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Jennie Rees

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Ackerley Family Hoping To ‘Nail’ Preakness Victory With Chip Honcho Original

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By Jennie Rees
| Paulick Report Verified
How did a chance interview in 1993 lead to a horse entered in the middle jewel of the Triple Crown? Lee Ackerley and trainer Steve Asmussen in 1998 Photo provided There’s an old saying, ‘For want of a nail, the kingdom is lost.’ If not for a nail appointment, Chip Honcho might not be in Saturday’s 151st Preakness Stakes (G1) at Laurel Park – at least not with owner Lee Ackerley and Hall of Fame trainer Steve Asmussen.
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Crupper Could Give Von Hemel Family First Triple Crown Race Winner Original

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By Jennie Rees
| Paulick Report Verified
Trainer Donnie K. Von Hemel has had two prior Triple Crown starters: Clever Trever in 1989 and Suddenbreakingnews in 2016 Crupper and Trainer Donnie K. Von Hemel Coady Media Robert Zoellner’s 3-year-old colt Crupper can become the first Triple Crown race winner for one of the Midwest’s most respected horse-racing families in Saturday’s 151st Preakness Stakes (G1) at Laurel Park. Donnie K. Von Hemel, Crupper’s trainer, is in Oklahoma’s horse racing Hall of Fame.
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KENTUCKY DERBY VIDEO

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By Jenny Rees Verified, Jennie Rees
| Horse Race Insider
By Jenny Rees for KY HHBPA –– Kentucky HBPA again is producing select video interviews and b-roll of contenders on the run-up to the Kentucky Derby to help supplement horse-racing content for news outlets. These videos can be used for free for any media use, including in their entirety, soundbites, quotes for written content, and social media.
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