Derby contenders line up after rich prep races
Roses Bodemeister rises to No. 4 and Secret Circle to No. 5 while Gemologist remains No. 2 after a Wood Memorial win. Creative Cause sits No. 3 with a San Felipe win and Santa Anita Derby runner-up. James Smith rides Bodemeister, Rafael Bejarano on Secret Circle, and Dullahan aims for dirt glory with Romans optimistic about his Derby chances.
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Bodemeister
Secret Circle
Churchill Downs
Aqueduct
Creative Cause
San Felipe
Mike Smith
Santa Anita
Romans
Shackleford
Churchill
Kendall Hansen
Hansen
Todd Pletcher
Javier Castellano
Mike Harrington
Joel Rosario
Hollywood Park
Bob Baffert
Arkansas
Doug O'Neil
Mario Gutierrez
Hollywood
Mike Maker
Ramon Dominguez
Blue Grass
Take Charge Indy
Patrick Byrne
Calvin Borel
Borel
Alpha
Kiaran McLaughlin
Dominguez
Wood
Daddy Long Legs
Daddy Nose Best
el Padrino
Mark Valeski
Sabercat
Luebke leads Padres to 7-1 win over Rockies at Coors Field
Cory Luebke worked seven efficient innings as San Diego snapped a four game skid with a 7-1 victory over Colorado. Chase Headley matched a team record with three doubles and drove in three runs while Nick Hundley and Cameron Maybin added RBIs. Headley also scored three times, and Trevor Tulowitzki of the Rockies made an error in the field.
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Denver
Cory Luebke
Chase Headley
San Diego Padres
Colorado Rockies
Luebke
Rockies
Padres
Coors Field
Jeremy Guthrie
Guthrie
Nick Hendley
Cameron Maybin
Headley
Hendley
Troy Tulowitzki
Colorado
Tyler Colvin
Michael Cuddyer
Jason Giambi
Andrew Cashner
Micah Owings
San Diego
Baltimore
Fountain
Colo
Carlos Gonzalez
Manning Returns to Broncos Facility Amid Offseason Work
Peyton Manning described a productive first day back with the Broncos as voluntary workouts began. He praised his rehab under Steve Antonopulos and Luke Richesson, noted steady passes from Eric Decker, and discussed learning Denver's new no-huddle offense while rebuilding arm strength after neck surgeries.
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Denver
Manning
Indy
Steve
Antonopulos
Luke Richesson
Eric Decker
Decker
Brandon Stokley
Broncos
NFL
Jacob Tamme
Joel Dreessen
Caleb
Hanie
Falcons Briefs Continue With Mixed Softball and Tennis
In softball action Christopher Taylor earned the win allowing one run on two hits over four innings as Jacob Moody and Andrew Meeks led Warriors with two hits and three RBIs. Gateway rallied in baseball with nine runs in the third and fourth to beat Loving. Bechtel got the win. Meeks had two RBIs and two runs, while Taylor and Bonham scored twice. In tennis Goddard swept Alamogordo in boys and won girls, led by Kundomal Collar Powers Lamm Collins Joyce and Joyce Hillman, with doubles wins and tight three set finishes.
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The
Falcons
Christopher Taylor
Jacob Moody
Andrew Meeks
Warriors
Meeks
Loving
Gateway
Stephen Bechtel
Tyler Raines
Taylor
Chris Bonham
Caleb Kimberly
NMMI Colts Top Lovington In Tennis Showdown
The NMMI Colts defeated Lovington 6-2 in a tennis match with Gonzalez and Sanchez forming a strong doubles pairing. Gonzalez and Sanchez provided the winning edge with sharp non verbal coordination and key forehands, while singles winners included Gonzalez, Lynch, Garza, Estrella, Rios and Shure delivering decisive sets.
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Crawford
Sanchez
Gonzalez
NMMI
Colts
Lovington
Jaras
Colt
Jim Kelly
Gavin Lynch
Josh Shure
Daniel Capps
Guillermo Garcia
Luis Moncada
Luis Zaragoza
Edgar Rojas
Carlos Corrales
Lynch
Capps
Jorge Garza
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Kotsay
Brad Brach
Tucson
Jorge de la Rosa
Josh Outman
Goddard
Alamogordo
Rockets
Konnor Kundomal
Tristan Collar
Darren Powers
Eric Lamm
Derrick Collins
Martin Joyce
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Powers
Lamm
Collins
Joyce
Gabrielle Joyce
Lexi Cassels
Katie Hillman
Anisha Suri
Brooke Bates
Hillman
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