Vigilantes Way scores in G3 Eatontown
The improving Vigilantes Way earned her first graded stakes score when winning easily in Sunday’s Grade 3 Eatontown Stakes at Monmouth Park.
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Tag: Shug McGaughey
“Pretty good future” could be now for Vigilantes Way
Vigilantes Way, second last out in the G3 Gallorette, has a “pretty good future,” her trainer believes, which could start in Sunday’s G3 Eatontown.
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Memorable Moments: Lure vs. Star of Cozzene
Latest Memorable Moments in the Mid-Atlantic: top turfers Lure and Star of Cozzene meet for the final time in the 1994 Caesars International at Atlantic City.
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Greatest Honour finds Fountain of Youth
Greatest Honour all but secured himself a spot in the Kentucky Derby by rallying to a victory in the Grade 2 Fountain of Youth at Gulfstream Park.
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Greatest Honour swept to a dominant win in the Holy Bull to earn 10 points on the Derby trail, while Medina Spirit won the Bob Lewis.
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Shug McGaughey seeking fifth DInner Party win
Trainer Shug McGaughey is hoping for his fifth win in the Dinner Party Stakes Saturday, as he sends out 5-1 Doctor Mounty.
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Code of Honor jumps to fourth in NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll
Risen Star runner-up Country House checked in at 10th, and voters showed support for the late Battle of Midway.
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Champ World Approval looks to regain winning form in G2 Dixie
World Approval, the Eclipse Champion turf male of 2017, will look to get on track when he tackles the Grade 2 Dixie Stakes Saturday at Pimlico.
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Onus aims to step up to stakes company
Onus, a Shug McGaughey trainee, will make her stakes debut Saturday in the Grade 3 Commonwealth Oaks at Laurel Park.
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Top Billing works towards Pimlico Special
Top Billing posted a morning breeze in preparation for Friday’s Grade 3 Pimlico Special.
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Tricky Hat tops Laurel Turf Cup field
Tricky Hat took the short way home to win the Laurel Turf Cup at Laurel Park.
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Turf’s up for Ben’s Cat
Local star Ben’s Cat, trained by should-be Hall of Famer King Leatherbury, will pass on the De Francis Dash to run in the grassy Laurel Dash, where he is odds-on.
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