TOP 100 EQUESTRIAN SITES
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| John Oros, Jockey Who Burst Onto Scene at 17, Dies at 87 Mr. Oros was just 17 when he overtook perhaps the most notorious jockey of the time, Don Meade, in number of victories to that point in the year. nytimes.com |
Five Grade 1 winners clash in Manhattan Five Grade 1 winners including the 10-year-old gelding Better Talk Now head a deep field of 14 entered for the $400,000 Manhattan Handicap, one of five graded events on Saturday's Belmont Stakes Day card. sports.espn.go.com |
Teaching Is Full-Time Job for Trainer of a Top Trotter Greg Peck trains harness racing’s biggest star and also finds the time to run a company that trains corporate executives to deal with the news media. nytimes.com |
New York Racing Board Tightens Rules In the wake of allegations of horse abuse on Ernie Paragallo’s Center Brook Farm, the New York State Racing and Wagering Board has made plans to tighten its ownership and authorized-agent licensing procedures. nytimes.com |
Keeneland schedules 16 stakes for spring Keeneland Race Course on Friday released the stakes program for its 2010 spring meet with only minimal change from last year. sports.espn.go.com |