Belmont Stakes Expanded Chart
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:31:10 GMT
BELMONT STAKES EXPANDED CHART12th Race at Belmont Park, Saturday June 10, 2023The Belmont Stakes 155th Running.12th-$1,500,000, Stakes, 3-Year-Olds, One Mile and One Half, Dirt, CloudyBelmont S. Presented by NYRA BetsOff 7:02. Fast.Fractional/Final Time: 24.06, 47.69, 1:12.56, 1:37.41, 2:02.068, 2:29.23.Trainer: Jena M. AntonucciWinner: Arcangelo, Gray or Roan Ridgling, by Arogate out of Modeling, by Tapit. Foaled May 11, 2020 in Kentuck.HorseWgtPP1/41/21M11/4MStrchFinJockeyWinPl.Sh.Odds(3)Arcangelo12633-hd6½2-hd2-2½1-3½1-½J.Castellano17.807.204.907.90(6)Forte12665-15½6-16-2½6-6½2-nsI.OrtizJr.4.303.302.25(2)Tapit Trice12628-2½7-15-25-35½3-3¾L.Saez4.105.30(7)Hit Show126774-hd-3-13-hd3½3½4-5M.Franco9.10(8)Angel of Empire126887-1½4-hd4½-4½4-hd4-5F.Prat3.45(4)National Treasure126442-11-11-11-hd2-16-8J.Velazquez5.70(5)Il Miracalo126556-hd-8-18-17-107-127-18M.Meneses25.00(9)Red Route One1269998-18-38-88-19J.Rosario16.60(1)Tapit Shoes126111-hd2-hd7-1999J.Ortiz20.90___$1 Pick 6 (6-13/6/8-4/...Martinez, Miller lead Dodgers past Phillies 9-0 as Thomson ejected
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:31:10 GMT
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Rookie Bobby Miller won for the third time in four starts, J.D. Martinez hit a three-run homer and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat Philadelphia 9-0 on Saturday after the ejection of Phillies manager Rob Thomson in a pitch clock flap.David Peralta homered, doubled and drove in a run for the Dodgers, who won for just the second time in seven games. Mookie Betts added a pair of hits and two RBIs.Miller (3-0) allowed three hits in six innings, struck out seven and walked three, lowering his ERA to 0.78.“It’s definitely a little bit of a confidence builder,” Miller said. “That’s a really good lineup, so I really had to lock in and focus in on getting all my pitches today.”The 24-year-old right-hander joined Kenta Maeda in 2016 as the only Dodgers pitchers since at least 1901 to pitch five or more innings and allowed one run or none in his first four appearances.“His slider’s come a long way; he’s made a couple adjustments since he got here, and it’s been great,” Dodgers ...Trump y los cargos en su contra: todo lo que debes saber
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:31:10 GMT
La imputación al expresidente Donald Trump por 37 cargos de mal manejo de documentos secretos en su mansión de Florida representa el riesgo jurídico más grave hasta el momento para él, menos de tres meses después de que fuera acusado en Nueva York de 34 cargos de delitos graves de falsificación de registros contables.Lee aquí el documento de la acusaciónA continuación presentamos un vistazo a los cargos, la investigación del fiscal especial y cómo el caso de Trump difiere de los de otros políticos que se sabe que estuvieron en posesión de documentos clasificados:¿CUÁLES SON LOS CARGOS?Trump enfrenta 37 cargos relacionados con el mal manejo de documentos secretos, según la imputación desprecintada el viernes. Los cargos incluyen retener información clasificada, obstruir la justicia y hacer declaraciones falsas, entre otros delitos.Trump está acusado de guardar documentos relacionados con el “armamento nuclear en Estados Unidos” y las “capacidades nucleares de un país extranjero”, jun...Broward County Animal Care kicks off dog adoption initiative at Swap Shop
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:31:10 GMT
Dogs ready for adoption are looking for “furever” families at the Swap Shop.The Broward County Animal Care Division kicking off a new initiative in hopes of finding these pets loving homes.Organizers brought dogs to the Swap Shop, where they will spend the weekend and hopefully find the right owner.“Every time we come out here, about more than half of our dogs get adopted. which is far better than how we do at our regular facility,” said Emily Wood, director of the Broward County Animal Care Division. ‘It’s really important to bring the animals and our information to where the people are, rather than making people come to find us.”Officials said nearly 40% of dogs were adopted on site last month during the programs trial phase.75-foot sinkhole opens on private property near Lakeland, causes road closure
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:31:10 GMT
NEAR LAKELAND, Fla. (WSVN) — A Central Florida community is dealing with a massive sinkhole that opened up in their neighborhood and sent crews scrambling to keep it from growing.Officials said the ground gave way and began to sink near Lakeland, Friday afternoon.“It’s kind of scary, because you don’t expect it, just like so quick, you know? Like, next to houses, even,” said area resident Sandra Benavidez Carpenter.A bird’s-eye view shows the gaping sinkhole, which officials said stretches 75 feet wide and 120 feet deep.It shut down part of Scott Lake Road, just south of Fitzgerald Road, south of Lakeland.The hole is causing traffic trouble for residents, as led to the closure of a main road.“Because of the traffic running the roadway and what vibration can do to a sinkhole and cause it to collapse further,” said Jay Jarvis, Polk County’s director of roads and drainage.Neighbors said they pass by this location every day. All of a...Hundreds of plants stolen from Newton Community Farm
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:31:10 GMT
A Newton farm is raising the alarm after hundreds of plants were stolen sometime overnight.Newton Community Farm shared photos of the theft on social media. They say basil, scallions, eggplants, and cucumbers.They’re urging anyone with information to contact police.Two-time defending champ Rory McIlroy two off lead at RBC Canadian Open
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:31:10 GMT
Back-to-back birdies to close out the third round put C.T. Pan two strokes up on the field at the RBC Canadian Open, but that lead is far from safe with a pack of big names – and two Canadians – in the hunt.Pan, from Taiwan, shot a 6-under 66 to sit at 14-under overall on Saturday at Oakdale Golf and Country Club in the northwest corner of Toronto. Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy was in a six-way tie for second as he looks for a third consecutive title at the men’s national golf championship.“You still have to play aggressive, because this course is a lot of rough, but if you hit it in the fairway you will have a lot of short irons in and you’re going to create a lot of birdie opportunities,” said Pan, adding that he won’t change too much as he tries to fend off the group tied for second that includes McIlroy, Americans Mark Hubbard, Harry Higgs and Andrew Novak, as well as England’s Tommy Fleetwood and Justin Rose.“I would...Lake County Sheriff: Black bear on the loose in Antioch
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:31:10 GMT
ANTIOCH, Ill. — The Lake County Sheriff's Office is looking into a black bear that was spotted in the North Suburbs Saturday.Deputies said they responded to 24100 block of West Deer Ridge Lane early Saturday evening on a report of a loose black bear.Authorities said not to approach the bear if seen in the area, but to rather call law enforcement so they can direct the Department of Natural Resources on where to locate the bear. Police alert Gurnee residents of bear sighting It is unclear at this time if this is the same bear that police were looking for in Gurnee earlier this week.Child bitten by copperhead snake at North Carolina Zoo
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:31:10 GMT
ASHEBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — The North Carolina Zoo closed off its kids' area Thursday afternoon after a copperhead bit a 5 year-old child. The zoo, located in Asheboro, sits on 500 developed acres surrounded by wilderness, so it's not uncommon to see snakes inside.But zoo staff are trained on how to remove venomous snakes safely. Red Lobster Crabfest back after 4 years — with $5 martinis Emergency crews treated the child, who is recovering at an area hospital. The child's condition is still unknown. Zoo guest Angela Jones says she's seen a snake before."I just keep them in front of me. I look ahead just to make sure we don't cross any paths... We just have to watch where we step," Jones said. Jones urges others like her to be mindful, including looking in small spaces. "Even in your shoes," she said. "Baby snakes can be in your shoes. They can be anywhere."Zoo staff members urge parents to be aware of the wildlife environment, especially when you have children playing. There are sever...Mason Toye’s two goals help CF Montreal demolish Loons 4-0
Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 20:31:10 GMT
MONTREAL — Minnesota United players might have a ringing in their ears after Saturday’s 4-0 loss to CF Montreal at Saputo Stadium.When CF Montreal scored goals, a large silver bell clanged in celebration behind the north net. Former Loons striker Mason Toye caused the first and third ringings but didn’t add to percussion.Once Toye scored in the seventh and 57th minutes, he respectfully refrained from doing the shaking-maracas celebration he used during his three seasons in Minnesota. His goals showed up his former club enough.Toye’s exit from Minnesota in October 2020 and the big influence he had on the match Saturday provide echo in the club’s always churning conveyor belt of forwards.Before the match, the Loons announced the transfer of Luis Amarill to Mazatlan for an undisclosed fee, ending the Paraguayan’s underwhelming time in Minnesota. They first brought in Amarilla in January 2020 and said goodbye to Toye in October 2020.The club started Mender Garcia at striker but subbed h...Latest news
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