Videos tagged with "film"

Director Todd Solondz Talks About Dark Horse [27:12]
Filmmaker Todd Solondz came to St. Francis College February 14 to screen and talk about his latest film Dark Horse.

'Houdini' horse escapes from stable and frees friends [02:24]
A video of a horse using its mouth to unlock his stable and then free her equine friends has become an online viral hit. The horse called Mariska was filmed ...

Kindle - HnR Racing Thoroughbred Sprinter (Horse Racing Documentary) [04:58]
Producer: Ryan Nothhaft Twitter: @ryannothhaft Kindle's twitter: @HnRsKindle Gary Mandella's Twitter: @HRTVMandella This is a documentary featuring HnR Racing's multiple stakes winning thoroughbred sprinter, Kindle. This short film specifically highlights the beginning of Kindle's 2013 season, including the Monrovia and Santa Monica Stakes, both run at Santa Anita Park. Featured interviews include Hank Nothhaft, owner of HnR Racing, Gary Mandella, training of Kindle, and Edwin Maldonado, Kindle's current jockey. After a brief summary of Kindle's early career, featuring wins at Golden Gate Fields, Hollywood Park, and Fairplex Park, the film documents the decision to enter the Monrovia Stakes to compete against Mizdirection, winner of the 2012 Breeders Cup Sprint. The Monrovia Stakes is a Grade 2, $150000, six and one half furlongs race on the down hill turf course at Santa Anita. The Monrovia Stakes finishing Order: 1) Mizdirection 2) Kindle 3) Givine 4) Byrama 5) Broken Dreams Mizdirection is owned by Jungle Racing LLC and whose connections include Jim Rome, Bill Strauss and Alex Solis Jr, and trainer Mike Puype. Mike Smith is Mizdirection's current jockey. Despite finishing second in the Monrovia, Kindle appeared to be very healthy after the race. Taking advantage of her current race fitness, HnR nominated Kindle for the 2013 Santa Monica Stakes, a Grade 2, $250000, seven furlong race on the dirt. Santa Monica Stakes Results: 1) Teddy's Promise 2) Sugarinthemorning 3 ...

Latest Daytona NASCAR Crash 2013 [02:02]
Here's what the crash involving Kyle Larson and 11 other Nationwide drivers looked like from the grandstands. Tyler Andersen, a resident of Jacksonville Beach, Fla., was at the Drive for COPD 300 on Saturday and was filming the final lap when Kyle Larson's car got turned into the catchfence just in front of him and debris from his car flew into the grandstands. You can see the panic in the stands in the crash's aftermath and the tire that flew over the catchfence landed just feet from Anderson. At least 28 fans were injured in the crash, two critically, which also damaged the catchfence. Daytona International Speedway President Joie Chitwood said that the fence would be repaired in time for Sunday's Daytona 500.

Black Caviar - our nations true sportswoman [03:21]
Hey guys! This a video I put together this video this afternoon i really hope you like it I do NOT take any credit for the film or audio all i did was put it together Please enjoy