Tom Amoss featured on Off to the Races Radio
Off to the Races Radio returns to the air April 24 with a show featuring trainer Tom Amoss, and much more.
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The week in social media: Jan. 29
Knicks Go cruised in the Pegasus, a star retires, a promising runner is DQed, and more, in the week in social media.
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Haskell: Lone Sailor makes six
Lone Sailor will make his next start in Sunday’s Haskell Invitational, trainer Tom Amoss said.
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Preakness: Anchors aweigh for Lone Sailor
Louisiana Derby runner-up Lone Sailor figures to be a Preakness longshot, but his connections are hoping for some good naval karma.
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Tenfold, Lone Sailor under consideration for Preakness
Under consideration for the Preakness: Tenfold is “probable,” said trainer Steve Asmussen, and Lone Sailor is “not out of the question,” his trainer said.
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Five things we learned last weekend
Five things we learned this weekend: Russell Road retires, She’s Hot Wired figures it out, what’s happened to Trouble Kid, and a CT Oaks gallery.
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Wild and Wonderful Stakes: Rise Up towers, plus odds and analysis
Millionaire Rise Up looks to annex Saturday’s Wild and Wonderful Stakes, odds and analysis of the full field.
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Gabby Gaudet to join NYRA’s Saratoga team
Maryland racing analyst Gabby Gaudet and trainer Tom Amoss will join NYRA’s team covering the 2016 Saratoga meeting.
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Tom Amoss aims for fourth straight Hilton win
Trainer Tom Amoss aims for his fourth consecutive win in the Robert Hilton Memorial Saturday at Charles Town Races.
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Control Stake looks to take Robert Hilton Memorial
Big Drama Stakes winner Control Stake will look to give trainer Tom Amoss his third straight Robert Hilton Memorial Stakes win Saturday at Charles Town.
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Preakness Profiles: Ria Antonia
In our latest Preakness Profile, we dig into Ria Antonia, last year’s Grade 1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies champion.
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Filly Ria Antonia added to Preakness contenders
Filly Ria Antonia has emerged as an unexpected Preakness possible, despite her sixth place finish in the Kentucky Oaks.
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