Horses Move to Dogwood Farm New Aiken Facility
At 1:25 p.m. a trailer fleet delivered horses to Dogwood Farm’s new 422-acre site near the Aiken Training Track on Two Notch Road. W Cothran Campbell, Dogwood Farm Inc. president, touted the move as a media event and said the facility will ease training with earlier workouts. Stevens said Dogwood will import more horses from Europe and Argentina, aiming to race in upcoming Aiken Trials with plans for a diverse billionaire-backed ownership group and staff hires from the area.
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Atlanta
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Jack Sadler
Dogwood
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Stevens
Keeneland
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Ireland
France
Argentina
Europe
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Faisana
Rosa May
Campbell
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Wall Street
Ginny Southworth
Dogwood Farm Moves to Aiken Training Track
Dogwood Farm completes its relocation from Greenville Georgia to the Aiken Training Track delivering 28 horses valued at over 3.6 million. President W Cothran Campbell cites the climate and track as key factors and notes year round training will occur in Aiken.
Old Guard Wins Big at French Open as Youth Fails
In Paris Chris Evert Lloyd 31 and Hana Mandlikova 24 ousted teens to reach the semifinals, while 18-year-old Boris Becker survived a late surge to advance. Lloyd beat Carling Bassett in three sets and Mandlikova toppled Steffi Graf after a tiebreaker. Becker rallied past Emilio Sanchez to reach the quarterfinals alongside fellow teens and veterans, underscoring experience over youth in the day’s results.
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United States
Kathy Rinaldi
Joahn Kriek
Guillermo Vilas
Ivan Lendl
Slovakia
Ecuador
Andres Gomez
Mandalikova
Bassett
John
Pacers Pitcher Hernandez Drafted by Angels in First Round
New York City native Roberto Hernandez, a 6 foot 4 inch 220 pound USC Aiken pitcher andNAIA World Series standout, was drafted 16th overall by the California Angels after a standout season. He credited the World Series exposure and scouts noting his 92 mph fastball but acknowledged arm concerns from prior workloads. Hernandez spoke of his journey from catcher to pitcher and his desire to prove his potential with a major league organization.
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Ill
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Dream Come True
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