Bill Finley is a journalist specializing in horse racing and local news in the Red Bank area of New Jersey. With a focus on Thoroughbred racing, Bill contributes to publications such as Thoroughbred Daily News, Arizona Daily Star, and Harnesslink, providing insightful coverage of horse racing events, profiles of trainers and jockeys, and updates on legislative developments in the industry.
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By: Bill Finley
Nobody should have been to surprised when Tarifa (Bernardini) won Saturday's GII Mother Goose S. at the Belmont at the Big A meet, turning the tables on the favored Gun Song (Gun Runner). The same goes for Saturday's GII Fayette S. at Keeneland, won by the Cox-trained Hit Show (Candy Ride {Arg}). Starting one month
The Maryland Racing Commission has approved a 2025 racing schedule that calls for Laurel and Pimlico to race just 120 days in 2025. The dates were approved at an Oct. 28 racing commission meeting. The story was first reported by the website the racingbiz. The number of racing dates has fluctuated in recent years, but
Gregory McNamee's new book celebrates UA history ahead of its 140th anniversary next year.
There are no rules or even guidelines when it comes to choosing horses or humans for Eclipse Awards. There is though, at least in the human categories, conventional wisdom. Just pick the person whose stable earned the most money. That's what most voters do.
Back in mid-October, trainer John Kirby claimed a horse named Tricolour Hard Spun ) at Parx out of a $10,000 maiden claimer. Not everyone thought that was such a good idea.
Monday, November 18, 2024 at 2:50 pm | Back to: Shared News By Bill Finley
How did we get hooked on this sport? We all have stories about how our love affair developed and blossomed. The TDN will be reaching out to numerous notable people in the industry to get their stories to find out how they got hooked and stayed hooked on the sport
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How did we get hooked on this sport? We all have stories about how our love affair developed and blossomed. The TDN will be reaching out to numerous notable people in the industry to get their stories to find out how they got hooked and stayed hooked on the sport.
Friday, November 22, 2024 at 11:48 am | Back to: Top News Updated: November 22, 2024 at 11:56 am By Bill Finley
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