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Legendary horse racing trainer D. Wayne Lukas gravely ill, in home hospice care
D. Wayne Lukas, 89, is at home after being hospitalized in Louisville. A severe MRSA blood infection caused significant damage to the thoroughbred trainer's heart, digestive system and worsened preexisting chronic conditions, according to a statement from the Lukas family.
Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas retires from racing amid serious health issues
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas, a towering figure in American horse racing for more than four decades, has officially stepped away from the sport because of serious health complications, his family announced in a letter to many of his associates and connections.
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Kentucky Derby Starter Tiztastic Returns To Turf In American DerbyThe Louisiana Derby victor, subsequently 10th in the Run for the Roses, previously showed an affinity for grass, winning ...
Legendary American trainer D. Wayne Lukas has been forced to retire due to ill health. Lukas, 89, has reportedly turned down an aggressive treatment plan having ...
An ICE raid at Delta Downs caused unrest among the horseracing industry, leading to a protocol from a national horsemen's ...
Another Royal Ascot meeting is in the books, with the big names landing the championship titles and four Breeders' Cup spots ...
The Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes is the highlight sprint of the Royal Ascot week of racing. But forget polite tea with delicate pinkies raised, because Big ...
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American Affair Makes It A Day To Remember For Jim Goldie In King CharlesThe trainer and co-owner celebrated his first winner at the Royal Ascot meeting with a "win and you're in" berth to the ...
John Ingles covers some of the talking points from Royal Ascot this week.
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