
Amanda Duckworth
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3 weeks ago |
thoroughbredracing.com | Nicholas Godfrey |Amanda Duckworth
In the third instalment of our series, the US riding legend talks to Steve Dennis about the day he deputised for Frankie Dettori on a Godolphin great at the royal meetingThere is nothing like having the perfect preparation before riding the best horse in the world in one of the biggest races of the year at the most famous race meeting of them all. This, though, was nothing like having the perfect preparation.
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Mar 24, 2025 |
thoroughbredracing.com | Amanda Duckworth |Nancy Sexton
Revealing interview with Arthur B. Hancock III, who has recently published a warts-and-all autobiography of a notoriously colourful life featuring horses, music and family rows – and a public fight with alcoholismMost families have their share of drama, but usually it is sorted out behind closed doors. For Arthur B. Hancock III, however, his family business became the talk of the Thoroughbred industry and beyond. As it happened, so did the horses he raised.
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Nov 12, 2024 |
thoroughbredracing.com | Mary Baker Eddy |Amanda Duckworth
| A special parade showcasing retired racehorses will take place from 11.35am to 11.55am at Cheltenham on the second day of this weekend’s November meeting [Nov 16] as part of the Retraining of Racehorses (RoR) parade. Saturday’s event will celebrate the remarkable transformations of 10 former racehorses, each now excelling in new careers after retiring from the track. The line-up includes several high-profile names, such as Allaho, Coneygree, Native River and Smad Place.
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Oct 21, 2024 |
thoroughbredracing.com | Bill Christine |Jay Hovdey |Amanda Duckworth
In an evocative piece, veteran LA racing writer Bill Christine recalls how Wild Again won the first edition of America’s richest race at Hollywood Park in 1984 – on the track and in the stewards’ roomOn the morning of the first Breeders’ Cup in 1984, Bill Allen’s future wife was in her hotel room, dressing up for the short trip to Hollywood Park. “What do you think?” Nina, the future Mrs. Bill Allen, said as she stood before him.
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Oct 20, 2024 |
thoroughbredracing.com | Jay Hovdey |Amanda Duckworth
Our resident movie correspondent turns his attentions to an impressionistic fly-on-the-wall documentary characteristic of its directorRacetrack (1985) directed by Frederick WisemanRacetrack is a black-and-white documentary without narration or music shot in 1981 and released in 1985 that didn’t get any serious airtime until PBS picked it up for an evening slot two weeks before the 1986 Belmont Stakes. Time to eat your vegetables?
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