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Sisters Bridge Club to offer free lessons - Vimarsana News

Sisters Bridge Club to offer free lessons

Every few years the Sisters Bridge Club gears up to offer free bridge lessons to anyone who is interested in learning or reacquainting themselves

'She's Kind Of An Iron Horse': Battle Bling Heads Field Of 11 In Go For Wand - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

'She's Kind Of An Iron Horse': Battle Bling Heads Field Of 11 In Go For Wand - Horse Racing News

The improving filly, who boasts a record of 5-2-3-0 at Aqueduct, has breezed back twice, including a half-mile in 52.39 seconds Saturday

Locust Grove Victress Played Hard Set For Return In Churchill Downs' Falls City - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Locust Grove Victress Played Hard Set For Return In Churchill Downs' Falls City - Horse Racing News

Rigney Racing’s Played Hard, winner of the Locust Grove (G3), headlines a field of six fillies and mares entered in Thanksgiving Day’s 107th running of the $500,000 Falls City (G3) at Churchill Downs.

D. Wayne Lukas Will Seek First Cotillion Victory With Secret Oath - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

D. Wayne Lukas Will Seek First Cotillion Victory With Secret Oath - Horse Racing News

Trainer D. Wayne Lukas has enjoyed success in almost every American stakes over his legendary career, but the 87-year-old Hall of Famer has yet to grace the winners’ circle in the Cotillion. That could change this year with his multiple graded stakes-winning filly Secret Oath.

Mark Reid Retires From Training At Age 72, Will Still Keep Active In Bloodstock Business - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Mark Reid Retires From Training At Age 72, Will Still Keep Active In Bloodstock Business - Horse Racing News

Trainer Mark Reid, who saddled over 1,800 winners in his 46-year career, has retired at the age of 72, according to the Racing Biz.