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Team Widden Primed for Inglis Classic | Breednet
The release of third declarations for the Group I MRC Blue Diamond Stakes next month has Widden Stud’s fairytale colt Unit Five still in the mix after his brilliant win in the Magic Millions 2YO Classic, but next week the focus for Team Widden turns to Inglis Classic. The Ciaron Maher trained son of Supido is now two for two and Widden Stud’s Matt Comerford confirmed the colt has pulled up well from his Gold Coast escapade and the Blue Diamond is very much on the radar.
Irad Ortiz Jr., Suspended Three Days for Aqueduct 'Careless Riding'
Irad Ortiz, Jr., currently the nation's leading jockey in both purse winnings and victories for 2023, waived his right to appeal a three-day “careless riding” suspension imposed by the Aqueduct Racetrack stewards for an Oct. 22 bumping incident that resulted in a victory for Ortiz's mount, an inquiry by the stewards, but no disqualification. As a result of waiving the appeal, Ortiz will sit out three days starting this coming Sunday, Nov.
Kentucky Derby Museum Hosts 125 Different FFA Groups
at 2:42 pm | Back to: Top News The Future Farmers of America (FFA) convention is being held in Indianapolis, IN and 125 different groups have booked tours in the Kentucky Derby museum. With almost 6,000 expected visitors this week, the 40% increase compared to standard weekly October attendance has proven it a popular destination for attendees.
Maximus Mischief's Glengarry Too Strong in Bowman Mill
Iowa-bred GLENGARRY (c, 2, Maximus Mischief–L. A. Way, by Tizway) ran his record to three wins from as many appearances with a good-looking victory in Saturday's Bowman Mill S. at Keeneland. The 5-2 second choice off a 12 3/4-length romp against his fellow state-breds in the Sept.
Xigera A Clear Winner In Mother Goose
at 4:01 pm | Back to: Top News Rerouted from next weekend's GI Breeders' Cup Distaff, XIGERA (f, 3, Nyquist–Argent Affair, by Black Tie Affair) was the easiest of winners in Saturday's GII Mother Goose S. at Belmont's Aqueduct meeting. Always traveling well just off pacesetter Undervalued Asset (Speightstown), the last out Seneca Overnight S. winner kept within striking range up the backstretch and swung off the turn between runners as the leader faded to her inside.
Sunday Insights: $1.2m OBS March Grad By Justify Unveiled At Churchill
5th-CD, $120K, Msw, 2yo, 1m, 3:01 p.m. ET. After clocking :10 flat during the OBS March under-tack show, TENNESSEE (Justify) brought $1.2 million as the second topper when the dark bay colt was purchased by Maverick Racing and Siena Farms. Unveiled here, the Brad Cox trainee races for Siena and WinStar Farm, and was purchased by Hartley/De Renzo Thoroughbreds for $250,000 at Keeneland September.
Making Waves: Mastercraftsman Filly Feeling Valourous
In this series, the TDN takes a look at notable successes of European-based sires in North America. This week's column is highlighted by the victory of Romagna Mia in the Dowager S. at Keeneland last weekend. Mia All Class In Dowager Team Valor International's Romagna Mia (GB) (Mastercraftsman {Ire}) won the Dowager S. at Keeneland on Sunday (video). It was the GI Beverly D. S. third's second graded/group score, having taken the G2 Premio Lydia Tesio in 2022.
World Series Game 1 Takeaways: Seager, Garcia’s heroics charge Rangers’ epic comeback
Leading up to this World Series, there were complaints in some corners about the matchup between the Texas Rangers and Arizona Diamondbacks. These are two wild-card teams who exist outside of baseball’s traditional major markets. They’re not clubs we’re accustomed to seeing in October. Looking past that, though, these teams were quite compelling on paper. And in Friday’s Game 1 at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, they certainly delivered on that.
Porenza Schouler, Gucci and other fashion items to buy in October
(neonhoney / Los Angeles Times; Proenza Schouler; Veert; Gucci; Wales Bonner; Saint Laurent; Celine; Noon Goons X Christian Fletcher; Tiffany & Co.) This story is part of Image issue 22, a meditation on the many definitions of the city’s favorite word: luxury. Read the whole issue here. If you buy a product linked on our site, The Times may earn a commission. Proenza Schouler F23 Look, various prices This semi-sheer Proenza Schouler look is giving corporate baddie after hours.
Activist Impactive sees an opportunity to build value with an ESG tilt at Concentrix
Luis Alvarez | Digitalvision | Getty Images Company: Concentrix (CNXC) Business: Concentrix provides technology-infused customer experience (CX) solutions and runs customer service for 2,000 customers globally. They are the second largest outsourced CX company globally and provide CX process optimization, technology innovation, front- and back-office automation, analytics and business transformation services.
13 Best Deals: Mirrorless Cameras, Sonos Speakers, Scooters, and TVs
Black Friday seems to start earlier and earlier each year in its relentless march across the American calendar. Retailers and manufacturers have traditionally buttoned themselves down and steeled themselves for Black Friday by skimping on deals in the weeks before the big event, but some have snuck in early Black Friday deals on a few of our most recommended products.
White Stuff joins forces with Thrift+
Launched yesterday (26 October) the service is available online and in stores, where customers will be given a co-branded Thrift+ bag to send their old clothes from any brand to Thrift+. They will be given £10 off their next White Stuff purchase when they spend more than £30 when Thrift+ receives the customer’s bag. They will also gain credits when their items sell via the marketplace, which can be used to buy other pre-loved clothes on the Thrift+ platform or donated to charity.
Is Destiny 2 Still Worth Playing in 2023?
With the ups and downs of long-running live-service games like Destiny 2, you can hardly be blamed if you’re one of the many people wondering if now’s a good time to jump in. My passionate love-hate relationship with this iconic Bungie shooter is well-documented, but the question of whether I’d recommend it to others has varied wildly over the years as the game has redefined itself time and time again.
J.Crew Factory’s 60% Off Sale Has Everything You Need for Fall/Winter
We independently selected these deals and products because we love them, and we think you might like them at these prices. E! has affiliate relationships, so we may get a commission if you purchase something through our links. Items are sold by the retailer, not E!. Prices are accurate as of publish time.
BN Preview: If boxing needs events like Fury vs. Ngannou to generate attention, it’s in trouble
By Matt Christie IT WON’T matter to some what is written here in this preview because they’ll already be irate that Boxing News is giving a contest between a man claiming to be the world heavyweight champion (Tyson Fury) and a 37-year-old debutant (Francis Ngannou) any coverage at all. On numerous occasions BN has been accused of being part of the problem when covering similar events in the past, with an insinuation that a total swerve would serve the sport better.
Manny Pacquiao Wants Gervonta Davis Fight At Welterweight
By Chris Williams: Manny Pacquiao says he’d like to face Gervonta Davis at welterweight, and he’d be willing to face him at a catchweight of 145 lbs. However, the 44-year-old Pacquiao (62-8-2, 39 KOs) likely has the idea of fighting Gervonta in an exhibition match, and that’s not something that would sell to hardcore boxing fans. Tank Davis might agree to the Pacquiao fight because the name mentioned for his next match is Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz, who is nowhere near as popular as Manny.
Stars of Tomorrow Program Anchored By Street Sense
The fall meeting at Churchill Downs gets underway Sunday in what has become its traditional way, with juvenile races comprising the entire 11-race program. When the Triple Crown trail begins in earnest following the turn of the calendar, it will likely feature a handful of horses that raced on the day en route to bigger and better things, and the $200,000 GIII Street Sense S. has the feel of a key race going forward.
Youalmosthadme Dominates Keeneland's Myrtlewood
Cut loose in the lane and rolling home, Youalmosthadme (f, 2, Oxbow–Good Gator, by Good and Tough) gave them the slip on the cut back from a mile and dominated the Myrtlewood S. to pick up her second career black type victory.
Klaravich Homebred 'Surges' To Valley View Victory
Favored on the morning line at 3-1 for Friday's GIII Bank of America Valley View S. at Keeneland, Klaravich Stable's SURGE CAPACITY (f, 3, Flintshire {GB}–Strong Incentive, by Warrior's Reward) launched a furious final-furlong flourish and was along in the dying strides to–somewhat remarkably–give trainer Chad Brown a first victory in the event at an overlaid 5-1.
Weekend Preview: Stars of Tomorrow Program Anchored By Street Sense
The fall meeting at Churchill Downs gets underway Sunday in what has become its traditional way, with juvenile races comprising the entire 11-race program. When the Triple Crown trail begins in earnest following the turn of the calendar, it will likely feature a handful of horses that raced on the day en route to bigger and better things, and the $200,000 GIII Street Sense S. has the feel of a key race going forward.
Victoria Beckham's Winter Capsule Wardrobe Is Perfection
This autumn has been a lucky season for all Victoria Beckham fans. With the release of 4-part docuseries, Beckham, which chronicled the lives of David and Victoria Beckham, earlier this month, as well as her highly acclaimed runway show in Paris during Fashion Week in September, we’ve had a full helping of Beckham sightings and fresh fashion inspiration as of late.
The Characters To Remember Before Starting Alan Wake 2
The first Alan Wake game was released 13 years ago, in 2010. As is the case with any cult game, new fans have been discovering it in the years since, and a recent remaster means many more have likely played the game recently. For those who played it when it came out, however, jumping into Alan Wake 2 can be confusing. The list below outlines a handful of characters worth remembering before diving into the ocean that’s not a lake.
Ceaser Emanuel Says 'Black Ink Crew' Made $1.2B (Video)
Ceaser Emanuel is opening up about the reality show in which he previously starred, ‘Black Ink Crew New York’ and alleging how much money the show garnered in advertising profits. Additionally, Emanuel is alleging that he and the cast have not received a percentage of those profits.
Man and woman rushed to hospital with critical injuries after serious crash in Kunjin near Corrigin
Home/World/Man and woman rushed to hospital with critical injuries after serious crash in Kunjin near Corrigin World Man and woman rushed to hospital with critical injuries after serious crash in Kunjin near Corrigin news7f19 hours ago 2 Less than a minute Two people were critically injured in a serious crash near Corrigin in the Wheatbelt on Wednesday night.
Xiaomi 14, Xiaomi 14 Pro With Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC, HyperOS Launched: Price, Specifications - News7F
Xiaomi 14 and Xiaomi 14 Pro were unveiled at the company’s launch event in China on Thursday. The new pair of smartphones come with Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC and run on Xiaomi’s HyperOS, a replacement for the company’s MIUI interface. The Xiaomi 14 series smartphones feature LTPO OLED displays with up to 2K resolution and 120Hz dynamic refresh rate. They flaunt a Leica-tuned triple rear camera setup. Both phones feature up to 16GB of RAM and up to 1TB of storage.
Colors of life and hidden joy within: Confetti and balloons
Celebrating and rejoicing together in unity and sharing the same feeling of excitement has been a universal activity throughout history. While different cultures have their own celebration rituals, the essence remains the same: to rejoice and share it with everyone. Regardless of the purpose of the celebrations, they have a rejuvenating effect and help us move away from sorrow. Being with other people makes our existence even more meaningful.
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UMC Drafts Budget While Hospital Finances Remain In Trouble
Skip to main content Georgetown, DC Clarendon-Courthouse-Rosslyn, VA Arlington, VA Hyattsville, MD Takoma Park, MD Del Ray, VA Riverdale Park-University Park, MD Old Town Alexandria, VA Bethesda-Chevy Chase, MD College Park, MD District Of Columbia Top National News See All Communities By John Woolley United Medical Center (UMC), the only general hospital east of the Anacostia River and the only public hospital in Washington, D.C., is developing its first budget since coming under new...
Encampment Cleanup At Bus Shelter Sparks Debate Over Public Space
Skip to main content By Sarah Watson When tweets went back and forth about an encampment at the 7th and P St NW Metrobus stop, community members joined the growing debate about who has a right to public spaces. Find out what's happening in Georgetown with free, real-time updates from Patch. A cleanup of the area followed, with the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services (DMHHS) coordinating a full cleanup of an encampment near the intersection on July 22.
DC Winter 2021-22 Hypothermia Plan Submitted For Approval
Skip to main content By Sarah Watson The D.C. Interagency Council on Homelessness (ICH) shelter capacity subcommittee submitted a proposal for how to provide enough beds and physical space in shelters this winter. Find out what's happening in Georgetown with free, real-time updates from Patch.
Extra Food Assistance In DC For Pandemic To End In September
By John Woolley The D.C. Council unanimously approved an increase in spending on local food accessibility programs during a budget vote held virtually July 20. Even with greater market access and expanded options, however, advocates say lawmakers didn't address low-income residents' greatest barrier to nutrition: having the grocery money to spend. Find out what's happening in Georgetown with free, real-time updates from Patch.
DC Winter 2021-22 Hypothermia Plan Submitted For Approval
By Sarah Watson The D.C. Interagency Council on Homelessness (ICH) shelter capacity subcommittee submitted a proposal for how to provide enough beds and physical space in shelters this winter. Find out what's happening in Washington DC with free, real-time updates from Patch.
Little Free Library Wants To Diversify Its Books
By Will Schick Built of wood and featuring a distinctive A-frame construction, the new Little Free Library at CentroNía, a bilingual and multicultural early childhood education provider in Columbia Heights, looks much the same as the existing book-sharing boxes popularized by its eponymous sponsor. But the contents make this one stand out.
DC Passes Emergency Legislation To Delay Evictions
By Will Schick With the District's public health emergency due to expire soon, the D.C. Council voted on July 13 to approve legislation aimed at avoiding a sudden end to the consumer and tenant protections in effect in the District since the pandemic began. The measures — passed on an emergency and temporary basis — include a proposed update to a 50-year-old debt collection law and a bill aimed in part at avoiding or at least delaying evictions.
Unhoused Residents Unite With Local ANCs To Prevent Eviction
By Athiyah Azeem A day after the Fourth of July, Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner 2F08 Alexandra Bailey and multiple mutual aid groups helped a tent community at Burke and Samuel Gompers Memorial Park pack up their items, in preparation for the U.S. Park Police potentially clearing the area. Find out what's happening in Washington DC with free, real-time updates from Patch.
DC Begins To Improve Its Central COVID-19 Rent Relief Program
By Jarrod Wardwell Applicants to the District's new program for tenants struggling to pay rent or utility bills due to the COVID-19 pandemic have waited the last two months for funding that's on track to go unspent by the millions. Find out what's happening in Georgetown with free, real-time updates from Patch.
DC's First Transitional Drug Treatment Program For Women Opens
By Sloane Airey D.C. is now home to its first transitional drug treatment program for women. Nestled in between Adams Morgan and Lanier Heights, the three-story Tudor building opened its wrought iron door in November to half a dozen women seeking sobriety who are homeless or at-risk. The D.C. Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) awarded Samaritan Inns a two-year, $1.4 million grant to support the project in 2021 and 2022 as part of the District's push to curb homelessness.
Dupont Encampment Cleanup Downgraded To Trash-Only Following Criticism
By Sarah Watson The Office of the Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services (DMHHS) coordinated a trash-only cleanup on June 8 at two encampments located on a bridge at the intersection of Q St. NW and Connecticut Avenue NW near Dupont Circle. DMHHS originally scheduled a full cleanup for one of the encampments, rather than a trash-only one, but downgraded it the day before it was set to take place.
Mobile Grocery Store Helping To Close Gaps In Ward 8's Food Access
Skip to main content By Aja Beckham Street Sense Media A bright green truck painted with fruits and vegetables is hitting the road, stocked with fresh foods. Curbside Groceries, a mobile grocer, commutes to seven designated locations in Ward 8 each week to provide residents with more than 100 produce, meat, fish, baking, and condiment options.
D.C. Organizations Face Difficulties Supporting Vulnerable Children
Street Sense Media During the COVID-19 pandemic, impoverished and homeless children are in disproportionate need of wellness support. Without access to in-person learning, child development can be stunted, leaving students of color, homeless students, and those with learning disabilities more at risk of adverse effects of online learning than others.
Councilmember Considers Buying Hotels, Converting Them To Housing
Street Sense Media WASHINGTON, DC — Ward 1 Councilmember Brianne Nadeau is calling for Washington, D.C., to purchase hotels for continued short-term use in the Pandemic Emergency Program for Vulnerable People, or PEP-V, and be converted to permanent supportive housing units for long-term use.
DC Government Conducts Encampment Cleanup To Make Room For Construction
Skip to main content Georgetown, DC Clarendon-Courthouse-Rosslyn, VA Arlington, VA Hyattsville, MD Takoma Park, MD Del Ray, VA Riverdale Park-University Park, MD Old Town Alexandria, VA Bethesda-Chevy Chase, MD College Park, MD District Of Columbia Top National News See All Communities By Kate Santaliz Street Sense Media Andre Justine had been living on 1st and H Street NE for six months, but that morning, his tent was thrown away, displacing him from his home and community.
Tax Help Available For Low-Income People Who Missed Stimulus Funds
Street Sense Media People who did not receive one or both of the federal economic stimulus checks distributed last year, or who did not get the full amount of aid they are eligible for, will be able to claim these payments in their 2021 tax filing through the recovery rebate credit. The two Economic Impact Payments (EIPs) were distributed automatically to qualifying U.S. residents through the CARES Act in March and the relief bill passed late in December.
6 DC Residents Have Died Without A Home In February
Skip to main content Georgetown, DC Clarendon-Courthouse-Rosslyn, VA Arlington, VA Hyattsville, MD Takoma Park, MD Del Ray, VA Riverdale Park-University Park, MD Old Town Alexandria, VA Bethesda-Chevy Chase, MD College Park, MD District Of Columbia Top National News See All Communities By Eric Falquero Street Sense Media The death of another person experiencing homelessness was recorded in the city's anonymized Human Services Data on Wednesday.
Vaccine Rollout Begins In DC Shelters, PEP-V Centers
by Kaela Roeder The District of Columbia has begun distributing COVID-19 vaccines to people experiencing homelessness in low-barrier shelters and Pandemic Emergency Program for Medically Vulnerable Individuals, or PEP-V.
DC Indoor Regulations Limit Hot Meals, Warm Space Availability
Skip to main content Georgetown, DC Clarendon-Courthouse-Rosslyn, VA Arlington, VA Hyattsville, MD Takoma Park, MD Del Ray, VA Riverdale Park-University Park, MD Old Town Alexandria, VA Bethesda-Chevy Chase, MD College Park, MD District Of Columbia Top National News See All Communities By Ben Gutman and Monique Wilson Street Sense Media WASHINGTON, DC — Precautionary measures to stop the spread of COVID-19, such as virtual worship services and limited indoor dining, have hurt the homeless...
Relief Bill Keeps DC Afloat, But District Looks To Biden Stimulus Package
Skip to main content by Matt Gannon, Annemarie Cuccia // January 29, 2021 President Biden proposed $1.9 trillion of funding in a third federal COVID-19 recovery effort. Twice the size of December's bipartisan stimulus package, his first major legislative move could allow the government to continue providing extended and increased economic aid through the fall.
DHS Matches Hundreds To Housing
Skip to main content by Athiyah Azeem // January 27, 2021 The D.C. Department of Human Services held the 72nd lease signing of their Home for the Holidays campaign in Nov. 2017, when the program first began. Photo by Emma Rizk. The D.C. Department of Human Services's fourth annual A Home for the Holidays campaign helped 218 families and 117 singles in the shelter system sign leases for permanent housing between Nov. 15 and Jan. 15.
Workers Report New Problems Claiming Unemployment In DC
Skip to main content by Annemarie Cuccia // January 28, 2021 Claiming all your unemployment benefits in D.C. can be a time-consuming, arduous process, workers report. A series of hearings this fall revealed the difficulties jobless workers have had accessing federal benefits, including long wait times to speak to the Department of Employment Services (DOES), and months-long waits for benefits.
Lawsuit Filed Over Site Of DC Central Kitchen
Skip to main content by Kate Santaliz // January 28, 2021 The Community for Creative Non-Violence (CCNV) filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Health and Human Services and General Services Administration for breach of contract on Jan. 8, alleging that the HHS and GHA attempted to dispossess CCNV from their property and disrupt their activities.
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