PaceAdvantage
06-12-2007, 01:18 AM
I don't know about this....but at least it's a positive piece!
But on a Saturday afternoon at Belmont Park, where they run the third leg of the Triple Crown and where, like distant cousins going to will readings, they were getting tired of being trivialized by near-misses or no-chances, a lady rode to the rescue. Rags to Riches, her name describing what she was about to do for her sport, won the Belmont Stakes.
Rags to Riches and jockey John Velasquez weren't scared. They went head-to-head with Preakness winner Curlin, just as Curlin had done in the Preakness with Kentucky Derby winner Street Sense. Curlin battled, Rags to Riches battled back. When it ended, she was woman and she had roared.
So has the immediate future of horse racing, which currently has:
Read the rest here:
http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-dwyre12jun12,1,2496082.story?coll=la-headlines-sports
But on a Saturday afternoon at Belmont Park, where they run the third leg of the Triple Crown and where, like distant cousins going to will readings, they were getting tired of being trivialized by near-misses or no-chances, a lady rode to the rescue. Rags to Riches, her name describing what she was about to do for her sport, won the Belmont Stakes.
Rags to Riches and jockey John Velasquez weren't scared. They went head-to-head with Preakness winner Curlin, just as Curlin had done in the Preakness with Kentucky Derby winner Street Sense. Curlin battled, Rags to Riches battled back. When it ended, she was woman and she had roared.
So has the immediate future of horse racing, which currently has:
Read the rest here:
http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-dwyre12jun12,1,2496082.story?coll=la-headlines-sports