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Duncan Patterson, the chairman of the Delaware Thoroughbred Racing Commission, has been named chairman of the Association of Racing Commissioners International, replacing John Sabini, who resigned the position last week.
Patterson is a longtime member of the Delaware racing commission who is also a former Thoroughbred trainer. He will serve as chairman of the RCI though the spring of 2014, the RCI said.
The RCI, which is an umbrella group for U.S. racing commissions, is in the process of seeking the adoption of a set of uniform medication rules in all 38 U.S. racing jurisdictions. In the past, Patterson has served as the chairman of the RCI’s Drug Testing Standards and Practices Committee and as a member of its Model Rules Committee.
Sabini, the former chairman of the New York State Racing and Wagering Board, resigned on Friday after leaving his post at the New York board to form a private lobbying group. Sabini is a former New York state legislator.
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SIZZLING GOLD looks well situated. The 6yo mare has been a pro for a long time - you don't win 11 times by accident - and some of her best work has come sprinting on turf, on THIS turf course. After nearly 4 months off she came back to be a solid 3rd for $40K on this course June 2 and with that under her belt and a 2-level class drop she looks primed. Oh, that bullet :47 move here June 15 looks like a thumbs-up, too. HEAT TRAP finished full of run to get up in the final stride and in her turf sprint debut here May 19. She obviously has ability but it's first time vs.
