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Amplify navalny's message to the world? >> reporter: well, wolf, i think the real hope that navalny's family have and that the filmmakers who spend so much time with him is at the very least this oscar win and all the publicity that comes with it will go some ways to keeping his name in the headlines and affording him a measure of protection from further retaliation from the kremlin, from president vladimir putin. they're hoping that as long as people are talking about "navalny," there won't be further punishments against him. because let's be very clear, the situation for alexei navalny right...

Trained by Gustavo Delgado, Mage broke his maiden in that one start on Pegasus World Cup day at Gulfstream, winning by 3 3/4 lengths

AS TOLD TO BC PIRES My name is Ellen O’Malley Camps and I have a new project. I’m probably better known in Trinidad and Tobago as Helen Camps, the theatre lady. I was involved in formal theatre and started Tent Theatre. But I’ve been out of theatre for a million years and I’m totally disinterested.

The Saudi Cup has produced some superb racing since its first run in 2020, and this weekend’s action in Riyadh promises to be just as good as the previous three editions. “Money can’t buy everything,” the saying goes, so even the $10 million first prize for the G1 Saudi Cup was not enough to tempt the connections of Flightline to keep him in training long enough for a trip to

RIYADH: Leading international horses and jockeys have begun flocking to Riyadh for the $35.35 million fourth edition of the Saudi Cup set to take place at King Abdulaziz Racecourse on Feb. 24-25. Saudi-owned horses will be looking for a third straight win in the world’s richest horse race following Mishriff’s win 2021 and Emblem Road’s triumph last year. In the first-ever run