Frank Angst is a journalist who writes for BloodHorse and America's Best Racing, focusing on horse racing news and events. With a keen interest in the industry, Frank covers a range of topics including race results, jockey and trainer profiles, safety initiatives, and annual reviews. His articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the world of horse racing.
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Frank Angst's articles mainly focus on horse racing, earnings, trainers, equine safety and the Breeders' Cup. He seems to be particularly interested in event coverage related to these topics. If you have insights into upcoming major horse racing events, trends in trainer performance or significant developments in equine safety, your pitches are likely to catch his attention.
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Silent Heart is bred and co-owned by Terry Hamilton, who campaigned Heart to Heart.
I enjoyed some good feedback on my previous column on racing missing an opportunity to bring in new fans as major circuits fail to embrace fixed-odds wagering.
John C. Oxley won the 2001 Kentucky Derby (G1) with Monarchos.
Auguste Rodin, a son of Deep Impact, to retire after Nov. 24 Japan Cup (G1) start.
Even more than the words that followed, the smile that never subsided during a 30-miniute visit to a Tokyo Racecourse viewing stand to watch his horse, Goliath, go through light training the morning of Nov. 21 told the story for owner John Stewart.
The Cattleya, run at allowance conditions, opens Japan Road to the Kentucky Derby.
Goliath, Auguste Rodin among a trio of invaders for the 2024 Japan Cup (G1).
Cattleya Stakes is the opening leg of the Japan Road to the Kentucky Derby.
International runners in the Japan Cup (G1) eligible for up to a $3 million bonus.
By: Frank Angst, Yushun Himba, Kimura Said
From its 1981 start, the Japan Cup (G1) has a long history of top females taking the spotlight, and this year two more will try to add to that tradition.
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