is hala  bek  still running  in the derby?
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Hala Bek is still in the Epsom Derby.\n\nThere was a forfeit stage this afternoon and he is one of 33 that still stand their ground.
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Kiplingcotes, Nr Market Weighton Kiplingcotes Derby Stone starting post nr Etton Third Thursday in March around 10:45am\nBilled as England's oldest horse race, certainly dates back to 1519
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I am currently watching the match, and the latest score (68 minutes) is 0-0.
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Winner of the Kentucky Derby.
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yes still trading \nhttp://www.middleton-maintenance.co.uk\ntel: 0121 326 7777
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You really gotta know what you are doing 2005 I won 500,000 betting on Smarty Jones at the Kentucky Derby. This year I went to the derby again, but bet on a horse that ended up not winning and only won 20,000. It's against all odds. Try going to a casino and watching other people, do some serching on the net. GOOD LUCK. I love horse racing!!!
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The superfecta paid a North American record last year, but that bet needs substantial capital and multiple combinations.  I would prefer the daily double-pick a few horses you like in the rece immediately preceding the KD and wheel with Sweetnorthernsaint, Point Determined, AP Warrior, Brother Derek.  With a full field of 20 in the Derby should get some juicy payoffs
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if you are in lexington u have to try mccarthys irish bar in town.  its the heppening place in ky on derby week.
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1999 Charismatic, ch. c.  Robert and Beverly Lewis  Parish Hill Farm and W. S. Farish  D. Wayne Lukas  1:55.3/5.\n\n\n\nCharismatic, who came within two lengths of becoming the 12th Triple Crown winner, has become the latest North American stallion or stallion prospect to be sold to Japanese interests.\n \nThe six-year-old son of Summer Squall will relocate to Japan after being sold to the Japan Racing Association for an undisclosed price in a deal brokered by bloodstock agent Rollin Baugh. Charismatic had stood his first three seasons at William S. Farish's Lane's End near Versailles, Kentucky. \nWinner of the 1999 Kentucky Derby (G1) and Preakness Stakes (G1), Charismatic retired to Lane's End after suffering career-ending fractures in his left front leg in the Belmont Stakes (G1), in which he finished third, only 1 ½ lengths behind Lemon Drop Kid. Charismatic stood his first three seasons for $35,000.\n\nCharismatic's first crop of yearlings was well received at the summer and fall yearling sales, and 38 have been sold this year for an average of $70,295 and median of $42,000. The group includes a half sister to Point Given, out of the Turkoman mare Turko's Turn, purchased by Eugene Melnyk for $450,000 at the Keeneland September sale. Melnyk also purchased a colt out of the Strike the Gold mare Elusive Gold for $260,000 at the September sale. \n\nBred in Kentucky by Farish and Parrish Hill Farm, Charismatic is out of the Drone mare Bali Babe, who is also the dam of Grade 1 winner Millennium Wind, Grade 2 winner Tossofthecoin, and stakes-placed winners Bahatur and Constant Demand. \n\nCharismatic, who won five of 17 career starts and earned $2,038,064, rose to the top of his generation in one of the more unique scenarios in recent racing history. \n\nAfter winning just one of seven starts as a two-year-old and losing his first two starts at three for owners Bob and Beverly Lewis, Charismatic was entered in a $62,500 claiming race at Santa Anita Park by trainer D. Wayne Lukas. The colt responded with a victory via disqualification. \n\nHe then finished second in an allowance race at Santa Anita, second by a head in the El Camino Real Derby (G3) at Bay Meadows Race Course, and fourth in the Santa Anita Derby (G1) won by General Challenge. \n\nCharismatic jumped unexpectedly into the Triple Crown picture with a sharp victory in Keeneland's Coolmore Lexington Stakes (G2) just 15 days after the Santa Anita Derby, then scored his upset Kentucky Derby win under jockey Chris Antley another 14 days later. \n\nCharismatic proved his Derby was no fluke two weeks later at Pimlico Race Course with a 1 1/2-length win over Derby runner-up Menifee in the Preakness. Although apparently suffering fractures in the latter stages of the Belmont, he crossed the wire in third before Antley pulled him up and cradled his injured leg—a move that many credited with saving the horse's life—until veterinarians could assist him.\n\nCharismatic underwent subsequent successful surgery to repair the injury and bred a full book of 106 mares in 2000. \n\nCharismatic joins dual classic winner War Emblem, champion sprinter Squirtle Squirt, and Grade 1 winner Swept Overboard, who were sold earlier this year, in moving to stand in Japan.—Tom Law.\n\nHowever, in 1993, the Belmont Stakes was won by Julie Krone on board Colonial Affair, on a dark and rainy day in New York. During the race, Prairie Bayou, winner of the Preakness, who went off as one of the top choices, broke his leg and had to be destroyed.
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I disagree. I think it is the most difficult of all the major races world-wide. The distance is 3200m. Your horse has to be a true stayer to win this.\nFor a mare like MakybeDive to win it 3 times on the trot, is amazing.\nTake a look at "Might and Power's pillar to post" victory in the late 90s, you'll understand how difficult that was.
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Do you know any races he was in? That would be helpful or if you knew his sire and dam's name.
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Arctic Blue won at 200-1 at Chepstow Racecourse on 23rd March 2005.\n\nThe Tote Win bet paid out a miserable £79.10 for a £1 bet, but the Exacta (first two horses in the correct order) paid £2,799.90 for a £1 bet!  \n\nNice if you can get it.
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Jockey Edgar Prado visited Kentucky Derby (G1) winner Barbaro in the colt's stall on Tuesday morning at the New Bolton Center's George D. Widener Hospital in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. \n\nPrado, who returned to riding the day after Barbaro broke down in the Preakness Stakes (G1) on May 20 at Pimlico Race Course, won the Metropolitan Handicap (G1) on Monday aboard Silver Train. Prado said he is still heartbroken, but he expects the visit to go a long way toward making him feel better. \n\n"Seeing him doing better helps a lot," Prado said. "He's not out of the woods but I'm just hoping that he continues to do good. It's going to take a long time before I feel a lot better and am not heartbroken."\n\nPrado said he did not bring anything special for Barbaro.\n\n"Just myself, just to show that I still care and love him," he said. "I think that's more important than anything you can bring. I was very happy. He looked great. He was very bright and strong, and he even wanted to get out of the stall. I'm very happy to see him happy that way."\n\nDean Richardson, D.V.M., the surgeon who operated on Barbaro, said the colt has had "an incredibly good week" since the procedure on May 21.\n\n"He's actually done far better than I would have ever hoped so far," Richardson said, repeating the words "so far" three times for emphasis. "He's perfectly comfortable in his limb, all of his vital signs are normal, [and] his blood work is good. Basically he could not at this moment look any better, in terms of his condition."\n\nImmediately after the surgery, Richardson gave a 50-50 prognosis for Barbaro to survive. He stopped short of issuing a new percentage on Tuesday, but he said "things are definitely better."\n\n"I'd be disingenuous to suggest that they are not better eight days post-op—there's no question that things are a lot better in terms of prognosis," Richardson said. "But it's still a long, long way from being discharged from the hospital."\n\nRichardson said Barbaro appears to be content in his confinement to a 12-by-12-foot stall. \n\n"Depression can only be assessed in certain objective ways: whether or not the horse eats, whether or not it has a bright eye, whether or not it's moving around the stall, whether or not it's interested in his neighbors," Richardson said. "This horse couldn't look a lot better in that regard. He is very active in the stall. When a horse walks by his window he's peaking out there trying to see who it is." \n\nAs of Tuesday morning, the cast on Barbaro's injured right hind leg had not been changed since the surgery. \n\n"Right now this horse is walking so well on his limb, he willingly rests his left hind, he walks around the stall and is very active, so my inclination at this point is to literally go day by day," Richardson said. "There's no absolutely compelling reason to change the cast, so I'm going to make that decision every single day that I look at the horse. … If he continues to look as good as he does, he can wear this cast for several more weeks."—Jeff Lowe
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yes still playing,glasgow area anyway
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Unfortunately NO...   they lost to West Ham at Upton Park earlier today...\n\nMy bad, I am a dumbass...
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go to http://www.kentuckyderby.com/2006\nyou'll see all the contenders there along w/ the name of their breeder and where the breeder's farm is located. hope that helped. :)
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I will be getting the Aqueduct card tomorrow for Saturday.  Speed favoring track.  I will check back tomorrow.  Are the dogs still running there?  I have not been in a few years.\n\nEdit:  Aqueduct race 6 - Red Smith Handicap  #9 Islero Noir\nLast turf race in NY for the year.  Yes, it is beautiful in NH today and tomorrow.  I like the whole card at Aqueduct, actually.  I also will be betting Woodbine and Woodbine harness.  I have an on line account that I use when I cannot get to a track.  The closest is Hinsdale Greyhound Park.