Larry Henry
Senior Reporter at Gambling.com
Senior reporter @Gambling_com. Former: Political editor @LasVegasSun; Managing editor @5NEWS.
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6 days ago |
gambling.com | Larry Henry
A decision will be made on Monday whether to run Journalism in the May 17 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico in Baltimore, according to a co-owner. Aron Wellman, president and founder of Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners, co-owners of Kentucky Derby runner-up Journalism, told Gambling com on Friday the team will decide on Monday, May 12, whether to enter the 3-year-old colt in the Preakness, the second leg of the Triple Crown.
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6 days ago |
gambling.com | Larry Henry
Arkansas officials have been made aware of a video purporting to show a customer at a casino being denied payment for gaming chips. "The Racing Commission has not been contacted by the individual in the video," Scott Hardin, Arkansas Racing Commission spokesman, told Gambling.com on Friday. "If we are contacted and a complaint is filed, it will be investigated. We were made aware of the video yesterday (May 8) via this inquiry.
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1 week ago |
gambling.com | Larry Henry
The news this week that Kentucky Derby winner Sovereignty will skip the Preakness and a chance to capture the Triple Crown has some angry at the decision—and others calling for a change in the racing schedule. On one side are those who want the high-profile Triple Crown races spaced further apart to give horses time to recover. The second leg of the Triple Crown, the Preakness, is run two week after the first leg, the Kentucky Derby.
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1 week ago |
gambling.com | Larry Henry
Horse racing fans and bettors hoping to see a rematch between Sovereignty and Journalism in the Preakness Stakes on May 17 are out of luck. On Tuesday, officials announced that Sovereignty will not run in the Preakness, according to ESPN.com. This ends "any chance at a Triple Crown for a seventh consecutive year," the sports news site reported.
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1 week ago |
gambling.com | Larry Henry |Peter Mooney
Sovereignty, ridden by Junior Alvarado, won the 151st Kentucky Derby Saturday, May 3, at Churchill Downs in Louisville on a muddy track before more than 147,000 fans. Down the stretch, Bill Mott-trained Sovereignty passed the favorite colt going into the race, Journalism. The Michael McCarthy-trained Journalism, ridden by Umberto Rispoli, came in second, with late entry Baeza, trained by John Shirreffs with Flavien Prat aboard, came in third. Sovereignty entered the race with 9-1 odds.
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