First in the ring. First in the ribbons! Show jumping maverick Todd Minikus (USA) owned the $2,500 VisitLex 1.40m Speed at the Lexington International in Kentucky with Lord Calador. Posting a blazing 56.807 seconds, the speedy pair were nearly three seconds faster than runner ups Olivia Chowdry (USA) and Chuck Berry 8, who finished in a Continued
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It’s 19th century Philadelphia, and countless carriage horses are walking and trotting along in the streets. A young girl, named Caroline Earle, tries to avoid the lanes near her home where horse owners beat their overburdened horses for not working hard enough. She can’t bear to see such animal cruelty, the images of which leave her Continued
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In now-familiar muddy conditions, with an added dose of fog shrouding the track, Justify barely put away Bravazo by a half-length in Preakness 143 to set up a fairytale storyline for Belmont Stakes 150 on June 9 as he attempts to become the 13th winner of the American Triple Crown and the second for trainer Continued
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It’s very possible the 143rd running of the Preakness Stakes will be in conditions as messy as the Kentucky Derby. Rain is forecast through most of the week and on Saturday. Early arrivals have been getting accustomed to the normally fast, now muddy, Pimlico track. Interest this year, as always, focuses on the Kentucky Derby Continued
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Arthur and Helen were my parents. They lived good long lives and both passed in their eighties about six months apart. They were good parents, and we had little money but were well raised. Neither one ever displayed much open affection, either to us or to each other, at least to my then uneducated eye. Continued
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When you’re young—especially if you’re in the horse industry—everyone talks about the need to gain experience abroad. It doesn’t matter where you go, they say, just go somewhere that has horses. I used to think it was just talk and wouldn’t affect much in my life, especially my professional one. I was wrong. Last year, Continued
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First in the ring. First in the ribbons! Show jumping maverick Todd Minikus (USA) owned the $2,500 VisitLex 1.40m Speed at the Lexington International in Kentucky with Lord Calador. Posting a blazing 56.807 seconds, the speedy pair were nearly three seconds faster than runner ups Olivia Chowdry (USA) and Chuck Berry 8, who finished in a Continued
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It’s 19th century Philadelphia, and countless carriage horses are walking and trotting along in the streets. A young girl, named Caroline Earle, tries to avoid the lanes near her home where horse owners beat their overburdened horses for not working hard enough. She can’t bear to see such animal cruelty, the images of which leave her Continued
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In now-familiar muddy conditions, with an added dose of fog shrouding the track, Justify barely put away Bravazo by a half-length in Preakness 143 to set up a fairytale storyline for Belmont Stakes 150 on June 9 as he attempts to become the 13th winner of the American Triple Crown and the second for trainer Continued
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It’s very possible the 143rd running of the Preakness Stakes will be in conditions as messy as the Kentucky Derby. Rain is forecast through most of the week and on Saturday. Early arrivals have been getting accustomed to the normally fast, now muddy, Pimlico track. Interest this year, as always, focuses on the Kentucky Derby Continued
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Arthur and Helen were my parents. They lived good long lives and both passed in their eighties about six months apart. They were good parents, and we had little money but were well raised. Neither one ever displayed much open affection, either to us or to each other, at least to my then uneducated eye. Continued
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When you’re young—especially if you’re in the horse industry—everyone talks about the need to gain experience abroad. It doesn’t matter where you go, they say, just go somewhere that has horses. I used to think it was just talk and wouldn’t affect much in my life, especially my professional one. I was wrong. Last year, Continued
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