Horse Racing News on October 14, 2011

E.P. Taylor and Nearctic come up contentious
Posted 10/14/11 4:46 PM by Kellie Reilly
The two Grade 1 events on Sunday's Canadian International undercard, the E.P. Taylor and the Nearctic, both lured highly-competitive fields.
Rivalry renews in $1.5M Canadian International
Posted 10/14/11 4:33 PM by Kellie Reilly
Joshua Tree, Mores Wells and Redwood, who served up a climactic three-way photo in the Grade 1 Canadian International a year ago, are among a record 16-strong field lined up for Sunday's $1.5 million renewal at Woodbine.
Mambo Meister can even score in Spend A Buck
Posted 10/14/11 4:15 PM by Mike Welsch
Trainer Phil Gleaves has had a year to think about Mad Flatter's one-sided win over his odds-on Mambo Meister in the 2010 Spend A Buck.
West Virginia Breeders' Classic draws deep field
Posted 10/14/11 3:58 PM by Bloodhorse
A full field of 10 state-bred geldings, including past race winners Sea Rescue, Russell Road, and Ghostly Thunder, are set for the featured $500,000 West Virginia Breeders' Classic.
Trainer Dutrow not allowed to race in California
Posted 10/14/11 3:49 PM by Associated Press
Rick Dutrow Jr., who had his license revoked and was barred from racing in New York for 10 years, won't be allowed to race in California either.



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