• International Equine Network, October 18, 2024

  • Oct 18 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
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International Equine Network, October 18, 2024

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  • International Equine Network with Scott Miller Intro Video: Behind-The-Scenes at Keeneland Yearling Sales 2020 What goes into purchasing yearlings at the sales? Part 1: The Joy of Ownership: Mike Repole Prominent owner Mike Repole talks about achieving a childhood dream by owning racehorses, and he explains the many wonderful qualities that attracted him to Thoroughbred racing. He also discusses naming some of his best horses after his wife, such as 2014 Alabama Stakes winner Stopchargingmaria. www.americasbestracing.net Part 2: The Greatest Two Minutes: WHAS11 spotlights the Kentucky Derby The Kentucky Derby is held annually in Louisville, Kentucky. It's one of the most prestigious horse races in the world. Part 3: 2024-25 Kentucky Derby Prep Races - Qualifying Schedule Kentucky Derby Prep Schedule for Qualifying for the 2025 Kentucky Derby on May 3, 2025. How Qualifying Point System Works and All Race particulars Part 4: Ky Derby 150: D. Wayne Lukas after Just Steel works We chat briefly with iconic trainer D. Wayne Lukas after his Arkansas Derby runner-up Just Steel works an easy half in 50.40 at Churchill Downs for Saturday's 150th Kentucky Derby. "The Coach" also talks about his jockey, University of Texas McCombs School of Business grad Keith Asmussen. Video starts with b-roll (grandstand video courtesy Churchill Downs' Kevin Kerstein).
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