But So Competitive': Q&A With Ortiz Brothers' Agent Steve Rushing - Horse Racing News

I’ve told them that one week, things might work in Irad’s favor and then the next week, they’ll work in Jose’s favor. It all balances out in the end.

'Top Jockey,' 'Role Model': Junior Alvarado Wins 2023 Mike Venezia Memorial Award - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

'Top Jockey,' 'Role Model': Junior Alvarado Wins 2023 Mike Venezia Memorial Award - Horse Racing News

For Migliore, the 2003 Venezia Memorial Award winner who is now with NYRA TV, the award carries on the memory of Venezia.

NYRA: Junior Alvarado wins 2023 Mike Venezia Memorial Award - Vimarsana News

NYRA: Junior Alvarado wins 2023 Mike Venezia Memorial Award

The New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA) today announced that veteran jockey Junior Alvarado is the winner of the 2023 Mike Venezia Memorial Award. Alvarado, based this summer at Saratoga Race Course and the regular jockey of top thoroughbred Cody’s Wish, was chosen by a committee comprised of members of the Venezia family, representatives of The […]

Sarava, upset winner of the 2002 Belmont Stakes at 70-1 odds, dies at age 24 - Vimarsana News

Sarava, upset winner of the 2002 Belmont Stakes at 70-1 odds, dies at age 24

Sarava, the upset winner of the 2002 Belmont Stakes at 70-1 odds, died Monday at his retirement farm in Kentucky. The 24-year-old horse was euthanized due to complications from a leg fracture, according to a preliminary veterinarian report from Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital. The dark bay was the first winner of a Triple Crown race to be retired to the farm in September 2012 by his owners Gary Drake and Paul and Susan Roy.

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