Before the race concern was expressed that at 12 the horse was too old for an event widely regarded as the most dangerous on the jumping circuit. In spite of dire warnings from male jockeys and trainers, Charlotte Brew, 21, almost completed the course though she was a long way behind the leaders. After retirement he became the first equine celebrity appearing at charity events and betting shop and supermarket openings. Red Rum's win on Saturday brought his career earnings to a...

Contestants were asked to sketch an original hat design inspired by the Sebring convertible and the Kentucky Derby, incorporating a portion of the convertible soft-top material in their designs. Then, a panel of judges will select the top three finalists, who will receive a trip for two to the Derby and a chance to win the Sebring. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of bizjournals....

The saddle worn by 2006 Kentucky Derby champion Barbaro will be sold at a charity auction in May to raise money for permanently disabled jockeys. Dwyane Wade s dislocated shoulder is healing nicely, and nearly six weeks after the injury threatened to end his season, the reigning NBA finals MVP is ready to return to practice with the Miami Heat. Wade said he ll be back on the practice court with the Heat today and aims to play a game or two before the end of the regular season. The...

Dean Richardson, who led the team that tried to save the horse's life. Barbaro received an outpouring of support following his injury at the Preakness. Information from: The Courier-Journal, http://www.courier-journal.com News . Business . Sports . Entertainment . Living . Shopping . Classifieds . Jobs . Cars . Homes About FortWayne.com . About the Real Cities Network . Terms of Use & Privacy Statement . Copyright. The New Bolton Center will receive the Silver Horseshoe Award, an honor...

Just like that, a game billed as a rare battle of big men in college basketball nearly was decided by small guys who blew whistles and nearly Ohio State's chances of advancing. Yes, in addition to seeing lots of money, he'll see fewer crummy calls on the next level, definitely none like the two he received in the first three minutes last night against Georgetown. He left his imprint on a 67-60 victory and almost on the backboard when he channeled his pent-up energy into an attempted...