Wagner in hunt for first PGA win
Geoff Ogilvy shot a 66 to reach 10 under, with Mathew Goggin one stroke back after a 72. Defending champion Adam Scott, who shared the first Alistair Forsyth at 66, remained in contention as the leaders pursued their first PGA victory.
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Ochoa Keeps Majors Race Close at Kraft Nabisco
Lorena Ochoa stands 6 under 210 and leads Hee-Won Han by one as classic contenders surge in Rancho Mirage. Cristie Kerr, Suzann Pettersen, Annika Sorenstam push to stay within reach with strong rounds while Kerr eyes last summer’s U.S. Open victory as final round drama builds.
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Maria Hjorth
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Tale of Ekati Wins Wood Memorial at Aqueduct
Tale of Ekati dethroned War Pass by six lengths to win the $750,000 Wood Memorial at Aqueduct on Saturday. Owner Charles Fipke hailed the victory as diamond worthy while trainer Barclay Tagg eyed a Kentucky Derby bid. War Pass finished second as Court Vision paid to show.
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Colonel John Wins Santa Anita Derby in Arcadia
Colonel John rallied late to win the $750000 Santa Anita Derby by a half length over Coast Guard with Bob Black Jack third. The Kentucky bred Tiznow colt posted 1:48.16 for 1 1/8 miles and paid $7.20 for a $2 win. Recapturethe glory upset Denis of Cork in the Illinois Derby at Hawthorne Park.
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Busch dominates Texas Nationwide Race as Burton falls short
Kyle Busch led 126 of 200 laps at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth and won by more than a second over Jeff Burton. He posted 151.708 mph, the fastest Nationwide race at the 1 mile track, with Busch starting 31st and charging through the field to claim his 12th Nationwide victory.
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