Pin Oak Announces All Runners To Carry Biometric Sensors In Training, Some In Racing - Horse Racing News
All Pin Oak Stud runners will wear biometric sensors in their breezes and some will also wear them in races, depending on regulatory approval.
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All Pin Oak Stud runners will wear biometric sensors in their breezes and some will also wear them in races, depending on regulatory approval.
Pin Oak Stud in Versailles has been purchased by Jim and Dana Bernhard, BloodHorse reports.
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