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Kevin Plowcha's analysis of the Sunday 9/20 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
Vanna By The River enters the Jugette in sharp form, fresh off a runner-up finish in the $300,000 Ohio Sire Stakes Final on September 12.
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If it's Sunday in south Florida, then it is mandatory Rainbow 6 payoff day at Gulfstream Park. The sequence has possible singles as well as several head-scratchers
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Remnants of the deceased Chicago circuit figure prominently in the featured ninth race Sunday at thriving Churchill Downs.
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My Gun’s Loaded, winner of the Grade 1 Alabama Stakes last month at Saratoga, will be sidelined the remainder of the year due to an unspecified injury, trainer Chad Brown said Friday.
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Destino d'Oro's ascension in the female turf division got derailed earlier this year by a foot injury. Sunday, her connections hope Destino d'Oro can pick up where she left off last winter when she returns from a six-month layoff in the $175,000 Forever Together Stakes at Belmont Park.
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The 9-year-old gelding See Through It remains effective on the Southern California daytime circuit, particularly at Los Alamitos, where he starts in an allowance race for California-breds at 6 1/2 furlongs on Sunday.
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With an 8-year-old gelding recently claimed for $50,000 and two springtime stakes winners, trainer Aggie Ordonez has three runners for stakes at Los Alamitos and Santa Anita over the next two weekends.
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Ka Ying Rising has completed final preparations before travelling to Australia for a second tilt at the AU$20 million G1 The Everest at Randwick Racecourse on 17 October after a faultless track gallop at Sha Tin on Friday morning.
