1994 Mother Goose Stakes - Lakeway [06:10]
Belmont Week came to a record-setting close yesterday when the California filly Lakeway won the Mother Goose Stakes by more than four lengths over Cinnamon Sugar and by 10 lengths over Inside Information, and pranced to the head of the class of 3-year-old fillies. It was one day after the California colt Tabasco Cat won the Belmont Stakes and moved to the head of the class of 3-year-old colts, and Lakeway gave an even more powerful performance. She not only won for the fifth time in six starts but buried the hometown favorite, Inside Information, who had won six of her seven races. And she did it by knocking one and one-fifth seconds off the record for the race in its 38th running. The two favorites ran together stride for stride for more than half a mile, but then Kent Desormeaux nudged his filly, and Lakeway took charge. She collared Inside Information with three-eighths of a mile to go, edged past her turning for home and widened the lead relentlessly down the stretch. As she flashed home, she had 4 1/4 lengths on Cinnamon Sugar, a 27-1 long shot, who in turn had six lengths on Inside Information. They cruised in fast fractions of 1:083/5 for three-quarters of a mile and 1:332/5 for the mile. And Lakeway completed the mile and an eighth in 1:462/5 , shattering the record for the race set in 1978 by Caesar's Wish, but still a full second off the track record for the distance set in 1973 by the incomparable Secretariat. It was also the fifth record set in three days of ...
$300K Remington Springboard Mile - 2012 [03:59]
The 2012 running of the Remington Springboard Mile saw three outsiders light the board with a 128-1 long-shot winning the event. Texas Bling with Erik McNeil in the irons won the $300000 event for owner Hall's Family Trust. The colt is trained by Danele Durham. With his victory, Texas Bling gets a free berth into next year's Grade 3 Oklahoma Derby at Remington Park.
My Six Shooter Gun [01:31]
This is Cole. Otherwise known as the equitation horse who forgot how to trot. He's been off for a few months due to lameness; only to find that his limping was fake. These were the very few good shots of today, all cantering, in some he looks like he's tropping. I look as stiff as a board. -Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 12 -Pumped Up Kicks by Foster The People
racing day [01:04]
Tiz A Lady Colonel is her name. Trent called us on a Friday afternoon, telling us our friends, Fletcher & Carolyn, had a pretty nice filly come through the Keeneland Sale. Before the sun went down, she belonged to a gnarly group of risk takers willing to take a shot at racing success. Come along for the ride. It should be interesting.
More Than a Click: Perfect Shot [00:49]
Sports Illustrated photographer Bill Frakes explains the detailed process involved with trying to capture the perfect image at a major race.
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