Barbaro suffers life threatening injury at Preakness
Jockeys and crowd watched as Barbaro broke down with a severe right hind leg fracture on the Pimlico track. Dr. Larry Bramlage called the injury life threatening and surgery was planned at the University of Pennsylvania New Bolton Center in Kennett Square. Trainer Michael Matz and owner Gretchen Jackson expressed hope for salvage while noting the dream of a possible stallion career may end. Bernardini later won the Preakness with Castellano aboard, the race marking a sad day as fans mourned the horse’s injury.
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Barbaro's Preakness exit ends Triple Crown hopes
Barbaro broke from the gate early in the Preakness and injured his right hind leg, ending any chance at a Triple Crown this year. Bernardini won the race, beating Sweet Northern Saint by 5 1/2 lengths, as observers reflected on the drought and the “kiss of death” superstition.
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Hornish claims Indy 500 pole with blazing four lap average
Sam Hornish Jr. dominated qualifying at Indianapolis Motor Speedway posting a four lap average of 228.985 mph to take pole for the May 28 race. Hornish’s effort gives Roger Penske his 13th Indy pole and defies his own jinx as defending champ Dan Wheldon also posted strong laps but could not match the pace.
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Bourdais wins Monterrey pole for fourth straight year
Sebastian Bourdais clocked a 1 minute 13.253 second lap at 103.401 mph to claim pole position for the Monterrey Grand Prix. He set a course record and extended his streak as the race favorite, with Justin Wilson and A J Allmendinger behind him in the front row.
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Sabres Grab Opener In Eastern Final On Road
Buffalo tops Carolina 3 2 as Daniel Briere nets his fifth playoff goal, Ryan Miller stops 29, Henrik Tallinder and Jay McKee add scores. Mike Commodore short handed for the Hurricanes but Buffalo holds after Cam Ward pulled for extra skater. Game 2 set for Monday at RBC Center.
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Sabres edge Hurricanes in shootout thriller
Buffalo beats Carolina 3 to 2 after a 2-2 game, with goals from Miller and strong marking through 27 shots by Carolina. Miller faced 31 shots, Ward faced 29, and attendance was 16,759 as linesmen Brian Murphy and Tim Nowak assigned.
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