Youbet Reveals Seizure of IRG Funds
Youbet.com disclosed Oct. 12 that the federal government has seized $1.5 million in funds from three Nevada bank accounts affiliated with the company's off-shore entity, IRG.
Headlines for Friday, October 12, 2007
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Record Filly Fuels Tattersalls Business
With a world-record yearling filly in the mix, business during the final session of Book One of Tattersalls' 2007 October sale is strong with an 18% upswing in gross over last year's total.
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Schwarzenegger Signs Law to Expedite CHRB Hearing Process
A law designed to provide more efficient enforcement of California Horse Racing Board regulations involving prohibited substances has been signed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Three Chimneys Announces 2008 Stud Fees
Three Chimneys' stallion fees will remain the same or decrease in 2008, the farm announced Oct. 12. Also, the farm will contractually limit the stallion books to 110 mares, as has been its informal custom for several years.
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Inglis Again Revises Easter Yearling Sale Dates
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Inglis Again Revises Easter Yearling Sale Dates
Due to mounting pressure by heavyweight Australian breeders on Inglis and Magic Millions to rethink their previously announced new dates for the all-important sales series in Australia next year, one of the auction companies -- Inglis -- has yielded. It announced revised dates for its marquee Easter yearling sale.
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OBS Mixed Sale Wraps Up With Mixed Results
When reviewing the action during the 2007 Ocala Breeders' Sales Co.'s fall mixed sale Oct. 8-12 in Central Florida, Tom Ventura, OBS general manager and director of sales, said it is difficult to compare the results with those of last year. This year, the sale had one less consignor-preferred session and one additional open session.
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Scipion to Stand in Maryland at Murmur Farm
Scipion, a graded stakes-winning son of A.P. Indy, will enter stud at Allen and Audrey Murray's Murmur Farm in Darlington, Md.
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Northview Expanding Into Pennsylvania
Northview Stallion Station has purchased a 171-acre farm site in Lancaster County, Pa., to be named Northview PA. Plans call for the farm to be in operation for the 2009 breeding season.
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Prado Back on Horses, Taking Recovery Slowly
Jockey Edgar Prado has been given medical clearance to ride and will take his recovery from a broken ankle to the next level the morning of Oct. 13, when he gets on horses, said his agent, Bob Frieze.
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No Cup for Shakespeare; Retires With Tendon Injury
Woodbine Mile (Can-IT) winner Shakespeare, who won seven of eight career starts for Frank Justice's Dell Ridge Farm, has been retired from racing after suffering a flare-up of the old tendon injury that once kept him from racing for 21 months.
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Awesome Gem
Awesome Gem is one of an expected five starters for West Point Thoroughbreds in this year's Breeders' Cup World Championships.
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Video Q&A With Dan Liebman
Dan Liebman, newly appointed editor-in-chief, took part in a video question-and-answer session Oct. 12.
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Mid-Atlantic States Likely to Move on Steroids Regulation
Regulations ultimately resulting in a race-day ban on anabolic steroids most likely will be in place in many states in the Mid-Atlantic region by April 1, 2008.
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Claiborne Farm Announces 2008 Stud Fees
Claiborne Farm has announced its 2008 stud fees with no major changes to its roster of 14 stallions, which stand at the Hancock family's farm near Paris, Ky.
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Play Bingo Out of Maryland Million Classic with Quarter Crack
Play Bingo, winner of the 2005 Maryland Million Classic, will not start in this year's renewal of the race at Laurel Park Oct. 13 because of a quarter crack in his left hind hoof, owner/trainer John "Doc" Fisher said Oct. 12.
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TVG Reacts to Settlement Article on Dismissed Lawsuit
TVG has taken umbrage with a published report about the joint dismissal of a lawsuit brought against the account wagering company by Churchill Downs Inc., claiming there was no settlement involved.
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Agenda Set for Horse Council Fall Issues Forum
The American Horse Council has released the agenda for its National Issues Fall Forum Nov. 2 in Lexington. Deadlines for registration are approaching.
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First Stakes Winner for Freshman Sire Sligo Bay
Grade I winner Sligo Bay was represented by his first stakes winner Oct. 11, when Craig Singer's Wind In My Wings took the $150,000 JPMorgan Chase Jessamine Stakes at Keeneland for trainer Reade Baker.
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Mid-Atlantic States Move Toward Regulation of Steroids
Regulations ultimately resulting in a race-day ban on anabolic steroids most likely will be in place in many states in the Mid-Atlantic region by April 1, 2008.
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Sadler's Wells Filly Brings World-Record Price at Tattersalls
The world-record price for a yearling filly was shattered by a Sadler's Wells filly Oct. 12 during book one of the Tattersalls October yearling sale.
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Video Q&A: Dan Liebman
Video Q&A
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Downey Profile: Early Pace May Be Key in Queen Elizabeth II
Three of our top four quick picks for Saturday's grade I Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup Stakes at Keeneland came out of a strong grade I race at Belmont Park. The key to this race might be whether any of these can dictate a moderate pace and stay on to win.
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Attila's Storm to Stand at JEH
Attila's Storm, a 2007 graded stakes winner, will enter stud at Jim Helzer's JEH Stallion Station near Hondo, N.M., upon his retirement from racing.
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Cat's Career to Ashcraft Farms in Kentucky
Cat's Career, a graded stakes-winning son of Mr. Prospector, has been purchased by Ashcraft Farms.
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Avenue of Flags to Hourigan in New Mexico
Avenue of Flags, whose 23 stakes winners includes grade I winners Joey Franco and Notable Career, will stand at Hourigan Horse Farm near Anthony, N.M.
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The Week in Photos: October 12, 2007
