…Club’s functions were licensing, allotment of racing dates, appointment of officials and the interpretation and enforcement of racing rules. Feb. 9, 1940: After a year’s absence from competition, seven-year-old Seabiscuit,…
…Club’s functions were licensing, allotment of racing dates, appointment of officials and the interpretation and enforcement of racing rules. Feb. 9, 1940: After a year’s absence from competition, seven-year-old Seabiscuit,…
…with four days of racing. Since then it has been the site of some of racing’s most famous upsets. Man o’ War suffered his only loss in 21 starts while…
…Championship (G1) for her owners A&C Racing and Roping of Roosevelt, Utah, who, under the name A&C Racing, also bred her. She was trained by Paul Jones and ridden by…
…Brittany Pozzi, barrel racing, $66,779; 8. Lindsay Sears, barrel racing, $61,587; 9. Ryan Jarrett, tie-down roping, $61,250; 10. Jason Miller, steer wrestling, $60,288. *Most money won in a single event….
…the rodeo and decided I would be really aggressive about hazing him to try to keep him running straight.” The barrel racing went to two-time World Champion Sherry Cervi, who…
…the junior barrel racing class with. I also rode his half brother, Takin On The Moon, a 9-year-old sorrel gelding, and won the novice youth barrel racing class on him….
…opened its inaugural meet with four days of racing. Since then it has been the site of some of racing’s most famous upsets. Man o’ War suffered his only loss…
…became England’s first Triple Crown winner. Sept. 14, 1959: The new $32 million Aqueduct, operated by the New York Racing Association, opened. Sept. 14, 2001: The National Thoroughbred Racing Association…
…again inside the barrel. We checked these mouthpiece-to-barrel attachments carefully for potential pinching action and don’t believe the horse’s tongue can get pinched. We would, however, routinely inspect the bars…
