The cold case file that never loses its mystery for racing fans is Phar Lap ‘s death, unsolved for 75 years. Did gamblers intentionally poison this great horse? Did he accidentally eat poison? Or did he simply die of colic? Equidaily.com’s search engines tagged onto a story about Phar Lap that came out of Australia this week. Scientists there are using a $20,000 government grant to try to …
Jerry Hollendorfer was exercising on his treadmill at his home in Point Richmond early Saturday evening when he became the fourth trainer in North American racing history to reach 5,000 winners. “I think I started going faster when the horse came down the…
The Thoroughbred racing season began with a loss when 2006 Kentucky Derby champion Barbaro was euthanized Jan. 29 after a long, hard fight with laminitis. The sport rebounded to enjoy an unusually large number of memorable moments.
NEWELL — Horse racing fans from all over, local race track officials, family and friends are mourning the loss of legendary, award-winning horse trainer Dale Baird.
Two Italian players, including the country’s No 1 Potito Starace, have been banned by the ATP for betting on matches.
The United States faces a token $21 million in annual trade sanctions as a result of its online betting ban, the World Trade Organization said Friday in awarding Antigua and Barbuda the right to target U.S. services, copyrights and trademarks.
(Updates with U.S. comments, background.) GENEVA (AP)–The U.S. faces $21 million in annual trade sanctions as a result of its online betting ban, the World Trade Organization said Friday in awarding Antigua and Barbuda the right to target U.S. services, copyrights and trademarks.
GENEVA — The United States faces a token $21 million in annual trade sanctions as a result of its online betting ban, the World Trade Organization said today in awarding Antigua and Barbuda the right to target U.S. services, copyrights and trademarks.
The United States faces a token $21-million in annual trade sanctions as a result of its online betting ban, says the World Trade Organisation.
STATE-OWNED horse racing bookmakers the Tote are to be sold off on the open market, it was reported yesterday.