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By: Alex Wolf, Danika Duffy Caledonia, Andrew C. Adams, John Mucciolo, Patrick F. Linehan, Ross Weingarten, Kaitlyn Sever, John D. Geilman
As sports franchise valuations continue to rise and professional sports leagues seek new markets and long-term financing sources, sports are increasingly being viewed not only as entertainment, but al...
A compact, but talented, field of five will dash seven-eighths on the dirt in Sunday’s $100,000 Triple Bend S. (G3) at Santa Anita.
A strong field of six fillies and mares will contest Friday’s $500,000 Ogden Phipps (G1), one of six graded races on a massive day of action at Saratoga.
A classy cast of nine fillies and mares will jaunt 1 3/16 miles over the Saratoga green in Friday’s ultra-competitive, $750,000 New York (G1).
A pair of graded races on the grass will take place at Saratoga on closing Sunday.
A superb cast of nine grassy specialists will run 1 3/16 miles on the lawn at Saratoga in Saturday’s lucrative, $1 million Manhattan (G1).
An excellent group of nine sophomores will go postward in the historic $2 million Belmont S. (G1) at Saratoga on Saturday.
A classy field of seven will travel 1 1/8 miles over the main surface at Saratoga in Friday’s $250,000 Shuvee S. (G2).
By: Andrew C. Adams, Ross Weingarten, Alex Wolf, Gilana R. Keller, John Mucciolo
On July 16, Kalshi announced the launch of a new prediction market platform focused on clinical trial outcomes and FDA regulatory decisions through a partnership with AppliedXL, [1]
By: Patrick F. Linehan, Ross Weingarten, Alex Wolf, John Mucciolo, Kieran Hawson
The already tumultuous legal landscape of college athletics eligibility just became even more complex. On July 31, a federal judge in Colorado issued a preliminary injunction in Wisne v. NCAA which prevents the NCAA from enforcing a newly issued rule barring certain Division I student-athletes from competing in a fifth season under the newly adopted Five-Year Eligibility Rule, commonly referred to as the "Five-for-Five" rule. [1]
