Thoroughbred Makes Racing History At Laurel Park
Rapid Redux, a five-year-old thoroughbred gelding, made history Thursday with a 19th consecutive win in Laurel Park. He joins two other horses with the victory.
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Rapid Redux, a five-year-old thoroughbred gelding, made history Thursday with a 19th consecutive win in Laurel Park. He joins two other horses with the victory.
Jurors in the federal bribery trial against State Senator Ulysses Currie heard from his closest ally Thursday. His wife testified she filled out his state ethics forms and blames herself for the legal troubles he now faces.
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