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The Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing is given to the winner these three horse races in a single year: The Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes and the Belmont Stakes. Only 11 horses in 125 years have won this honor.
The Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing is given to the winner these three horse races in a single year: The Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes and the Belmont Stakes. Only 11 horses in 125 years have won this honor.
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Starting Lines: UConn Wins In Women's Soccer
UConn Defeats Yale Senior Annie Yi scored eight minutes into the second overtime to give the UConn women's soccer team a 2-1 victory over Yale in Storrs. After a yellow card handball was called on Yale with three seconds left in regulation, UConn...Tags: Equestrian, University of Connecticut, Big Brown, University of Connecticut Women's Basketball Program, Fred Hill
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Cecil residents split on prospect of slots
As residents of Perryville confront the prospect of a sprawling slot-machine complex opening in their historic town, many recall previous plans for economic development that never seemed to deliver on their promise.
An outlet shopping center drew...Tags: Economic Policy, Local Authority, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Casino and Gambling, Retirement
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16-1 Anak Nikal claims $1M Pennsylvania Derby, defeating Acai by neck; 'Stolis' wins $1.9M race
From Sun News ServicesAnak Nikal surged ahead of the favorites yesterday to win the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby at Philadelphia Park in Bensalem, Pa. With 13-time Monmouth Park riding champion Joe Bravo in the saddle, the 3-year-old worked his way through traffic on the far...Tags: Houston Texans, Auction Service
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Montanez rules minors from majors
Orioles outfielder Lou Montanez checked the Double-A box scores yesterday afternoon and got the news that he was hoping to see. Akron's Wes Hodges didn't drive in any runs, leaving him with 97 RBIs. Erie's Ryan Roberson didn't have any home runs,...Tags: Milwaukee Brewers, Melvin Mora, AAA, Major League Baseball, Danny Thomas
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The sports world in 60 seconds
AUTO RACING Johnson right where he wants to be It's certainly been the season of Kyle Busch, and Carl Edwards has definitely proved himself a credible championship threat. But lest anyone forget, this is Jimmie Johnson's favorite part of the year. The...Tags: Major League Baseball, Scott Verplank, Clubs and Associations, David Eckstein, Rocco Mediate
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5 Cubs bidders selected
From Sun news servicesTribune CEO Sam Zell said yesterday that the media conglomerate has chosen five bidders for the Chicago Cubs. Zell said during a conference call with lenders that separate bids have been made on Wrigley Field, the nation's second-oldest baseball stadium....Tags: Major League Baseball, Dallas Mavericks, J.D. Drew, Therapies, Carl Yastrzemski
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Yastrzemski released from hospital
BOSTON - Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski was released from a hospital yesterday, one week after having triple bypass surgery. The former Red Sox outfielder had surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital after experiencing chest pains. His discharge was...Tags: Boston Red Sox, Carl Yastrzemski, Therapies, Hospitals and Clinics, Health Treatments
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Yaz Leaves Hospital After Bypass Surgery
Associated PressRed Sox Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski has been released from a hospital one week after having triple bypass heart surgery. The former left fielder for the Boston Red Sox was discharged on Tuesday, according to team spokesman John Blake. He had surgery...Tags: Surgery, Boston Red Sox, Major League Baseball, Carl Yastrzemski, Therapies
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Is Wagner done?
Billy Wagner has more pain and swelling in his pitching elbow, and the New York Mets' All-Star closer is out indefinitely. Wagner had a magnetic resonance imaging yesterday that revealed additional inflammation in his left elbow. The National League East...Tags: Josh Beckett, National League, Major League Baseball, New York Mets, Greg Maddux
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'Risk,' filly winner of Derby, is dead
Genuine Risk was a fabulous filly who dared to take on the boys in the 1980 Kentucky Derby and wound up in the winner's circle draped in a blanket of roses. One of just three fillies to win America's greatest race, Genuine Risk died yesterday at Newstead...Tags: Equestrian, Death and Dying, Kentucky Derby, Belmont Stakes
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History by a hair
Sun reporterSo much history can be decided by fractions of a second in swimming. But never in the history of the sport has so much been at stake with so little time as there was today in the 100-meter butterfly. Michael Phelps should not have won. It looked, from...Tags: Michael Phelps, Multi-Sport Events, History, Olympic Games, NBC
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