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EPISODE · Jun 19, 2019 · 1H 6M

The Kenny Rice Horse Racing Show - Episode 22

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On episode 22 of The Horse Racing Show, Kenny Rice discusses the many achievements of D. Wayne Lukas, this year’s bizarre Triple Crown season, and which three-year-olds he’s looking forward to seeing again. Living Legend trainer D. Wayne Lukas talks about his days as a college basketball all coach, becoming a nationwide stable in the 80’s, the importance of the Triple Crown races, this year’s Derby decision, the Santa Anita situation and his relationship with Bob Baffert. Terry Meyocks, President/ CEO of the Jockeys’ Guild, speaks on the need to increase weight allowance, the use of whips, injured jockeys, and the relationship between tracks and riders. Connect with Us on Social Media! Twitter - @HorseRacingShow Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/TheHorseRacingShow Facebook - fb.me/TheHorseRacingShow Instagram - thehorseracingshow

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On episode 22 of The Horse Racing Show, Kenny Rice discusses the many achievements of D. Wayne Lukas, this year’s bizarre Triple Crown season, and which three-year-olds he’s looking forward to seeing again.

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