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James Cummings to go out on his own with public training
This year's Alysheba Stakes (G2) drew a field of six, but owner Mike Repole is billing the May 2 race at Churchill Downs as "a heavyweight title fight" between two multiple grade 1 winners—his Fierceness and Todd Pletcher stablemate Locked.View the full article
Multiple grade 1 winner Carson's Run looks to return to form in the $200,000 Fort Marcy Stakes (G2T) May 3 at Aqueduct Racetrack. The 4-year-old son of Cupid takes on four opponents in the 1 1/8-mile race for older horses.View the full article
A competitive field of 12 3-year-old fillies, including eight last-out stakes winners led by Stonestreet Stables' homebred Eclatant, has been entered for the $600,000 Eight Belles Stakes (G2) May 2 at Churchill Downs.View the full article
Yes it was better than the first trial, but a win in a heat on a bog track...improved but a long way to go ...but you are right heading in the right direction...Nobody has rubbished TA this is a debate with differing views and poor old CM tries to distort the facts...but sadly he is outnumbered here by knowledgable posters.
That would be Kerry Hoggard, ( from Nufarm ) the former Chairman of Fletcher Challenge who was sued over insider trading in 2000.
Amazingly was appointed Chairman of the RIU until an outcry caused his resignation in 2013.
Butterfield was very harsh, and he certainly didn't like Felix Newfield. He used to ping him for everything he could think of even though some other drivers had done the same thing.
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