Derby winner War Emblem escapes owners regret
War Emblem, trained by Bobby Springer and owned by Russell Reineman, won the Kentucky Derby after a controversial sale to Prince Ahmed Salman’s Thoroughbred Corp. The deal, $900,000 for 90 percent, followed a victory in the Illinois Derby. Springer and Reineman watched from home as War Emblem led from the start and held off Proud Citizen. They anticipate a share of a $1 million bonus and future stud potential, while Baffert praised the horse’s adaptability.
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Senators escape Leafs in gritty 3-2 playoff win
Ottawa holds on to beat Toronto 3-2 in Ottawa to take a 2-1 series lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals. Magnus Arvedson scores twice, Damion Alfredsson nets the winner as late goals by Gary Roberts and Travis Green threaten a comeback. Patrick Lalime makes key saves in final minutes to preserve the victory.
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Senators Rally Past Maple Leafs In Playoff Opener
In a tense playoff game the Ottawa Senators played strong defense, limited Toronto chances to the outside, and rode goals by Arvedson and Havlat to a 3-2 win. Arvedson opened scoring on a 3-on-2 and Havlat assisted on the second goal.
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Agassi still seeks Italian Open title in Rome
Andre Agassi, seeking to complete his Grand Slam set, won his first Rome match on red clay 6-3 6-2 over Nicolas Kiefer as Andy Roddick also advanced with a 6-2 6-3 win over Alex Calatrava. Other Monday results included Marat Safin and emerging players advancing.
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Browns' Davis rules Browns decision making in Berea
The article portrays coach Butch Davis as the ultimate authority in the Browns organization, backed by owner Lerner and Policy. It notes Davis prioritizes playoff pursuit over player salary disputes, and could trade Kevin Johnson or Jamie Miller if needed. It emphasizes Davis's power to keep distractions to a minimum. Steve King reports from Berea.
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Paralyzed ex Husky dies unexpectedly
Curtis Williams, a Seattle safety paralyzed from the neck down since a 2000 Stanford hit, died Monday at age 24. He had visited Washington Huskies teammates at the spring game, sparked by his enduring smile and upbeat spirit. Washington athletic officials called his death a tragedy.
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