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posted bail and is scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday. He will not be allowed to ride until he appears before the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission s review committee.Albarado, 38, was charged in April 2011 with assaulting his wife, Kimber. Charges of domestic Read more »
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KY Judge Grants Albarado's Request to Ride
A judge is preventing the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission from enforcing its suspension of jockey Robby Albarado. Franklin County Circuit Judge Thomas Wingate entered the restraining order May 25. Albarado’s attorney, Jim Deckard, sought the judge’s int from Blood Horse Read more »
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Alkalinization, Lasix and Milkshaking: A Veterinarian's View
The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission’s hearing on race-day medication last November revealed that Lasix alkalinizes horses, elevating their racing TCO2 values. The more Lasix, and the closer it is administered to the race, the more intense the alkaliniza from The New York Times Read more »
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Judge allows Albarado back in saddle
A judge is preventing the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission from enforcing its suspension of jockey Robby Albarado. Best images from the events of the 137th Preakness Stakes: Albarado's attorney, Jim Deckard, sought the judge's intervention after a commit from FOX Sports Read more »
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Racing Commission Considering Ban of Anti-Bleeding Drug
The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission has set a town hall meeting to discuss a proposal that would phase out the use of an anti-bleeding drug on race days in the U.S. The drug, furosemide, also known as Lasix, is given to horses to prevent bleeding in the from WFPL Read more »
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Eastern High begins $31 million expansion
Farmers markets are growing in Southern Indiana, both in size and number.- 9:46 pm Morgan McGarvey, a young attorney who championed education and had a slew of cash and political...- 11:29 pm The increase from $1.50 to $1.75 for the adult fare will take from Louisville Courier-Journal Read more »
