Losing horses find death at Puerto Rican racetrack
In Canovanas Puerto Rico thoroughbreds face death as losing horses are euthanized for the track owners. AP review of clinic logs at Hipodromo Camarero shows lethal drug dosages, with few retirement options. Veterinarians warn many could be saved with homes or sanctuaries but programs are lacking.
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Humane Society of the United States
Desormeaux's Derby Triumphs Fade as New York Chapter Begins
Jockey Kent Desormeaux rides Real Quiet to victory in the 1998 Kentucky Derby and Preakness, then falters in the Belmont. After a rocky split with trainer Bob Baffert, he rebounded by winning the 2000 Kentucky Derby aboard Fusaichi Pegasus. A New York stint followed, where he rebuilt his image while caring for his son Jacob, who has undergone 17 major surgeries and uses cochlear implants.
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Arthur's Eligibility Under Scrutiny in Grade Change Allegations
The NCAA and schools investigate alleged grade changes at South Oak Cliff affecting Arthur's college eligibility. District hired outside firm to review policies while Kansas and coach Bill Self urge patience as facts emerge. WFAA reports grade changes including a 70, 72 and a 64, with principal Moten and coach Mays commenting.
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James Mays
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Royals narrow win over Marlins after late rally
Royals hold off Marlins 4 3 as Gordon drives in run in ninth and Uggla homers in third to put Miami up 2 1. Treanor adds RBI double for Florida in the fourth while Helms drives in two in the eighth. Jacobs and Willingham sidelined by injuries with returns hoped later in May. Johnson and Sanchez near return from elbow and shoulder surgeries. Tomko ended 0 for 3, slump extends to 37 at bats.
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Josh Johnson
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