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One Way: Maryland-bred filly Street Lute zooms to quick start to career +
Where do you want to start with Street Lute? Winning seven of her first eight starts? Her eye injury? Her… Read More -
Start-Up Life: Owner/breeder Dorman takes Determined Stud to next level +
Matt Dorman’s best day as a handicapper came at the 2015 Breeders’ Cup, when he hit the pick four. Found… Read More -
State of Play: West Virginia stallions cover all angles as breeding season arrives +
You might as well start at the beginning. A conversation about West Virginia-based stallions starts with Fiber Sonde. The 16-year-old… Read More -
Federal Future: Racing must learn to live with new law +
First, it’s 65 pages. Second, it’s full of formal, legal and otherwise long-winded language that will test even an English… Read More
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Say It Again
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“He has no idea how lucky he is.”Trainer Jerry Robb, about Street Lute’s owner Joey Lloyd
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“I get so ready for every race, that adrenaline gets going. Winning a horse race was better than striking out three guys in an inning.”Lloyd, a former pitcher who was once offered a free-agent contract by the Florida Marlins organization
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“People have pockets of mints for her all the time. I stick to carrots. I try to give her the healthy stuff.”Lloyd, on his relationship with Street Lute
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News
- KNICKS GO, STREET LUTE HEAD FIRST TOP MIDLANTIC-BRED POLL OF 2021
- Maryland-bred Knicks Go voted Top Mid-Atlantic-bred of 2020
- Hall of Fame trainer Jonathan Sheppard retires from American racing
- Peace And Justice $250,000 Breeder Bonus Awarded
- Grade 2-placed Tight Ten retired to Mountain Springs Farm In Pennsylvania
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