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As horse racing struggles to define its present, it is of value to recall some of its glorious past.
If this is, indeed, the year of the female in horse racing, as Rachel Alexandra and Zenyatta have been showing, then Life Is Sweet could further that premise Saturday in the 70th Hollywood Gold Cup.
Michael Jackson sang about one Billie Jean, and the tennis world has long celebrated the other. Still does.
Lucas Glover didn't just win the U.S. Open on Monday. He won golf's first Bataan Death March.
Out of the rough and rubble of a U.S. Open golf tournament that only seems as if it will go on forever has emerged a story as compelling as the event itself.
This isn't a U.S. Open golf tournament. It's a tea party. Crumpets, anyone?
As they completed one round and part of another Friday at the U.S. Open golf tournament, it became clear that the stars were out of line over Bethpage State Park. Weird was the norm.
Shortly after Tiger Woods made a par so incredible that few other than Tiger Woods could have done so, Noah backed up his Ark and monsoon season hit the U.S. Open golf tournament.
The crown of the PGA Tour's Everyman has not always rested easily atop Phil Mickelson's head.
Time has a way of always moving on, but never traveling far.