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Badge of Silver Could be Back by Feb. 1 Trainer Eddie Kenneally's star in the barn is undoubtedly grade II winner Belle of Perintown, but her younger brother's stock is quickly rising.Bogangles, the 3-year-old son of Joyeux Danseur out of Hot Match, had his final tune up for the $60,000 Black Gold Handicap this Saturday, working five furlongs in 1:02.60."That mare (Hot Match) has been good to us," said Kenneally.Bogangles has yet to be off the board since moving to the turf and has Kenneally hoping for a good effort."He has been doing really, really well," said Kenneally. "You just never know who's going to handle the Fair Grounds turf course."Comparing the two siblings, Kenneally says that Bogangles is "more relaxed and easier to manage" than his 4-year-old sister, who Kenneally described as "temperamental."Belle of Perintown spiked a fever, causing her to miss the Truly Bound Handicap on Jan. 4. Kenneally said that she is well now, but that her next start is undecided.First Five-Day Week Thursday marks the first of the first five-day week of the racing season at Fair Grounds. The track will maintain a Thursday-through-Monday schedule from now until March 8, with the exception of Mardi Gras, when there is a live card on Fat Tuesday and the track is dark on the following Thursday.Post time each day this week is 12:30 p.m.Broadcast Schedule Change Fair Grounds' weekly television magazine show, Track Talk, airs at a different time this week - Wednesday and Friday at 11 p.m. on Cox Sports Television. This week's guest is trainer Tom Amoss.After a two-week break for the holidays, the Track Talk radio show returns Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. on Biz Radio 990 (WGSO-AM) in New Orleans. Jockey Gerard Melancon is this week's guest. |
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