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Jockey Jaime Rodriguez making mark at Delaware * The Racing Biz
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Newly-Turned Journeyman Charlie Marquez Keeps Up His Momentum At Pimlico - Horse Racing News
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Harper s First Ride and Angel Cruz winning the Grade 3 Pimlico Special in 2020
His owner, trainer and jockey will be different, but the scenery will be the same for Harpers First Ride when the defending champion returns to the site of his biggest victory in the historic $250,000 Pimlico Special (G3) Friday at Pimlico Race Course.
The 51st running of the Pimlico Special, on the eve of the 146th Preakness Stakes (G1), is one of six stakes, four graded, worth $1 million in purses on a spectacular 14-race card headlined by the 97th running of the $250,000 Black-Eyed Susan (G2) for 3-year-old fillies.
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The start of 2021 hasn t been particularly positive for the sport of horse racing, acknowledges Joe Clancy, editor of the
Mid-Atlantic Thoroughbred. A quartet of incidents stand out: the Gordon Elliott photo, the suspension of jockey Alexander Crispin over weight disparities, a trainer with 45 listed medication violations on the ballot for the Hall of Fame, and a horse with two failed drug tests earning an Eclipse Award.
Racing is “at some kind of crossroads, again or still depending on how you look at it,” Clancy wrote in a recent editorial.
“At its core, racing exists because of a public trust,” he continued. “Those outside the industry need to trust that the people inside the industry are doing the right things. The questions are pretty simple.”