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   <title>Tizway sidelined for Gold Cup</title>
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   Whitney Handicap winner Tizway has been ruled out of the upcoming Jockey Club Gold Cup after missing a workout. The six-- year-old showed a fever Thursday that prevented him from having a Friday training session. "He spiked a fever on Thursday and was lethargic," said trainer James Bond. "We treated him, but to work him at 70 percent, run in a tough race like the Gold Cup, and then run in the Breeders' Cup Classic would be unfair to t
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   <title>Better Talk Now in hospital</title>
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   Former Breeders' Cup Turf winner Better Talk Now has been hospitalized with a gastrointestinal problem. Formerly trained by Graham Motion, the gelding is at the New Bolton Center (NBC) in Pennsylvania. Writing on the trainer's website, office manager Sue Kenny disclosed that the 12-year-old was taken to New Bolton on Tuesday and received an update from veterinarian Dr. Fernando Castro. "Better Talk Now has a gastrointestinal problem that do
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   <title>Post times revealed for 28th Breeders' Cup</title>
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   Evening conclusions for each day of racing for the 2011 Breeders' Cup World Championships was confirmed on Thursday. The two-day event will be held on November 4-5 at Churchill Downs for the second straight year. As has become tradition, Friday's race card will feature the five races restricted to female thoroughbreds. The Breeders' Cup part of the program will commence at 4:10 p.m. (et) with the inaugural running of the $500,00
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   <title>NBC to continue Saratoga coverage</title>
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   The New York Racing Association (NYRA) and NBC Sports have agreed to an extension of the network's coverage of summer racing at historic Saratoga Race Course. The new two year contract begins with the 2012 race meet. "We are excited to extend our partnership with Charles Hayward and NYRA, one of our valued Triple Crown partners, to present Summer at Saratoga for two more years," said Jon Miller, President of Programming, NBC Sports and VERSUS.
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   <title>PA Derby invaded from the Great White North</title>
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   Leading Canadian three-year-old male horse Pender Harbour is set to come into the United States for Saturday's 22nd edition of the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby at Parx Racing. The gelding has impressive credentials that should not be overlooked. Pender Harbour is the winner of two of the three races that comprise Canada's version of the Triple Crown. After finishing third as a 15-1 longshot in the Queen's Plate at Woodbine he got up ju
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   <title>Dutrow pair work for PA Derby</title>
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   Trainer Tony Dutrow's two entrants for the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby on Saturday had their final workouts Tuesday morning at Delaware Park. Both Rush Now and J W Blue worked four-furlongs over the main track. Rush Now worked the four-furlongs in 49 2/5 seconds and J W Blue was caught in 51 4/5. Of the 23 horses who worked a half-mile Rush Now was the seventh fastest and J W Blue was 21st. Rush Now is the 9-2 fourth pick in the morni
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   <title>Ruler On Ice tops field for PA Derby</title>
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   Belmont Stakes winner Ruler On Ice is the early favorite for Saturday's $1 million Pennsylvania Derby at Parx Racing in suburban Philadelphia. The colt will take on eight other three-year-olds in the 1 1/8-mile race. Owned by George and Lori Hall, Ruler On Ice will be ridden by Garrett Gomez from the inside post. Jose Valdivia Jr. was aboard the colt in the Belmont as well as the Haskell and Travers. Ruler On Ice, trained by Kelly Bre
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   <title>Leaders hold steady in thoroughbred poll</title>
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   There are no significant changes in the latest NTRA Poll for the week ending Sunday, September 18. Most of the top rated horses will get back into action with the beginning of October. Four-year-old filly Havre de Grace remains in the top position for the third straight week. Trained by Larry Jones, the Woodward champion received 10 first-place votes and 182 points. Owner Rick Porter has her pointed for the Beldame at Belmont Park on Oct
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   <title>Turallure gains Woodbine Mile crown</title>
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   Turallure, ridden by Julien Leparoux, came storming down the middle of the course to capture Sunday's $1 million Woodbine Mile at Woodbine Race Course. The four-year-old colt covered the one-turn mile in 1:34.92 on a firm E.P. Taylor turf course. Trained by Charles Lopresti, Turallure put himself into the Breeders' Cup Mile with Sunday's victory. The race is part of the Breeders' Cup "Win and You're In" series which gives the winner automatic en
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   <title>Ben's Cat has hoof out for some help</title>
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   The Breeders' Cup World Championships are on the horizon, but not all the stakes winners around are certain to get there. One such horse is Ben's Cat who is bred, owned and trained by Maryland legend King Leatherbury. See, the five-year-old won the Turf Monster Handicap on Labor Day at Parx Racing which is part of the "Win and You're In" series. By winning the five- furlong turf race Ben's Cat reserved himself an automatic berth 
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