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Medication Issue Dominates Racing Conference | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “The use and possible abuse of therapeutic medications will be dominating the discussions throughout the 78th annual Conference on Racing and Wagering Integrity underway in Oklahoma City April 25.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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Congress Sets Hearing on Horse Racing | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “A subcommittee of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce will conduct a hearing on health and safety issues in horse racing April 30 in Pennsylvania, according to an April 23 notice.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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Congress Sets Hearing on Horse Racing Safety and Raceday Medication Issues http://t.co/BgtIL3ww via @BloodHorse
Panel to Investigate Aqueduct Breakdowns | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “Leading veterinarians and a Hall of Fame jockey will be among those studying the 20 fatal breakdowns of horses racing at Aqueduct Racetrack since December, New York officials announced March 22.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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State Wants NYRA to Probe Aqueduct Breakdowns | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “The administration of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has sent a letter to the New York Racing Association advising it to hire an investigator to analyze 15 fatal breakdowns that have occurred at Aqueduct since Nov. 30.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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State Wants NYRA to Probe Aqueduct Breakdowns, Itinerant vets and too much Lasix http://t.co/6VGuXWqD via @BloodHorse #lasixfreeracing
KY Meeting Shows Deep Divide Over Salix Use | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “If testimony taken Nov. 14 in Kentucky, a major breeding and racing state, is any indication, the battle over use of furosemide on race day doesn't figure to end any time soon.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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Long Toes in Horses: A Pain in the Butt? | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “Your equine athlete's performance hasn't been blue ribbon-worthy as of late. Or maybe your broodmare's gaits are looking a little off kilter. Could long toes on the hind feet be to blame? According to the results of a recent study, the answer in some cases is yes and sometimes the solution can be very simple.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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MD Racing Makes Case for Shift in VLT Funds | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “The Maryland horse industry made its case March 15 for legislation that would shift gaming revenue from capital improvements to racetrack operations.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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JRA Reports Farms OK But Tracks Damaged | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “Reports from different areas of Japan have so far indicated no major farm damage on Hokkaido as a result of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami. Tracks and OTBs in the Northeast district have been damaged.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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Leading California Breeder Keith Card Dies | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “Keith Card, former president of the California Thoroughbred Breeders Association and recently inducted into the state's Racing Hall of Fame, died March 8. He was 83.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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MD Breeders Eligible for Bonuses at Pimlico | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “Breeders of registered Maryland-bred horses that win any maiden race at the Pimlico Race Course spring meet will receive a 14.5% "loyalty" bonus, the Maryland Horse Breeders Association announced March 8.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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Rebel Prospect J P's Gusto Breezes at Oaklawn | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “Gem Stables' grad I winner J P's Gusto posted a good-looking breeze on a windy morning at Oaklawn Park March 5 as he prepares for the $300,000 Rebel Stakes (gr. II) March 19.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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Life At Ten Report to Be Released March 10 | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “The long-awaited Kentucky Horse Racing Commission report on Life At Ten's participation in the 2010 Breeders' Cup Ladies' Classic (gr. I) at Churchill Downs will be released March 10.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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Economic Indicators: Good News and Bad News | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “There was good news and bad news March 4 when Equibase released its monthly report on Thoroughbred Racing Economic Indicators.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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Awesome Feather Heads 117 KY Oaks Noms | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “Stronach Stable's Awesome Feather, the 2-year-old filly champion of 2010 and winner of the Grey Goose Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I), sits atop 117 fillies on the roster of early Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) nominees.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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New Faces Set to Emerge on Derby Scene | BloodHorse.com
bloodhorse.com — “Lesser-known horses can take their first major steps towards Derby contention with a goood showing at Gulfstream Saturday.” View full resource at bloodhorse.com
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