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YS Lotus Completes Jumpstart Series Sweep - Vimarsana News

YS Lotus Completes Jumpstart Series Sweep

YS Lotus ($3.30) made it a clean sweep in the Jumpstart Series for horses with a Trackmaster Rating of 73 or less at Buffalo Raceway on Friday afternoon (April 21) by winning the $30,000 finale as he toppled Rearview Blue Chip by 1-1/4 lengths in 1:56.2 over the fast track.

It's A Masterpiece For Artistic Spirit At Buffalo - Vimarsana News

It's A Masterpiece For Artistic Spirit At Buffalo

It turned out to be a masterpiece for Artistic Spirit in the $20,000 Jumpstart Series final at Buffalo Raceway on Wednesday afternoon (April 19) as she beat Bet Im Lucky by three quarters of a length in 1:57.1 over the fast track.

Robert Dean Smith - Vimarsana News

Robert Dean Smith

Robert Dean Smith died on April 14th, 2023, in Hudson, WI. Bob was born in Madison, WI June 20th, 1936. His beloved family consists of his wife of 62 years,

Secular groups challenge legality of relief loans for churches impacted by COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Secular groups challenge legality of relief loans for churches impacted by COVID-19

Secularist advocacy groups are pressuring the Small Business Administration to discriminate against churches and religious nonprofits struggling during the coronavirus lockdown when administering protection loans created by the new stimulus package.

Novel Beer Flavors from Centuries-Old Sources - Vimarsana News

Novel Beer Flavors from Centuries-Old Sources

I think it’s human nature to believe that the olden times were boring and monochromatic. The people were more innocent, their interests less racy, their choices few and limited by what would grow on the back forty. That may be true of most things, but not beer. Beam back 300 years, and you’d find an