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Minority interest in Curlin offered via sealed bid
ON SEPTEMBER 27
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A 20% interest in Horse of the Year Curlin that has been tied up in legal battles will be offered through a sealed bid process, and Keeneland has been chosen to market the auction.
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INTERNATIONAL
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HEADLINE NEWS
NTRA unveils plan
for sweeping reformsThe National Thoroughbred Racing Association has challenged the racing industry to adopt sweeping reforms in a safety and integrity initiative that former Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson will monitor as independent counsel... More
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- Future of Hollywood Park a topic at CHRB meeting
- Investment firm could privatize Youbet.com
- Churchill Downs bans toe grabs at all its tracks
RACING
Curlin a go for Classic defenseHorse of the Year Curlin received the go-ahead on Tuesday to seek a repeat victory in the $5-million Breeders’ Cup Classic (G1).
Majority owner Jess Jackson and trainer Steve Asmussen finalized their plan a day after Curlin breezed for the second time on Santa Anita Park’s Pro-Ride surface. Curlin has never raced on a synthetic surface... More
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SALES
- Record-setting colt tops Tattersalls book two
Book two of the Tattersalls October yearling sale closed with a flurry of fireworks on Wednesday as the two top-priced horses of the catalog were sold in the final session... More
- Fusaichi Pegasus filly tops New York sale
- Tattersalls median up amid global financial crisis
- New York-breds on display at NY Breeders’ fall sale
- Numbers fall across the board at OBSC fall
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BREEDING
- J Town moved to Fanlew Farms
Grade 3-placed J Town will stand the 2009 season at Fanlew Farms in Sarepta, Louisiana, after standing last year at Golden Orb Farm in McIntosh, Florida... More
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