Derby hopefuls rise as top contenders boost resumes
Florida Gulfstream Park hosts the Fountain of Youth where Afleet Alex, Declan's Moon win seasonal debuts, boosting their Run to the Roses rankings to top two. High Fly rises to No. 4, while trainer Nick Zito rides four Derby hopefuls including High Fly and Noble Causeway as Spring prep races loom.
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Truex Wins Mexico City NASCAR Debut Sprint
Martin Truex Jr led the Telcel-Motorola 200 in Mexico City aided by a strategic early pit stop and a timely yellow flag. Kevin Harvick finished six seconds behind, with Carl Edwards third after a dramatic weekend that saw practice crashes, penalties for Fernández and Said, and a crowd of 94,229 fans.
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Wheldon Eyes Indy Milk After Dominant Homestead Win
IRL opener at Homestead-Miami Speedway saw Wheldon dominate 158 laps of 200, extending his Indy 500 dream. The auto racing roundup notes a major crash on lap 159 injuring Danica Patrick and several others, while Fisichella wins the season-opening Australian Grand Prix in Formula One.
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Blind musher from Oregon seeks finish in Iditarod
The 20 year old legally blind musher from Bend Oregon joins 73 teams in the 1100 mile Iditarod through harsh northern terrain. She trains with Duchess a 7 year old lead dog and relies on a visual interpreter and radio guidance to navigate at night and avoid bright sun. Her goal is simply to finish and prove what she can achieve despite her disability.
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