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Gone West to Stay at $125,000

Mill Ridge Farm will keep the fee for veteran stallion Gone West at $125,000.

 Friday, October 13, 2006

World-Record Setter Mr. Light Retired to Mill Ridge

Mr. Light, a world-record-setting miler at Gulfstream Park this year, has been purchased by Mill Ridge Farm from Earle I. Mack for stallion duty.

 Monday, August 08, 2005

Mr. Light Shows Way in Poker Handicap

Argentine-bred Mr. Light found a lightning pace to his liking in Sunday's $100,000-added Poker Handicap, sweeping past the field in mid-stretch and holding off the late closer Willard Straight on the Belmont Park Widener turf course.

 Sunday, July 03, 2005

Poker Pace May Be Right for Willard Straight

In the Texas Hold 'Em style of poker, what is referred to as the "turn" is the next-to-last community card dealt to the table. For Willard Straight, the turn of Sunday's, $100,000 Poker Handicap (gr. IIIT) at one mile on the Belmont Park turf, is where he will begin his closing run.

 Friday, July 01, 2005

Mr. Light Looking to Extend Streak in Maker's Mark Mile

Mr. Light proved to be Mr. Fast this year at Gulfstream Park. Now, it's a question if he can live up to that name in Friday's Maker's Mark Mile Stakes (gr. IIT) at Keeneland.

 Wednesday, April 13, 2005

Plenty of Pre-Race Action at Keeneland

There was plenty of pre-race action at Keeneland Race Course Tuesday morning as a handful of potential Toyota Blue Grass Stakes (gr. I) runners, including a possible Marker's Mark Mile (gr. IT) and Ashland Stakes (gr. I) starter hit the oval. Opening day at Keeneland is April 8.

 Tuesday, April 05, 2005

Late-Running Mr. Light Surges in Appleton

Argentine-bred Mr. Light swooped past Host just before the wire to win Saturday's one-mile Appleton Handicap (gr. IIIT) at Gulfstream Park by a half-length.

 Saturday, February 12, 2005

Mr. Light's Gulfstream World Turf Mark Verified

Gulfstream Park has verified a world record set on its new turf course for one mile during the Jan. 3 opening day racing card.

 Friday, January 07, 2005

Silver Tree Gives Mott, Bailey Baruch Victory

Jockey Jerry Bailey and trainer Bill Mott, once the hottest combination on the national stage, still form a powerful duo in the Bernard Baruch Handicap. They won the $150,000 event for the fifth time in seven years when Silver Tree prevailed over even-money favorite Nothing to Lose on a yielding Saratoga turf course Friday.

 Friday, July 30, 2004