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The chief photographer for Daily Racing Form, Barbara Livingston has been photographing horse racing for nearly 40 years. A two-time Eclipse Award winner for outstanding photography, Livingston is the author of five books, and her work has appeared in Newsweek, Reader's Digest, Vanity Fair, GQ, People, TV Guide, The New York Times, and Sports Illustrated.
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Parx Racing made US history on Saturday when, for the first time other than a Breeders' Cup, a racetrack held two million-dollar events on the same card.
The sad news of Deputed Testamony's passing brings to mind the love the Boniface family felt toward its 32-year-old homebred classic winner. How many farms can lay claim to a top horse that they bred, raised, broke, trained, raced, stood at stud, pensioned and - last - buried on their property? Bonita Farm can.
Above/below: The brilliant sprint specialist Trinniberg stood tall in the Saratoga morning, but ran an uncharacteristically dull race in the King's Bishop toward meet's end.
Above: Two days before the meet, toteboards are put in place...