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Woodbine Announces TV Programming Hosts

Woodbine Announces TV Programming Hosts

Woodbine Entertainment Group has announced the hosts for its redesigned TV programming offerings in 2010.

 Monday, May 10, 2010
Hawley King of Tribe in Legends Race

Hawley King of Tribe in Legends Race

Sandy Hawley may have won the Living Legends race on Tribal Chief against seven fellow Hall of Fame former riders, but nobody had more fun than Julie Krone and Chris McCarron.

 Saturday, October 18, 2008
'Living Legends' Talk Race Tactics

'Living Legends' Talk Race Tactics

As if they had never left the racetrack, 10 Hall of Fame jockeys spoke knowingly of tactics in the Oct. 18 "Living Legends" competition at Santa Anita -- mostly about how Angel Cordero Jr. will be herding the field from his outside post position.

 Friday, October 17, 2008
Cordero Ready to Take on Legends

Cordero Ready to Take on Legends

Angel Cordero Jr. says he will be ready for the "Living Legends Race" at the Oak Tree meet at Santa Anita Park Oct. 18, despite not being a big fan of exercise, at least out of the saddle.

 Saturday, September 20, 2008

Anxious Moments for Frankel As 'Leroi' Romps

The astonishingly impressive win by super turf horse Leroidesanimaux excited everyone at Woodbine, Bobby Frankel included. However, the trainer didn't see the last furlong. Instead, he felt dizzy, nearly fainted, bowed his head, and tried to regather himself.

 Sunday, September 18, 2005

Day, Hawley Help in Canterbury Chapel Drive

With the help of Hall of Fame jockeys Pat Day and Sandy Hawley, Canterbury Park and the Race Track Chaplaincy of America announced that nearly half of its $250,000 fundraising goal for a new chapel has been met.

 Sunday, August 28, 2005

Jockey Agent Ray Kravagna Calls it a Career

Jockey agent Ray Kravagna, who booked mounts for four Hall of Fame jockeys during his career of 43 years since he was discharged from the Army in 1960, has decided to retire.

 Wednesday, October 01, 2003