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Michael McCarthy Joins the TDN Writers' Room

Fresh off his first-ever Classic victory in last weekend's GI Preakness S., trainer Michael McCarthy joined this week's TDN Writers' Room to talk on his newly-crowned Grade I winner Rombauer.

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Looking for a Mayo Miracle

Joe Trawitzki is a trainer's dream.  As an owner, he takes the bad news with the good, he always puts the horse first and of course, he shows up at the barn with two dozen doughnuts in tow. But while Joe is eagerly anticipating the debut of his 2-year-old filly this year, he's not sure if he will have the opportunity to see her reach the starting gate. Last May, Joe was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Although he was given six months to live, he is now working hard one...

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Thoroughbred People with Henry Field

Thoroughbred People with Henry Field

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Alan Foreman Joins the TDN Writers' Room

THA Chairman and CEO Alan Foreman joined this week's TDN Writers' Room in wake of Medina Spirit's failed drug test in the GI Kentucky Derby.

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John Velazquez Joins the TDN Writers' Room

Fresh off a Derby-Oaks double, Eclipse Award-winning jockey John Velazquez joined this week's Writers' Room to talk on his rides aboard Malathaat and Medina Spirit and share his experiences as a leading jockey and respected mentor.

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Remi Bellocq Part 1: Keeping It Light at the TDN

Generations of racing fans will instantly recognize the name 'Peb' as a fixture in racing's story. Artwork from Eclipse winner Pierre 'Peb' Bellocq is displayed at racetracks across the country, from Churchill Downs and Keeneland to Arlington, Del Mar, Oaklawn, Belmont, Aqueduct and the Meadowlands. Last year, the cartoonist was selected for the National Museum of Racing's Joe Hirsch Media Roll of Honor. While the renowned artist-and author of several books- has stepped away from his sketchpad for the most part at the age of 95, his son Remi Bellocq,...

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The TDN Writers' Room Hits the Road at OBS

There's been a palpable good feeling all week at OBS for the auction house's marquee Spring 2-Year-Old Sale, and you need look no further than the full parking lot to explain why. Business is booming, but perhaps equally responsible for the positive vibes is the easing of coronavirus restrictions as the country rapidly becomes vaccinated, which means old friends seeing and hugging each other for the first time in a long time. Wednesday morning, Joe Bianca and Jon Green talked about that and much more with four consignors and buyers...

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2021 Aims with Grace McEntee

2021 Aims with Grace McEntee

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Hall of Famer Julie Krone Brings Talents to Team Lindy

Just last week, Lindy Farms, the Thoroughbred racing partnership of Philip Antonacci and Jimmy Tatker which was announced in September, 2020, had its first winner. They bring to the sport a novel approach to training and dedication to keeping their horses relaxed and happy, which includes plenty of turnout in company with other horses. Now, as they head back north to Monmouth for the summer, they are adding Hall of Famer Julie Krone to their team.

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Business is Booming at Norevale Farm

Leo and Sarah Dooley started up Norevale Farm six months ago. Today, their business is booming as they've already had to add a second location to their operation. We spoke with the couple on their fast start and the influence late horseman Gerry Dilger had on their early careers. Read more on the TDN: https://www.thoroughbreddailynews.com/business-is-booming-at-norevale-farm/

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Todd Pletcher Joins the TDN Writers' Room

Trainer Todd Pletcher joins this week's TDN Writers' Room after pulling the upset in this past weekend's GII Wood Memorial with Bourbonic to talk on his top Derby contenders, improving track safety and more.

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Harry Eustace Continues Family Training Tradition

Within the same week that Thady Gosden joined his father John on the joint-training licence at Clarehaven, across town a metaphorical baton was passed from father to son at one of Newmarket's most historic stables, Park Lodge. This has been both home and place of business to James and Gay Eustace for a little over 30 years and the time has come for their eldest son Harry to convert his extensive and diverse apprenticeship into becoming a trainer in his own right. James has thus stood aside for Harry to...

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