is there a racehorse named Cala Springs that is owned by a Jim Gilligan?
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There is a gelding born in 2001 named Cala Springs but I don't know who his owner is. His pedigree is Statesmanship-Radio City by Regal Classic. Hope this helps.
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Well if you know the name of the horse go to pedigreeonline.com it really helps or try aqha.com and look in the books on that web page hope it helps!!!!!\n~good luck~
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Prolly shud check aroun Louie-Ville.. Where u at?   Peace out!  I'd try the Jackson  /  Wellston area in Ohio..  Maybe Mr Salducci at Sherlock Drug and Pharmacy can help you. He be good with Horse that run the Kentucky Derby
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His horse is named Friday.
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Willie Shoemaker - Lafiet Pincay Jr - Chris McCarron (I love the "old" jockey's)
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Do you mean Bear in the Woods 2001 dk b/ h,by Formal Gold -- Trav n' Kris?  The chart says he fell 6/16 at Hollywood Park.  Try emailing the Racing Secretary Martin Panza martinp@hollywoodpark.com or calling the racing office at  (310) 419-1684.  He's still in my program (I work at a racetrack) but if he was put down it may not show yet for a while.  Ask for the vet or detention barn.
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West Texas A&M in Canyon (near Amarillo) offers the Equine Industry Program.  The Panhandle is a great place to be if you're interested in horses!  Check the link for more info.  :)
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I am from Anderson, Indiana and I have not heard about this development. It seems quite unlikely that CDI would sell their shares of Hoosier Park at this time. There will be slots legislature considered soon that could give Hoosier Park a large share of the machines and revenue share from them.\n\nLet me say that we in Anderson are looking forward to hosting the Indiana Derby for many years to come. In addition more and more Indiana bred runners are making their mark nationally. The horse racing industry appears to be very stable in Indiana. Until slots are decided, I cannot predict they will pull out of this market before then.\n\n The company DID sell HP in fact. They sold their controlling interest of Hollywood Park in Inglewood, California last year. The new owners are now running on a very expensive, new  "Polytrack"  surface. I predict that they will conduct racing at that facility for the foreseeable future.\n\n There is some pressure on Hollywood Park to sell the property they own for significant commercial development. I would say the owners response can be measured by their investment in a new track surface. They don't intend to move!\n\n Harness racing is very big in Indiana but they cannot shut out thoroughbred racing interests from the scene.  You or your friend can e-mail to me if you would like to discuss the issue further. I have covered every detail of Hoosier Park since before the day they opened their doors.\n\nHere is a link to their 3rd qtr. earnings report that details their recent activity.\nhttp://www.churchilldownsincorporated.com/our_company/company_news/2006_news_releases/company_news_11072006.html
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They are ALL here:\n\nhttp://www.gilligansisle.com/scripts.html
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Theodore Roosevelt's. The horse is a Calico pony named Algonquin.
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The Irvine Pony League has a web site and has announced the teams for Memorial Day:\nhttp://www.irvinepony.com/
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Sometime in July of 1973. If you did a long search engine under Delana Linville you might find more. She was a race brat and her dad drove in the Busch series until 1995 ( I think..or 98)
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You should check out the Jockey club (jockeyclub.com) or the Bloodhorse (bloodhorse.com) which is "Focused on Thoroughbred racing and breeding in the United States."
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If you have the registered name you can do it one of two ways.\n\nFirst, you can put the entire registered name, in quotes, in the Yahoo search box.  If the horse has been shown chances are you will get some results.\n\nOr, do ownership research on http://www.aqha.com  If you are a member, you get $10 in free research every month.  If you are not a member, become one, for $25.  Then you will get the $10 free research each month.
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Grundy was racehorse, and winner of the Epsom Derby in 1975. Owned by Dr Carlo Vittadini, he was ridden to victory by Pat Eddery. So there you have it, 'Grundy' and 'Pat' Eddery!
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Barbaro, a Arabian bred horse.
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The is a riding stable down by Tempe Town Lake. \nBill Scott's Papago Stables \n400 North Scottsdale Road, Tempe, AZ 85281 \n(480) 966-9793