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"Horses, Horse Business, Western Style" - 5 new articles

  1. Racetrack Novice: A First Experience at Canterbury
  2. Horse Politics: Identifying the Enemy in a Streaming Video World of Ag-Gag Bills and Fine Print on Tickets
  3. Horse Racing Misses a Strong Voice More Than a Triple Crown Winner
  4. Gary Stevens : A Script Hollywood Wouldn’t Buy
  5. Baltimore racetrack hosting second Triple Crown leg clamps down on debauchery – but fans in fancy hats still come out in droves
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Racetrack Novice: A First Experience at Canterbury


Horse Politics: Identifying the Enemy in a Streaming Video World of Ag-Gag Bills and Fine Print on Tickets



Susie Blackmon‘s insight:

This is a must read article. Enforcement of videotaping and/or photography bans is another issue, given today’s technology.


See on blogs.equisearch.com

    

Horse Racing Misses a Strong Voice More Than a Triple Crown Winner



Before issues like the treatment of animals can be adequately addressed, the horse racing industry must appoint a single leadership figure to standardize rules and regulations.


See on www.nytimes.com

    


Gary Stevens : A Script Hollywood Wouldn’t Buy



Gary Stevens had a gameplan for the Preakness, but he never got around to convincing Oxbow to go along with him…


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Baltimore racetrack hosting second Triple Crown leg clamps down on debauchery – but fans in fancy hats still come out in droves



Pimlico Race Court in Baltimore has cleaned up its act ahead of this year’s Preakness Stakes, doing away with kegs and even banishing its mascot, the beer-guzzling centaur Kegasus, but that did not deter spectators in extravagant hats from coming…


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