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  1. For Breeders' Cup bettors, surface shift not all smooth
  2. Breeders' Cup reverses decision to cut purses
  3. Victory Pete eyes Sunshine Millions Turf
  4. Avila new owner of Gayego
  5. Dahlia: Vacare just a tick below elite
  6. Fatal Bullet hurt; Kentucky Bear retired
  7. Proud Spell may not retire
  8. Ask Joe upsets Sugar Bowl
  9. Turfway calls off Sunday card
  10. Jambalaya working toward return
  11. Pioneerof the Nile Rolls to Futurity win
  12. Merus Miami closes well to win Gold Rush
  13. Peppers Pride runs to 19th consecutive victory
  14. Tetrick, Schnittker named driver, trainer of year
  15. Curlin, Zenyatta poised to take their star turns at Breeders' Cup
  16. Premier Filly: Zenyatta proves her worth in Breeders' Cup win
  17. Raven's Pass wins Breeders' Cup Classic in upset
  18. Derby path for Juvenile champ Midshipman may go through Dubai
  19. With Curlin faltering, race for Horse of the Year heats up
  20. Big Brown owner buys top juvenile filly for $5.7 million
  21. Appraiser values Curlin at $20 million
  22. Fire kills 27 horses at Kentucky stable
  23. Horse racing a Thanksgiving tradition in New Orleans
  24. Record-setting Curlin retires in ceremony at Churchill Downs
  25. Judge rejects sale of Curlin
  26. Peppers Pride's partner every step of the streak
  27. N.Y. is final Triple Crown state to set steroid ban
  28. Dahlia topweight Vacare just a tick below elite
  29. Ask Joe upsets Sugar Bowl Stakes at Fair Grounds
  30. Finley: Skip Away, not Curlin, should hold earnings record
  31. At Tampa, Homeister records 2000th winning ride
  32. 2006 Golden Shaheen winner nears return
  33. Arkansas Derby winner Gayego sold to Avila
  34. Two-time G1 winner Proud Spell may race in '09
  35. BC reverses decision to suspend supplements
  36. N.Y. governor proposes slots at Belmont Park
  37. Peppers Pride wins 19th straight; may be retired
  38. Jess You and I wins Champion of Champions
  39. Record repeat for Good Ba Ba in Hong Kong Mile
  40. Laragh keeps her cool in G1 Hollywood Starlet
  41. Vacare goes out a winner in Dahlia
  42. Bejarano completes Southern Cal sweep
  43. Pioneerof the Nile by nose in CashCall Futurity
  44. Vacare wins closing day feature at Hollywood Park
  45. Los Al jockey critically injured in one-horse spill
  46. News forum?
  47. Hawthorne's six-figure pool no easy score
  48. Gio Ponti ready to run, rain or shine
  49. Lucky Island back to reclaim status
  50. All eyes turn to a new generation
  51. $150K carryover up for grabs at Aqueduct
  52. Colonel John tops Malibu field
  53. Kentucky Derby Trail: Stout group for 2009
  54. Bejarano completes Southern Cal sweep
  55. NTRA Thoroughbred Notebook: Dec. 23, 2008
  56. Fabulous Strike heads Gravesend field
  57. La Brea offers chance to solidify Eclipse cred
  58. San Gabriel: Proudinsky has another shot
  59. Jockey dies five days after he was thrown from horse
  60. Jockey, 36, dies 5 days after falling from horse
  61. Santa Anita opener draws 33,000
  62. Baze notches 400th victory of 2008
  63. After a great 2008, Garcia heading south
  64. Bob Black Jack deals a winner in Malibu
  65. Surface switch no problem for Gio Ponti
  66. Beethoven tunes up for Holy Bull
  67. Forever Together to return for '09 campaign
  68. Trainer Blackie Huffman dies
  69. Santa Anita opens with $171,000 carryover
  70. La Brea offers chance to solidify Eclipse cred
  71. Speed, class appear scarce in San Gabriel 'Cap
  72. Winter meet heats up with strong Gravesend
  73. Arroyo suspended for failing drug test in N.Y.
  74. Bob Black Jack runs off with Grade 1 Malibu
  75. R.I.P. Sam Thompson....
  76. Fabulous Strike hits Gravesend target
  77. Bob Black Jack has eye on Dubai
  78. Indian Blessing claims La Brea
  79. Gravesend: Fabulous Strike shows he can rate
  80. La Brea: Indian Blessing wins; Indyanne injured
  81. Garrett Gomez Injured
  82. Proudinsky gives Frankel milestone victory
  83. Grade 1 winner Into Mischief retired
  84. Grade 1 trio in New Year's El Conejo
  85. Goins wins second Eclipse for photography
  86. Big Drama will stay in comfort zone at Calder
  87. Haynesfield tests road to the Derby
  88. San Gabriel: Proudinsky gives Frankel milestone
  89. Quick return for Gomez; Indyanne may recover
  90. 2008 Thoroughbred year saw tragic finish, historic failure
  91. Gomez returns in style on Monday
  92. Perrone wins Eclipse for feature writing
  93. No surgery expected for injured Indyanne
  94. After 20 days unhit, pick six pays $116K
  95. Square Eddie to run in San Rafael Stakes
  96. El Conejo: Black Seventeen at crossroads
  97. No decision yet on Peppers Pride
  98. Careers near end for two fillies
  99. Third Eclipse Award for Billy Reed
  100. NTRA Thoroughbred Notebook: Dec. 31, 2008
  101. Full gate for Hal's Hope
  102. Pitched Perfectly needs trip in Count Fleet
  103. Lethal Heat tries to burn Monrovia foes
  104. Full gate for Gulfstream's opening day feature
  105. El Conejo 'Cap: Black Seventeen at crossroads
  106. Fatal injuries prompt concern over track surface
  107. Asmussen, Gomez, Zayat top '08 standings
  108. Narrow miss for Gomez in earnings chase
  109. Frolic's Dream tops Old Hat hopefuls
  110. In Summation wraps up El Conejo repeat
  111. New year, same result in El Conejo at Santa Anita
  112. Lovely Isle eyes Sunshine Millions
  113. Well Armed tunes up for San Pasqual
  114. Florida 3-year-old ranks a bit thin
  115. Hal's Hope a tuneup for bigger paydays
  116. Dream Rush no longer pure speed
  117. Another pick six carryover at Santa Anita
  118. Valbenny and friends meet in San Gorgonio
  119. Grade 1 winner Vacare retired
  120. Backbackbackgone plates Golden Bear win
  121. Stardom Bound could run in Las Virgenes
  122. Three undefeated fillies face off in Old Hat
  123. Brass Hat back for more in 2009
  124. Triple Crown early fees due soon
  125. Valbenny looks to be on the upswing
  126. Haynesfield scores in Count Fleet
  127. Spectacular victory for Notonthesamepage
  128. Big crowd, performances for Gulf opener
  129. Dream Rush holds on in Minaret
  130. Loch Dubh takes Prevue in stakes debut
  131. Delightful Kiss stays hot in Hal's Hope
  132. Frankel-trained Jibboom wins Monrovia
  133. Asmussen, Gomez, Zayat end 2008 on top
  134. 'Gorgonio: Valbenny looks to be on the upswing
  135. Three undefeated fillies face off in Old Hat
  136. Monrovia: Jibboom wins Santa Anita feature
  137. Haynesfield steps up with eye toward Derby
  138. Big crowd, performances for Gulfstream opener
  139. Large crowd for Gulfstream opener
  140. Notonthesamepage ready for next step
  141. Gemswick Park takes Old Hat blanket finish
  142. Tizfiz sparkles in San Gorgonio surprise
  143. Kentucky Derby trail: Thursday thrills
  144. WAVE3-TV wins Media Eclipse for Local TV
  145. Haynesfield's people avoid Derby talk
  146. British football, horse racing hit by big freeze
  147. NBC Sports wins Media Eclipse for Preakness
  148. Lecomte good test for Derby hopefuls
  149. Fire kills 27 horses at Kentucky stable
  150. Appraiser values Curlin at $20 million
  151. Big Brown owner buys top juvenile filly for $5.7 million
  152. With Curlin faltering, race for Horse of the Year heats up
  153. Derby path for Juvenile champ Midshipman may go through Dubai
  154. Raven's Pass wins Breeders' Cup Classic in upset
  155. Horse racing a Thanksgiving tradition in New Orleans
  156. Record-setting Curlin retires in ceremony at Churchill Downs
  157. Judge rejects sale of Curlin
  158. Tetrick, Schnittker named driver, trainer of year
  159. Peppers Pride runs to 19th consecutive victory
  160. Breeders' Cup reverses decision to cut purses
  161. Jockey dies five days after he was thrown from horse
  162. British football, horse racing hit by big freeze
  163. 2008 Thoroughbred year saw tragic finish, historic failure
  164. Distance check for promising 3-year-olds
  165. Stronach remains top breeder
  166. Court returning to Oaklawn
  167. Asmussen loaded for stakes-filled card
  168. Churchill sets future-bet dates
  169. Ladies' Classic champ Zenyatta goes for jog
  170. Southwest possible for Old Fashioned
  171. 32 stakes for 65-day Lone Star meet
  172. Santa Anita tweaks Pro-Ride maintenance
  173. Toussaud, dam of four Grade 1 winners, dies
  174. Santa Anita carryover now $102K
  175. TrackNet, casinos agree to extension
  176. NTRA Thoroughbred Notebook: Jan. 8, 2009
  177. Curlin leads Eclipse Awards nominees
  178. Louisville station WAVE3-TV wins Eclipse Award
  179. Attendance up, handle down at Santa Anita
  180. Vegas dispute over revenue distribution flares up
  181. Fountain of Youth next for Notonthesamepage
  182. Haynesfield's connections avoid talk of Derby
  183. Churchill Downs sets future-wager schedule
  184. Asmussen loaded for Fair Grounds' Saturday card
  185. Vacation ends for Ladies' Classic winner Zenyatta
  186. Oaklawn's Southwest possible for Old Fashioned
  187. Big Brown, Curlin lead Eclipse Award nominees
  188. Curlin, Big Brown lead Eclipse Award finalists
  189. Well Armed tries fresh start in San Pasqual
  190. Santa Anita win can't ease family's huge loss
  191. San Pasqual: Well Armed tries fresh start
  192. Santa Anita carryover hits $423K for Friday
  193. Lecomte first taste of dirt for Patena
  194. Square Eddie breezes for San Rafael
  195. Indian Blessing to face males in sprint
  196. Baffert trio tops Santa Ysabel lineup
  197. French Beret has tall task in Col. Bradley
  198. Hirsch dies six years after ending 50-year writing career
  199. "The First Saturday In May" wins Media Eclipse
  200. Noted writer Joe Hirsch dies at age 80
  201. Big Drama headed to Holy Bull
  202. Kip Deville works toward 2009 debut
  203. Millionaire Surf Cat retired
  204. Mambo Meister gets stakes test on turf
  205. Marshua's River: Ginger Brew back to grass
  206. Santa Ysabel will launch filly hopefuls
  207. Lecomte Stakes first taste of dirt for Patena
  208. All American Futurity winner disqualified
  209. Einstein, Kip Deville on collision course
  210. Surf Cat retired to stand at Old English Rancho
  211. 'First Saturday in May' earns Eclipse Award
  212. Hirsch, respected Form writer, dies at 80
  213. Hirsch, dean of writers, dies at 80
  214. Santa Anita carryover tops $1.2 million
  215. Santa Anita carryover tops $1.2 million
  216. Kelly's Landing ready for season debut
  217. Bob Black Jack to miss Sunshine Millions
  218. Bradley: French Beret repeats by a nose
  219. Kiss the Kid's prep better than expected
  220. Aqueduct carryover at $239K
  221. Friesan Fire burns Lecomte foes
  222. Jones has stakes double at Fair Grounds
  223. French Beret best in Col. Bradley 'Cap again
  224. Cowboy Cal narrowly wins San Pasqual 'Cap
  225. Cowboy Cal by a nose in San Pasqual
  226. Pioneerof the Nile turns in bullet move
  227. Waquoit's Love gets her first stakes win
  228. California Derby lures Chocolate Candy
  229. Azeri, Island Fashion at Keeneland to sell
  230. Longshot Century Park wires Santa Ysabel
  231. Long shot Century Park wires Santa Ysabel
  232. Haynesfield takes aim at Whirlaway
  233. Bob Black Jack out until summer
  234. Carryover pool attracts $3.1 million
  235. Strub next up for Cowboy Cal
  236. High hopes for Brother Keith
  237. Z Humor in tougher than hoped
  238. Azeri fails to sell on $4.4M bid
  239. TVG to air Eclipse Awards ceremony
  240. Island Fashion headed for Japan
  241. Go Between dies after workout
  242. Curlin, New Approach on top of world
  243. Cal Derby draws quality crowd
  244. Millionaire Go Between dies after workout
  245. Derby prospect Point Encounter sidelined
  246. Chandler to receive Lifetime Achievement Eclipse
  247. Indyanne, hurt in La Brea, is euthanized
  248. Old Fashioned on Southwest route
  249. Oaklawn keeping it short and sweet
  250. Sunshine Classic still coming up strong