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"It's been a fantastic ride, and it's only started," McPeek said of Thorpedo Anna.
After the Road to the Kentucky Derby series passed through Louisiana last week with the Lecomte Stakes (G3), the next qualifying race moves to Arkansas Jan. 25 when Oaklawn Park stages the Southwest Stakes (G3).
During an evening celebrating excellence in North American Thoroughbred racing, a star filly, as expected, was the culminating focus of attention at the 54th annual Resolute Racing Eclipse Awards ceremony Jan. 23 at The Breakers Palm Beach.
Little Vic leads throughout to take the Fred W. Hooper Stakes (G3).
Mystic Lake grittily repelled favored Emery in the Inside Information Stakes (G2)
The 6-year-old son of Race Day wins the fourth grade 1 of his career.
The 6-year-old son of Race Day wins his fourth grade 1 of his career.
Stablemates Rodriguez and Madaket Road are his leading rivals.
By: Frank Angst, Byron King, Joe Perez
"There's a bunch of livelihoods that are on the line here," Andy Titus said.
An executive director for the group will be announced early next week, he said.
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