Summer Squall Impresses, Derby Upset Favors Unbridled
Dogwood Stable optimistic after Summer Squall finishes second to Unbridled in the 116th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Campbells praise the effort, noting the Derby’s difficulty and the team’s long involvement in racing. They look ahead to the May 19 Preakness Stakes hoping to unseat Unbridled.
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Aiken
Campbells
Campbe
Summer
Dogwood Stable
Lexington
Unbric
Churchill Downs
Grand Canyon
Rhythm
Red Ransom
Campbell
Lila
Jane Squall
Dogwood
Baltimore
Area Teams To Hit State Playoff Road
Three area schools begin their second seasons as playoffs start. Midland Valley travels to Laurens at 7:30 p.m. for a Class AAAA baseball opener. South Aiken exits Class AAA after losses to Stall and Hilton Head. In tennis, Aiken and South Aiken qualify for the playoffs with Aiken hosting Hilton Head Tuesday and South Aiken facing St. Andrew's in Charleston the same day.
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Midland Valley
Mustangs
Laurens
South Ken
Stall
Hilton Head
Aiken
South Aiken
Hornets
Thoroughbreds
Charleston
St. Andrew’s
Winning Colors Wins 114th Kentucky Derby By A Neck
In 1988 Winning Colors ridden by Gary Stevens led from start to finish to win the Kentucky Derby by a neck becoming the third filly to claim the race.
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Winning Colors
Gary Stevens
Pacers Ousted From District 6 Playoff Tournament
Francis Marion upset the NAIA District 6 baseball field by eliminating top seed USC Aiken 6 3 at Riley Park. Francis Marion advances to face USC Spartanburg in the championship round, as USCA coach Gilmore laments a third straight postseason exit and a 45 10 final record.
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Sumter
Pacers
Riley Park
USCA
Francis Marion
John Criminger
Patriots
Florence
Sam McCollum
FMC
J.H. Satchereld
Criminger
Usc-Spartanburg
Rifles
USCS
Ae Gilmore
Aoss
Limestone
USC Aiken
Gilmore
Daniel Vizzini
Unbridled Heads to Preakness After Derby Victory
Louisville report details Unbridled winning the Kentucky Derby by three and a half lengths under Carl Nafzger and Craig Perret. Summer Squall finished second and also heads to the Preakness, while Mister Frisky faded to third as Silver Ending is staying in California after a fifth-place Derby. Frances A. Genter, owner of Unbridled, expressed thrill from a wheelchair view.
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Louisville
Ron McAnally
McAnally
Silver Ending
California
Pimlico
Tory
Unbridled
Carl Nafzger
Frances ‘A. Genter
Genter
Carl
Summer Squall
Gong
Mister Frisky
Exgam
Cot Campbell
Dogwood Stable
Mrs. Genter
Real Cash
Craig Perret
Pleasant Tap
Upatoi Routs Biddle Realty In Cup Final Polo
Panelo and Upatoi overwhelm Biddle Realty 12 to 6 in the Cup of Aiken final. Panelo scores seven goals aided by Batchelor and Lampton. Upatoi, named for a Georgia community, seals the title after leading 7-4 at halftime.
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CUP OF Aiken
Biddle Realty
Marcos Bignoli
C&s
Upatoi
Mason Lampton
Whitney Field
Chukker
Panelo
Apatoi
Down Riddle Realty
Avispa
Johnny
Doug Batchelor
Batchelor
Doug
Flournoy
Columbus
Panelo Gt
Earnhardt wins Winston 500 at Talladega
Dale Earnhardt holds off Greg Sacks on a hazy Talladega day to win the Winston 500 becoming the sport’s top career money winner with earnings over 10 million and breaking the 200 mph barrier for the first time since 1988. Sacksfinishes second as Mark Martin places third and Darrell Waltrip finishes 10th after a nine-car crash.
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Dale Earnhardt
Greg Sacks
Talladega Superspeedway
Earnhardt
Talladega
Ala
Sacks
Mark Martin
Charlotte
N.C
Rick Hendrick
Paul Newman
Cooke
Darrell Waltrip
Waltrip
Earnhhardt
Ernie Irvan
Michael Waltrip
Terry Labonte
Nascar
Daytona International Speedway
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Kenzie Winstead
Frisky
Storm Bird
Annell
W. Cothran
Cot) Campbell
Worth
Gregg Hollhouse
Boxscore
Peery 2
Francia Maronene
Andy Sor
Fermead
the Yeomans
Shermer
Scott Webster
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