Breeders' Cup Has International Flavor
Breeders' Cup Day at Aqueduct features a strong international stake with 14 pre entries for the $2 million Turf led by Lashkari and Teleprompter. The field includes Aga Khan horses Shernazar and Kozana as well as Irish and English contenders and an American debutant Theatrical. Bruce McNall's Bob Back is a leading Kentucky bred probables, chasing a mix of European and US form.
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New York
Aqueduct
Europe
Lashkari
United States
Teleprompter
Lord Derby
Atlantic
Greinton
Royal Ascot
England
Aga Khan
Shernazar
Kozana
Abidon
Geoffrey Freer
Longschamp
Paris
Shergar
France
Longchamp
Bert Firestone
Theatrical
Ireland
Epsom
Curragh
Pebbles
Sheikh Mohammed al Maktoum
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
U.S
Slip Anchor
Newmarket
Bruce McNall
Bob Back
Belmont Park
Ireeand
Italy
Rome
UK basketball probe casts doubt on recruiting and fundraising
Allegations of misconduct in the University of Kentucky program spark uncertainty over future recruiting success and athletic and academic fundraising. Rex Chapman and other recruits react, with coaches awaiting NCAA penalties. An internal probe began after a Herald-Leader report detailing gifts to players during Joe B. Hall’s era.
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University of Kentucky
Kentucky
NCAA
Lexington Herald-Leader
Joe B. Hall
Hall
Raymond Hornback
Otis Singletary
Herald-Leader
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Southeastern Conference
Rex Chapman
Owensboro Apollo
Wildcat
Bomb threat evacuates Lexington Herald Leader staff
In Lexington Kentucky employees evacuated after a bomb threat tied to a Sunday copyright story about former Kentucky players accepting money and gifts over 13 years. Police and fire crews searched about 40 minutes before staff returned. editor John S Carroll and coachs defended reporting while sources noted no recruiting violations.
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Lexington, Ky
Lexington Herald- Leader
University of Kentucky
John S. Carroll
Pitt Coach Denies Recruting Offers From Pitt
Pittsburgh coach Roy Chipman denies that high school players received improper recruiting offers from Pitt. The Lexington Herald Leader reported two prospective Pitt recruits Steve Miller of Lexington Kentucky and Doug West of Altoona Pennsylvania said they were offered money to sign with Pitt. Both declined and chose other colleges. Doc McGarey of Evansville said there is no reason to believe former Evansville coach Dick Walters offered a recruit a Mazda sports car deal.
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University of Pittsburgh
Roy Chipman
Pitt
Lexington Herald-Leader
Steve Miller
Lexington
Doug West
Altoona
Doc McGarey
University of Evansville
Indiana
Dick Walters
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Hanson
Reggie
Eddie Sutton
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Kentucky Athletic
Cliff Hagan
Pittsburgh
Knight-Ridder Service
Willar H. Hightower, Jr
Aiken City Council
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