Associate Editor & Comment Editor, The Observer at GUARDIAN MEDIA GROUP PLC
Robert Yates is an Associate Editor and Comment Editor for The Observer, a publication associated with Guardian Media Group PLC. With a focus on local news in Oaklawn, Robert covers horse racing events and provides insightful commentary on the industry. His work has also been featured in various publications, including Horse Racing Nation, The Daily Citizen, and PaulickReport.com.
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Robert Yates' focus is primarily on local horse racing events and jockeys at Oaklawn Park in the United States. Given his extensive event coverage, he may be interested in updates around upcoming races, profiles of emerging talents or interviews with prominent figures within the local horse racing community.
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Steve Asmussen wins record nine Bachelor Stakes at Oaklawn Park
Frosted Departure’s victory came on the heels of McPeek becoming the first trainer since Ben Jones in 1952 to sweep the Kentucky Oaks and Derby. (Coady Media)
Making her first start since winning Oaklawn’s $1.25 million G1-Apple Blossom Handicap, heavily favored Adare Manor breezed to another front-running victory in the $200,000 G2-Santa Margarita Stakes Sunday at Santa Anita.
Favored Oaklawn-raced Highland Falls struck the front on the outside in deep stretch to post a one-length victory in the nine-furlong $275,000 G3-Blame Stakes for older horses Saturday at Churchill Downs.
Oaklawn allowance winner Time for Trouble has been named the 2023 Claiming Crown Horse of the Year, according to an announcement Friday from the National Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association (NHBPA) and the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association (TOBA), co-founders of the Claiming Crown.
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Oaklawn stakes winners First Mission and Skippylongstocking bid for their first Grade 1 victory in the nine-furlong $1 million G1-Stephen Foster Stakes Saturday at Churchill Downs.
Numerous Oaklawn-raced horses will celebrate the July 4 holiday weekend by competing in stakes races across the country.
By: Robert Yates
His first two victories were cliffhangers. The record-tying third was more a coronation.
Oaklawn stakes winner Thorpedo Anna continued her march toward a division championship Saturday at Saratoga, cruising to a 4 ½-length victory in the $500,000 G1-Coaching Club American Oaks for 3-year-old fillies at 1 1/8 miles.
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