Posts Tagged ‘ horse racing ’
Remembering SoCal horse racing icons
Betty L. Mabee, a philanthropist who with her husband, John, built one of California’s leading Thoroughbred breeding farms in the hills of Ramona, died Monday. Mary Elizabeth Florsheim Bradley, who was the owner of several major stakes winners in the 1970s and ’80s, died of natural causes at her Rancho Santa Fe home on Feb. 5 at the age of 90.
Winning at the races requires more than luck
Author Steve Davidowitz updates his classic 1977 handicapping book with fresh insights and approaches to the ever-changing sport of kings.
RadioBlog – July 27, 2009
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After taking Friday off, Neil had plenty to talk about on Monday’s show. He started the show by talking about the power of righteousness.
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Of course, we couldn’t let him do all the talking, we had to let SDNN’s Sports Columnist Lee “Hacksaw” Hamilton in. There was plenty to share including the finale of the Tour [...]
‘Luckiest person’ at the race track loves her job
Woman who hands flowers to winners says she loves seeing the crowd of smiling faces.
