Saturday’s $400,000, Grade 2 Risen Star Stakes Presented by Lamarque Ford at Fair Grounds is the first prep race on the road to the Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve to move up the scale and offer a total of 85 qualifying points to the top four finishers.
Month: February 2021
Cyber Bingo Players
Cyber bingo players are a special breed of gamblers, they are unlike your average bingo player or online casino gambler. If you play online bingo long enough you’ll notice the differences between normal players (those that play at bingo halls) and online players.
Bingo is thought to be a Granny’s game but online bingo has changed all that, now you’ll find young and old playing online together. This game is loved by big time businessmen and housewives alike.
Why is there such a wide variety of cyber bingo players? Well it must be because online bingo games are really simple to learn and really entertaining to play.
You could play online bingo for hours and never get bored; the game is an excellent blend of online gaming and chatting. While you trying to win thate huge bingo jackpot, you can chat away to all your internet buddies. Online bingo is the perfect way to relax after or even during work.
First thing you’ll notice about cyber bingo players is that they are very friendly. They’re much friendlier than cyber casino players. Cyber bingo players will encourage and congratulate you, where as online poker players will try to trick you, and play mind games with you. When you play online bingo games you’ll immediately feel that warm welcoming environment in which it is played.
What sets cyber bingo players apart from your normal bingo players is that these players are mix of young and old, and they come from many different cultures all over the world. Online games bring people together that would not have met otherwise, therefore cyber players tend to be more internet savvy and knowledgeable.
The conversation topics in an online bingo chat room are not your average neighborhood chatter. When you logon to an online bingo site you’ll more than likely meet someone from a different country and begin to learn about a totally new culture.
Online bingo has a way of opening you up to a whole new world. Now you can play bingo and win huge prizes while you meeting new people everyday.
How to Read and Understand a Racecard Ahead of Race Day
If you are something of a horse racing betting novice and you are preparing to visit a U.S. racetrack in the near future, it might be a good idea to dedicate some time to impressing your friends or family members by learning how to read a racecard. A racecard exists to outline all the available information a bettor needs to make an informed betting decision on every race scheduled during a single race meeting. Without it, you might as well be betting on the horse whose name or jockey silks you like best.
Speightstown Colt Tops First Session Of Fasig-Tipton Kentucky Winter Mixed Sale
Fasig-Tipton's Kentucky Winter Mixed Sale kicked off Monday at the Newtown Paddocks in Lexington, Ky.
A colt by Grade 1 sire Speightstown (Hip 128) topped the session when sold mid-day for $165,000 to Calumet Farm from the consignment of Stuart Morris, agent (video). Speightstown is the sire of 2020 Grade/Group 1 winners Charlatan, Lady Speightspeare, Echo Town, and Mozu Superflare.
The chestnut colt is out of Royal Ancestry, dam of stakes placed winner More Royalty. Royal Ancestry is a full-sister to Grade 1 winner Awesome Humor, herself the dam of stakes winner Thetrashmanscoming. The immediate family includes Grade 1 winners Emcee and Constitution. Hip 128 was bred in Kentucky by Highclere Inc.
The session's top broodmare prospect came in the form of Shippy (Hip 166), who sold for $130,000 to St Elias Stables from the consignment of Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent. A 4-year-old stakes-winning and graded stakes-placed daughter of Midshipman, Shippy is from the immediate family of Grade/Group 1 winners Wild Rush, Hayil, and Shalaa. Shippy won twice in seven starts for owners Reeves Thoroughbred Racing, R. A. Hill Stable, and Joseph E. Besecker and trainer George Weaver, and earned $121,400.
Additional six-figure sales included two well-bred broodmare prospects:
- American Dream (Hip 306), a 4-year-old winning daughter of American Pharoah purchased for $105,000 by Board Shorts Stables from the consignment of Bridie Harrison, agent for Peter E. Blum Thoroughbreds. A half-sister to graded stakes winner Dancing Solo, American Dream is out of a full sister to multiple Grade 1 winning millionaire Voodoo Dancer from the family of Grade 1 winner Pool Play.
- Pakhet (Hip 62), a 5-year-old graded stakes placed winner by Cairo Price purchased for $100,000 by Peachtree Racing Stable from the consignment of Taylor Made Sales Agency, agent. Pakhet hails from the family of Group 1 winner Amadeus Wolf.
During the first session, 207 horses changed hands for a total of $3,956,300. The average was $19,113, up slightly from $18,718 during the first session in 2020. The median held steady at $8,000 compared to last year. The RNA rate was 21.5 percent, compared to 28.8% during the first session in 2020.
Session 1 results are available online. Session 2 will begin Tuesday at 10 a.m.
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