
December 10, 2010
Season Finale. Slip Away seals the championship with emphatic Colonial Cup victory for Ken Ramsey, Tom Voss and Paddy Young.
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Season Finale. Slip Away seals the championship with emphatic Colonial Cup victory for Ken Ramsey, Tom Voss and Paddy Young.
Percussionist, an Irish-bred from Denmark, wins the Grand National at Far Hills. Decoy Daddy wins by 25 lengths at Montpelier.
He's A Conniver jumps flawlessly in International Gold Cup timber stakes win, takes a quick look at the card at Far Hills and remembers Dickie Hendriks.
Hall of Fame trainer Jonathan Sheppard adds another milestone – 1,000 lifetime steeplechase wins – to his career with stakes triumph by Arcadius. Future champion Demonstrative wins maiden hurdle.
Smile. Trainer Jonathan Sheppard enjoyed Saratoga, winning four of the five jump races at the meet with Sermon Of Love (2), cover boy Lead Us Not and Divine Fortune.
Fair Hill belongs to Diva Maria as spring season draws to close, and action turns to racetracks Colonial Downs, Penn National, Philadelphia Park.
Tax Ruling storms to Iroquois victory, jockey Carl Rafter wins three at Radnor, Bubble Economy adds another timber stakes.
Bubble Economy flies to victory in the Virginia Gold Cup, Twill Do wins Maryland Hunt Cup.
Timber racing cranks up with flying wins by Across The Sky and South Monarch. Slip Away runs away with Temple Gwathmey. Salmo retires.
Racing starts with Spy In The Sky winning the Carolina Cup, Italian Wedding scoring twice. Jockey Gregg Ryan retires.