Joe Perez is a Managing Editor at BloodHorse. He covers a range of topics including horse racing, animal care, and the intersection of sports and agriculture, with a particular focus on the Kentucky Derby and related markets. Joe's work has been featured in America's Best Racing, Solutions Review, CDO Magazine, Racing Post, and CDC Gaming Reports.
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Trainer won last year's Kentucky Oaks with Thorpedo Anna.
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Toupie also won the Unzip Me Stakes last September.
Thorpedo Anna is the second champion 3-year-old filly trained by Kenny McPeek.
Three-year-old filly dominated her division and ran with the boys as well.
The award goes to someone who excels on the global Thoroughbred landscape.
There were conversations about sending Thorpedo Anna to the Dubai World Cup (G1), but McPeek said that while that hasn't been ruled out, the more likely follow-up to the Azeri Stakes (G2) would be the Apple Blossom Stakes (G1) at Oaklawn.
By: Frank Angst, Byron King, Joe Perez
"There's a bunch of livelihoods that are on the line here," Andy Titus said.
By: Joe Perez
One day in 1895, a young Australian boy named William Lawrence Bragg broke his arm after falling from his tricycle.
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