Barbaro’s Memory Spurs Retirement Program Donations
Soon after the death of Barbaro Jan. 29, horse racing enthusiasts and fans of the colt began contacting equine retirement organizations and making donations in his memory.
“We’ve received at least a dozen donations from Minnesota, Wisconsin
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After moving from New Hampshire to Louisville, Kentucky in 1998, Kathleen Adams soon developed a strong interest in horse racing which lead to her first Only a Game feature, Gentlemen’s Agreement.” In 2000
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