Horse racing The veterinary clinic that treated Barbaro will receive an award this month for its efforts to save the life of the 2006 Kentucky Derby winner. But the 29-year-old Argentine's relentless baseline game failed to faze Djokovic, who dominated with his versatile shotmaking and held every service game. Trump wasn't just a cheerleader during the match, however - he leaped off his feet at one point and drove McMahon into the ground, then punched him. SI.com, citing unidentified...

But let history note that it was a quirk in the calendar and not brilliant insight into a Derby contender's conditioning needs that initiated the change. Because 2006 was the rare year when April had an "extra" Saturday, the race fell five weeks before its Kentucky counterpart, a fact that generated much skepticism about the winner's chances in Louisville. Then Barbaro confounded the experts by winning both races and, surprise, Gulfstream decided to keep the race's unique five-week timing...

Both fathers were agronomists and worked together on the horse farms. He may be the hottest thing on two legs when it comes to magazine ads and billboards, but the 30-year-old Argentine believes he has much more to offer than a sweet scent and a pretty face. It's not like someone waking up and having to drive to work at the office. Another 120 or so are back in Argentina, where he's becoming more involved with modern breeding techniques and embryology. Despite the celebrity associated with...

Officials at Virginia Tech's Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center announced this morning that the facility will reopen to outpatients on Friday, March 30, following the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services' issuance of an official release of quarantine Wednesday, March 28. Leesburg Today - The Journal of Loudoun County - Equine Medical Center Reopens March 30 real estate . jobs . cars. Officials at Virginia Tech's Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center announced...

Fasig is mulling a move because the state fairgrounds doesn't have the space and facilities it needs to show off horses during an auction. Executives from both the fairgrounds and Fasig say they have been in talks for about 18 months to reach a new lease agreement. Browning would not comment on whether the company was considering a move, but he said, "Maryland needs to address and assess the value of the thoroughbred and breeding business, because there is immense and fierce competition in...