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TAMPA, Fla. -- It's a sad day in the land of the NFC South. Tom McEwen, one of the men who helped build this division, has passed away. The long-time sports editor and columnist for The Tampa Tribune was 88. This one is hitting very close to ho...

It's around this time of year when I ... just ... can't ... get ... this ... out of my head. (Alice Cooper version. Not a big GWAR guy even though we share a hometown.) No more pencils No more books No more teacher's dirty looks Out for summer O...

Strike a Deal finally closed the deal in a graded stakes race.

The German-based trainer Andreas Wohler has done a pretty good job over the years selecting which of his horses would fit in North American stakes.

All's well that ends well indeed for the New York-bred Dave in Saturday's $150,000 Red Smith Handicap at Aqueduct.

Anyone who cashes a ticket on Saturday's $150,000 Red Smith Handicap at Aqueduct figures to get rewarded handsomely.

Marty Wolfson doesn't do it often, but it usually pays to take note when the trainer does ship a horse from his south Florida headquarters to New York for a stakes race.

ESPN boxing historian Bert Sugar explains how Lennox Lewis his KO of Razor Ruddock put British boxing back on the map.

Naughty New Yorker took advantage of a surface switch and a soft pace to record his first graded stakes victory, taking Saturday's $150,000 Red Smith Handicap by 1 3/4 lengths in front-running fashion at Aqueduct.

Saturday's Grade 2 Red Smith Handicap at Aqueduct, scheduled for 1 3-8 miles on the turf, was moved to the main track and shortened to 1 1-4 miles, NYRA officials announced Saturday morning.

Seven of the 12 runners in the body of Saturday's $150,000 Red Smith Handicap at Aqueduct are coming out of graded stakes races.

Monday's Bears-Cardinals game was so improbable that we need your help in filling out some lists.

The George Foreman-Ron Lyle bout in 1976 was an absolute slugfest and a storty of survival, Bert Sugar writes.

The George Foreman-Ron Lyle bout in 1976 was an absolute slugfest and a story of survival, Bert Sugar writes.

Bouncing back from an eighth-place finish in the Canadian International, King's Drama returned to form and posted a convincing victory in Aqueduct's Grade 2, $150,000 Red Smith Handicap, the final graded turf stakes of the season in New York.