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FEATURED NEWS
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Pair of Fillies Fetch $400,000 in Book 4 at Keeneland
Hip 2302 is out of the Arch mare Carmel Beauty, who is a full sister to multiple grade 1 winner Arravale, who won two Sovereign awards in 2006 for champion grass mare and Horse of the Year in Canada. Carmel Beauty is the dam of five foals to race, all winners, including impressive maiden winner Carmel Coast, who is a full sister to Hip 2302. Carmel Coast broke her maiden at Saratoga Race Course by 5 1/2 lengths for trainer Whit Beckman Aug. 10.
The filly was bred and consigned by Hunter Valley Farm and purchased by Legion Bloodstock…{more}
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Royal Spa the one to beat but Regaled looms an upsetter in Locust Grove
Just six are entered in the 1 1/16-mile Locust Grove, but the race ought to still unfold at a decent tempo, which helps Regaled, and Beckman sees the move from Ellis’s 1 1/2-turn mile to two turns as a plus.
“I think the extra distance is better for her, and I think she moves forward on Churchill’s track. She’s training fantastic. I love the way she’s doing here,” Beckman said…{more}
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Starspangledbanner Colt Delivers At Gowran Park
Take Charge Star (2c Starspangledbanner - Freedonia, by Selkirk) led home a one-two for Starspangledbanner with a clear-cut strike at Gowran Park on Tuesday.
The Johnny Murtagh-trained juvenile had finished a promising third on debut at the Curragh last month and came home strongly to record a first win under Ben Coen on his second start…{more}
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