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The New York Times18d
Report Finds No Clear Reason for Horse Deaths at Churchill Downs
Investigators looking into 12 deaths couldn’t single out a cause, but called for safer tracks, better medical care and lighter workloads for horses. By Joe Drape An investigation by the ...
AOL19d
Investigation into Churchill Downs horse deaths finds no singular cause
An investigation into the dramatic rise in deaths at Churchill Downs around the Kentucky Derby was released on Tuesday with a very familiar answer — we don’t know what happened. The ...
The Courier-Journal17d
As racing returns to Churchill Downs after horse deaths, why the word 'safe' stays unsaid
Mick Peterson shouted to make himself heard over the sound coming from a closet in a Lexington warehouse. It sounded like a muffled jackhammer. Peterson opened the closet door, revealing a machine ...
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Panel finds no single factor in horse deaths at Churchill Downs
A report from horse racing's federally created oversight panel found no single cause of death among 12 horses at Churchill ...
Omaha.com23h
Horse racing notes: 2-year-old filly West Omaha makes debut at Churchill Downs in Kentucky
In the latest episode of the Pick Six Podcast, Sam McKewon, Evan Bland and Tom Shatel look ahead to Nebraska vs. No. 2 ...
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Family’s miniature horse found dead with arrow lodged in chest
LONE ROCK, Wis. (WMTV/Gray News) - The owners of a miniature horse are seeking answers after she was found dead with an arrow ...
The Daily Gazette9d
Churchill Downs extends Baffert’s ban through 2024
Churchill Downs is extending Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert’s suspension through 2024, keeping the two-time Triple Crown winner from entering horses in the Kentucky Derby and other races for ...
Legal Sports Report
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Horse Betting Decline Continues As Problems Persist Nationwide
Horse betting handle totaled $1.1 billion nationwide in August, a 7% decline from the same month last year ($1.19 billion.) ...
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Higgins introduces Racehorse Health and Safety Act
Tuesday (Sept. 26), harness racing industry groups representing over tens of thousands of horsemen joined Congressman Clay Higgins (LA-03) to introduce the Racehorse Health and Safety Act (RHSA) to ...
Los Angeles Times18d
Investigation into Churchill Downs horse deaths finds no singular cause
An investigation into the dramatic rise in deaths at Churchill Downs around the Kentucky Derby was released on Tuesday with a very familiar answer — we don’t know what happened. The ...
ABC News19d
Panel finds no single factor in horse deaths at Churchill Downs
Horse racing's federally created oversight panel found no single cause of death among 12 horses at Churchill Downs this spring, but recommends further action and analysis to mitigate risk at the ...
The Cincinnati Enquirer16d
As racing returns to Churchill Downs after horse deaths, why the word 'safe' stays unsaid
Mick Peterson shouted to make himself heard over the sound coming from a closet in a Lexington warehouse. It sounded like a muffled jackhammer. Peterson opened the closet door, revealing a machine ...

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