
Jennie Rees
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Jan 14, 2025 |
yahoo.com | Jennie Rees
After sending out a combined 1,038 starters throughout the nine meets at Kentucky’s five Thoroughbred racetracks, Steve Asmussen and Brad Cox finished 2024 with 96 victories apiece. That led all trainers for wins within the Commonwealth. Just about 24 percent of the Hall of Famer Asmussen’s North America-leading 407 overall victories last year came in Kentucky, while about 41 percent of Cox’s 243 seasonal wins came in his home state.
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Jan 13, 2025 |
yahoo.com | Jennie Rees
Damon Thayer — who served as one of horse racing’s foremost champions during his 22-year tenure in the Kentucky General Assembly — will be the keynote speaker at the National HBPA Conference Feb. 25-27 in in Safety Harbor, Fla. Thayer will address the conference on Tuesday, Feb. 25 at the Safety Harbor Resort and Spa on Tampa Bay. Eric Hamelback, CEO of the National Horsemen’s Benevolent & Protective Association, said he strives for keynote speakers who bring in a topical but also uplifting message.
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Nov 15, 2024 |
paulickreport.com | Jennie Rees
Mark Hibdon, owner-trainer of Tennessee Moon, didn’t know his 4-year-old filly was North America’s winningest horse in 2024 until he came to Churchill Downs for Saturday’s $100,000 Claiming Crown Glass Slipper. The one-mile Glass Slipper, one of eight Claiming Crown races that kick off with Race 4 Saturday, is for fillies and mares that have competed for a claiming price of $12,500 or cheaper in 2023-24.
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Nov 14, 2024 |
yahoo.com | Jennie Rees
Generate Key TakeawaysNo matter where Molly’s Rose finishes in Saturday’s $150,000 Claiming Crown Tiara, for Lexington-based owner-trainer Erin Riefenberg the 4-year-old filly is a winner just making it to the race at Churchill Downs. Or any race for that matter. "There are not a lot of horses that could go through everything she went through and even want to run at all," Riefenberg said of her one-horse stable.
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Nov 14, 2024 |
paulickreport.com | Jennie Rees
No matter where Molly’s Rose finishes in Saturday’s $150,000 Claiming Crown Tiara, for Lexington-based owner-trainer Erin Riefenberg the 4-year-old filly is a winner just making it to the race at Churchill Downs. Or any race for that matter. "There are not a lot of horses that could go through everything she went through and even want to run at all," Riefenberg said of her one-horse stable.
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