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Updated: March 28, 2010, 1:34 PM ETAssociated Press
MOSCOW -- Two-time Olympic biathlon champion Olga Medvedtseva of Russia is retiring from the sport, ending a career marred by a doping violation that led to her being kicked out of the Turin Games.
Medvedtseva made the announcement after Sunday's mixed relay race at the World Cup finals, but said her decision was made several months ago.
The 34-year-old Russian competed as Olga Pyleva at the 2006 Turin Olympics, where she tested positive for a banned substance and was stripped of a silver medal.
She got redemption in Vancouver, where her perfect shooting helped Russia win gold in the women's relay.
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Severed tendon in thumb
I severed the tendon in my thumb yesterday. They sutured the wound in the ER but I need to see a hand surgeon tomorrow to re-open the wound, reconnect the tendon, and close the wound. I knew almost immediately that the tendon was severed because I cannot bend back the tip of my thumb.
Has anyone done this? I'm curious about the extent of the surgery and what I will (and will not) be able to do in the coming weeks.
I think the experience is different for everyone, but I severed the reflexor tendons in my right hand to all 4 fingers 28 years ago. A hand surgeon was called in to reattach them that evening. My hand was immobilized in a cast and splint for 6 weeks. When it came off, I was very tenacious with physical therapy, as I am right-handed. The surgeon told me at my final visit that he was honestly not certain that I would regain full use of that hand and was pleased that I had. The best advice I could offer is follow all instructions and don't let up on the exercises, when the time comes.
Virginia -- ouch!! I'm glad you regained full use of your hand.... that sounds like a horrible injury.
Catherine, thanks for asking. I had surgery to repair the tendon last week. I'm wearing a splint which will be replaced with a cast next week, and I'll wear that for 3 weeks. I still can't believe I required an actual surgery in an operating room, IVs, the works, for a small cut! I will ask him about physical therapy when I see him next week. I'm laughing at the thought of having to do thumb exercises for weeks... but I certainly will do whatever I'm asked to do. :-)
Glad to hear you're on the mend Jen.
When I worked in the ER, they used to sew them back together there.......but when I would see them later, they appeared to not have full extension of their finger........so maybe you're going the better route!
Yes, picturing one's self doing thumb exercises does make one chuckle! :) Good luck to you.
It turns out the cut was deeper than I thought. The surgeon discovered, during the surgery, that I also went through the joint capsule and into the joint. I was stunned when I heard that.
Can anyone explain the joint capsule? Is it formed by the ligaments that join the bones at the joint?
I'm a little horrified over the damage done by what felt like just a brush against the skin the moment it happened...
I severed my fifth tendon (pinky) about six months ago, along with damage to my ulnar nerve. I went to the hospital and they stitched up my hand and sent me home with a referall to a hand surgeon. About two weeks later I had surgery at the Indiana Hand Center. My tendon was reconnected and ulnar nerve repaired. I had a wrap on my hand up to my elbow for a few weeks until I had my post-surgery checkup. My hand had been wrapped with the fingers out and this was the first time they had been stretched. The nurse started to curl them in and make my hand into a fist, there is some pain with that. My hand was extremely stiff not to mention my pinky. From there on I wore a brace for my hand and do hand exercises everyday. The first day I could not move and single finger myself, by about two weeks I had pretty much all movement. This physical therapy won't be fun but it's important to do all the exercises they give you. My hand is fine these days but there are a few things that probably won't change. Parts of my hand, paticularly the wounds, tingle and don't have much touch sensation. I suspect that was because of my nerve damage though. My pinky feels a slight bit more stiff then my other fingers. I have regained 100% strength in this hand though. I'm not sure what your hand will look like afterwards, I cannot tell because my wounds were done by glass, so the cuts are much more wide. At the hospital when they pulled back the cut to clean the inside I was able to see the bones and cut tendon it was quite a sight.
Jenn, did the same thing. Had surgery in September. Severed 2 tendons and a nerve in my left thumb. Am in PT now, but having trouble getting movement back. Doc said more surgery may be necessary, so I am working extra hard in PT to avoid more cutting. Good luck to u
I severed my Flexor Tendon, and all the nerves above my IP Joint in my left thumb on 11-25-07 on my table saw. A surgeon from The Indiana Hand Center met me at the hospital that same day to repair the damage that I inflicted upon myself. With-in a month I had a 'sensation' to touch in my thumb above my IP Joint. I continued my PT (Physcal Therapy), but was informed that surgery (Arthrofibrosis) would be required to remove scar tissue and to relieve my capillaries in order to get the motion back in my IP Joint. This surgery was performed on 4-4-08. On 4-11-08 while doing my PT I felt something snap. I underwent a 3rd surgery on 4-18-08. What had happened was that my Flexor Tendon ruptured at the point that it attached to my bone in my thumb. I now have my Flexor Tendon sewed back on and 2 wires running through the Flexor Tendon and out through the bone then the thumb nail with a button to keep them from pulling back into my thumb. I have complete faith of getting at least 60% usage of my thumb back. After being without it for the past 5 1/2 months, that sounds wonderful. I've done extensive research on this on the internet, and everything tells me the same basic information. Stick to your therapy appointments, and do all your therapy as instructed if you expect a good recovery. I hope yours doesn't go the way mine has, but I still have faith in my recovery. I'll keep you in my prayers
I did exactly this three weeks ago, had the surgeon repair the tendon its called EPL extendor tendon or something similar, I severed it using a saw and made quite a mess of the top of my thumb, now its healing and swollen its so tight I have some movement of the last didget but yeah if you read this knowing it was a few years ago you did yours...how has it healed,
Chris, sorry about your accident! I can't believe it's been more than 4 years since mine, and my thumb has healed well. It will never be 100% but it's is close enough. I also cut halfway through the joint capsule (which holds together the bones of the thumb joint). When I do any heavy work that requires the strength and leverage of the thumb, I feel an ache deep in the joint and a slight weakness, and the joint is slightly stiff; however, overall I'm happy with the results. I can almost fully extend the tip of my thumb which was not possible before surgery.
I hope all of you have healed well and have a new respect for those sharp objects! :)
Hi jenn happy i found your post and everything healed makes me feel better
so I severed my extender tendon in my left thumb on friday jun 3 and was wondering about how long everyone else had a cast for. I got surgery the same day and have a wire in my thumb now and it's wrapped up till I get a cast.


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Free breakfast is just one of the great amenities you'll find at Hampton by Hilton Newport East, an excellent choice for guests looking for business-friendly hotels in Magor near a train station.
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Free Wi-Fi is provided so you can check your in-box whenever you like. Other amenities include an elevator (lift) and laundry facilities.
Family room, breakfast was self serve and good quality.Venere Guest, United Kingdom
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Family room, breakfast was self serve and good quality.
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checked in half an hour early which was helpful breakfast was good
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The Hampton in Newport is ideally suited for exploring South East Wales,its located just off the M4 and easy to find,clean and spacious it would suite all types of traveller.
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Overlooking a Building Site. Bathroom had builders mortar and sand on floor and basin areas. Main passage way on floor 1 carpet needed vacuuming, Cutlery in restaurant was not clean. (A problem with Washing Machine)
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Was concerned about being adjacent to motorway but no noise and ended up extending our stay twice to a total of 8 days.
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The double bed are small an then you cant not sleep well.
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This was our first trip to Newport Wales and the hotel was excellent, it is fairly new and right off of M4 which was awesome and there was also a service station on the same roundabout. The staff were very friendly, breakfast was plentiful in variety and had several options and the rooms were CLEAN and spacious. As an American, we have learned not to expect hotels to always be like those in the states but this one was as nice or nicer than the states, especially for the price. We were beyond pleased with the cleanliness and quietness of the room. It even had a stripping under the door to help soundproof it, we would gladly stay there again if we are ever back in the area.
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Book your business-friendly accommodation at the 127-room Hampton by Hilton Newport East. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 26-inch LCD televisions. Business travelers visiting the Newport area will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks and complimentary weekday newspapers.
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He isn't an action hero, he's a specialist, like a surgeon who focuses on one part of the body over and over, day after day, until he could continue if the lights went out. James is a man who understands bombs inside out and has an almost psychic understanding of the minds of the bombers. This is all the more remarkable because in certain scenes, it seems fairly certain that the bomb maker is standing in full view — on a balcony or in a window overlooking the street, say, and is as curious about his bomb as James is. Two professionals, working against each other.
Staff Sgt. James is played by Jeremy Renner, who immediately goes on the short list for an Oscar nomination. His performance is not built on complex speeches but on a visceral projection of who this man is and what he feels. He is not a hero in a conventional sense. He cares not for medals. He could no doubt recite patriotic reasons for his service, but does that explain why he compulsively, sometimes recklessly, puts himself in harm's way? The man before him in this job got himself killed. James seems even cockier.
"The Hurt Locker" is a spellbinding war film by Kathryn Bigelow, a master of stories about men and women who choose to be in physical danger. She cares first about the people, then about the danger. She doesn't leave a lot of room for much else. The man who wrote "war is a drug" was Chris Hedges, a war correspondent for the New York Times. Mark Boal, who wrote this screenplay, was embedded with a bomb squad in Baghdad. He also wrote the superb "In the Valley of Elah" (2007), with Tommy Lee Jones as a professional Army man trying to solve the murder of his son who had just returned from Iraq. Also based on fact.
Bigelow and Boal know what they're doing. This movie embeds itself in a man's mind. When it's over, nothing has been said in so many words, but we have a pretty clear idea of why James needs to defuse bombs. I'm going to risk putting it this way: (1) bombs need to be defused; (2) nobody does it better than James; (3) he knows exactly how good he is, and (4) when he's at work, an intensity of focus and exhilaration consumes him, and he's in that heedless zone when an artist loses track of self and time.
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In the kitchen with Sarah Wagner: Authentic Italian family recipes stand the test of time
DEER PARK, Ohio - We invite you to dig into our weekly column spotlighting different chefs from the Greater Cincinnati area. Each Sunday, WCPO Contributor Grace Yek takes you into their kitchens and talks to them about their food. The chefs reveal their inspirations, philosophies, and provide a glimpse of their authentic selves.
Sarah Wagner's memorable concoction of coffee and Tabasco sauce earned her the name "the little pistol." She had just started culinary school, when a chef instructor made the mistake of brusquely ordering her to get him a cup of coffee.
"I got him a cup of coffee with half a bottle of Tabasco in it," Wagner recalled. That was the last time the chef yelled at her.
With that kind of grit, it's no wonder Wagner has taken her culinary career straight ahead. She bought her first restaurant at the age of 31. Today she is the chef and owner of Barresi's Italian Restaurant in Deer Park.
Wagner, a Madeira native, got her first job as a busser at Barresi's when she was 14. Her return to the restaurant as the new owner marked a full circle.
"It was perfect for me to take over this restaurant, because I pretty much grew up here," she said.
A few years later, Wagner got her first taste of the kitchen when the pantry cook didn't show up.
"It was my third day of training as a server. I ended up making salads that night," she recounted. Wagner did so well, she became a permanent member of the kitchen team.
As good as she was in the kitchen, Wagner was also an athlete, and wanted a career in physical therapy. She had just started school to get herself on that track when she thought better of it.
"I dropped out after my first quarter and went to culinary school instead," Wagner said. She started culinary school at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College in 1995 and has never looked back.
Wagner soon got a job at Terrace Park Country Club, prompting her departure from Barresi's.
"My last day there was heart wrenching. Sal (Barresi) was like a second father to me," she recalled.
Wagner broadened her experience at other restaurants, while going to school full time. She became the executive chef at the Royal Oak Country Club at the age of 23. That marked the first of several executive chef positions Wagner held. She also found time to earn her Bachelor of Liberal Arts at Xavier University while working grueling hours in the kitchen.
When Sal Barresi wanted to retire, Wagner didn't hesitate to make him an offer. It speaks to Wagner's go-getter work ethic.
"If you ask me to scrub the floor, I'll get the toothbrush out," she said.
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"I think of flavors from my stomach. I think of what's going to taste good together. I've either seen it or tasted it, so it's easy to put together. I'm not so pressed to do something new all the time. What I've been doing is food that stands the test of time," she said.
"My approach is a little different. Most chefs do what's in the now, what's hot and popular," Wagner said. "I just want to show people that good Italian authentic family recipes can stand the test of time."
While the restaurant continues to uphold the Barresi family recipes, Wagner concedes it's not been easy to do.
"The hardest thing for a chef is following someone else's recipes," Wagner said.
When Wagner breathed life into what used to be a smoking room and transformed it into a wine and tapas bar, she also found new life in her evolution as a chef.
"We've been staying true to the Barresi family recipes, but I've been able to evolve as Chef Sarah Wagner with this wine and tapas bar," she said. "It's fun, and allows my creative mind to step away from the Barresi tradition."
"I've created this atmosphere where it feels like the customers are coming to my house," Wagner said. She's been known to give away small household items to save her customers from making a trip to the store or even hold babies so that the new mothers can eat.
"I treat customers and staff like family," she said. "This is my home."
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Wagner's kitchen must-haves include:
- People who care about what they do. Wagner builds a culture around conscientious workers and looks for quality people who want to do a good job. She has not had to fire anyone from her restaurant. According to her, the other workers "vote" the underperformers "off the island."
- Preparation list. This is how the kitchen staff communicates and they regard it as "the story of the day."
- Fresh garlic. Wagner reveals she's in fact allergic to garlic, but uses her other senses to gauge the proper incorporation of this ingredient. "I can look at marinara sauce, and know if it's right," Wagner said.
- Fresh basil
- Olive oil
- Romano cheese
- Good knives and cutting
- boards
Wagner is deeply religious and looks to God for her inspiration.
"The only reason this restaurant is open is because of the Lord above," Wagner said. She has not only managed to keep the restaurant running through the most recent recession, but also developed new clientele. "God gives me inspiration to keep on trucking, and somehow, I manage to pay my bills every week."
John Kinsella, a chef instructor at Midwest Culinary Institute, now retired, was a big influence on Wagner when she was going to school there. How did he inspire her?
"Kinsella kicked my ass. He was my mentor, and challenged me to dig deeper," Wagner recalled.
Wagner draws inspiration from her culinary friends and peers. As a restaurant owner, she's had to put her culinary mojo on the back burner.
"My culinary mind gets rusty. I can't turn off QuickBooks long enough to tap into it," Wagner said. When she runs dry, she reaches out to her colleagues.
She's called on fellow chef, Christopher Ropp, to help her develop menus.
"A lot of chefs would not admit that. The chefs who know me and know that I'm a single parent, have no problem helping," Wagner said.
Wagner finds inspiration in filling her karma jar. She's constantly helping people whether it's to look for jobs or simply mentoring or guiding them out of a tight spot.
Favorite meal to cook for family
Wagner doesn't cook a lot at home, but does a lot of baking. Her kids are crazy about cake pops which has prompted her to get creative.
"I'll take any ingredients and roll them up, freeze them, put them on a stick and let the kids decorate them," Wagner said.
Oreo Ball Truffles
- 1 (18 oz) bag of Oreos
- 1 (12 oz) bag of semi-sweet chocolate chips
- Optional: 1 (12 oz) bag of semi-sweet white chocolate chips
- 1 (8 oz) brick of cream cheese (softened)
- Touch of heavy cream (or half and half)
- Crush the Oreos in a food processor into very fine crumbs.
- In a large bowl, cream the cream cheese and the Oreo crumbs together.
- Roll into walnut size balls and place onto wax paper. Chill for about an hour, or even overnight.
- Melt the chocolate in a double broiler and add about ¼ cup of heavy cream.
- Roll each ball in the chocolate and place onto wax paper. Place into refrigerator to harden.
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Nearly two weeks after having a heart attack, Rogue River Police Deparment's (RRPD) Chief Ken Lewis is home, resting and recuperating. According to Lewis, on March 14, he was in his garage, working on a project when he started having chest pains. At first, he shrugged it off and kept working. However,the pains continued and he was now sweating heavily. "I had a feeling of what was going on," Lewis said. "However, I told myself that this project was the last thing I was going to do then I was going to finish it." Lewis finished the project but, as he tried to clean things up, that proved to be difficult. He went inside the house, cleaned up and laid down. "A few nights earlier, I woke up with chest pains," he said. "I took an aspirin and it went away. But, this time it didn't. I knew that I was in trouble." Lewis said he decided to have someone drive him to the (Subscribe for full story)
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SPRINGDALE, Ark. — Disappointing results in the beef and pork segments, rising costs and soft domestic demand led to a 61 percent decline in income at Tyson Foods, Inc. during the third quarter.
For the quarter ended June 30, the company had income of $76 million, equal to 21 cents per share on the common stock, which compared with income of $196 million, or 53 cents per share, during the same quarter of the previous year. The most recent quarter included a charge for the early extinguishment of debt totaling $167 million, or 29 cents per share. Excluding the charge, third-quarter EPS was 50 cents.
The company had sales of $8,308 million during the quarter, up 1 percent from $8,247 million during the same quarter of the previous year.
"We produced solid results in our fiscal third quarter despite softer-than-expected domestic demand for protein," said Donnie Smith, president and chief executive officer of Tyson Foods. "I am especially pleased with the performance of our Chicken and Prepared Foods segments. Our Beef and Pork segments have been operating in very difficult market conditions that will result in our earnings for fiscal 2012 coming in lower than we previously projected.
"Grain costs have been increasing significantly and rapidly, largely as a result of the on-going US drought. While we ultimately expect to pass along rising input costs, these costs, coupled with continued soft demand, are likely to pressure earnings in 2013. However, we still anticipate solid earnings for the year, and we are performing well during challenging circumstances. With our strong balance sheet, customer relationships, new product development capabilities, and efficient operations, we believe Tyson Foods is in the best position in our industry to succeed now and in the future."
The Chicken segment had an operating income of $153 million, up sharply from $28 million during the same quarter of the previous year. Sales for the segment were $2,902 million, up 4 percent from $2,800 million during the same quarter of the previous year.
The Beef segment had an operating income of $71 million, down 49 percent from $140 million during the same quarter of the previous year. The segment had sales of $3,487 million, down narrowly from $3,515 million.
Operating income within the Pork segment was $69 million, down 44 percent from $124 million during the same quarter of the previous year. The segment had sales of $1,344 million, down 5 percent from $1,408 million during the same quarter of the previous year.
For the nine months ended June 30, the company as a whole sustained a 39 percent decline in income to $398 million, or $1.11 per share, which compared with income of $653 million, or $1.77 per share, in the same period a year ago.
"We're often faced with challenges in our business, but our strategy will allow us to manage through trying times for continued success," Smith said. "We are focused on growing our prepared foods, international poultry and value-added poultry businesses. We can't make it rain, but we can execute against our strategy by producing high-quality foods using innovative and cost effective processes. It's tough right now, but I'm confident we will come out of this in even better shape than we are in today."
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We paid $20 for 24 hours of internet connection. It stopped working in the morning while we were in the middle of planning our day's activities. Gave up and went to front desk where we were assured they would make it right. Found out this evening that they did nothing for us. Claimed they called the provider and it was working. Neither my laptop or my wife's tablet could connect for 1/2 hour this morning before we quit trying and left for the day. They LIE, and they don't care. You'd be better sleeping on a park bench than at this DUMP.
The lobby is always smoke filled from "club": that shares entrance.
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Madison County resident David Dallmeyer, a retired professor of geology from the University of Georgia, has stood near the lava flow of the active Hawaiian volcano Kilauea many times.
"It's the world's most active volcano. It's been erupting continuously since 1983 and it's something to see," Dallmeyer said.
January is Hawaii's fourth annual Volcano Awareness Month, but volcano awareness has also been taking place in Madison County, where Dallmeyer and Madison County Library Manager Susie DeGrasse have put together a month-long educational program on volcanos.
During the recent holidays, students with the Madison County High FFA Chapter packaged more than 700 cans of food they collected for the Madison County Food Bank. "This is just our small way of helping others and teaches our students to serve others," said FFA Advisor Trisha Lastly. The chapter collects can tabs throughout the school year for the Ronald McDonald House in Atlanta to help children with cancer. The students are also packaging boxes of items to send to U.S. soldiers overseas.
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G3 Winner San Pablo Retired to Rockridge Stud
Grade III winner San Pablo has been retired and will join the Rockridge Stud roster in Hudson, NY for 2014, it was announced Dec. 22.
Grade III winner San Pablo has been retired and will join the Rockridge Stud roster in Hudson, NY for 2014, it was announced Dec. 22.
Chris Baker has accepted the position of chief operating officer at Three Chimneys Farm, the Thoroughbred operation near Lexington announced Dec. 21.
Photographer Chad Harmon, who won the WinStar StableMates Saratoga Challenge, shares photos from his visit to WinStar Farm on December 20, 2013. View Slideshow
Grade I winner Monba was represented by his first winner as a stallion when Percy Jackson won the the third race at Penn National Race Course Dec. 20.
City Wolf, a half brother to top North American sires Ghostzapper and City Zip, has joined the rapidly-growing stallion roster at Pleasant Acres Stallions in Morriston, Fla., near Ocala, Joe and Helen Barbazon announced.
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Few Japanese runners in international competition have been more impressive than Lord Kanaloa, who won 13 of 19 starts overall.
Multiple graded stakes winner Mission Approved, winner of the 2011 Woodford Reserve Manhattan Handicap (gr. IT), has retired from racing.
Dean Trennepohl and Dan Hanlin have acquired Storms Eye and Europe to stand at their Bare Foot Farms near Bennington, Ind.
Becky Thomas and Joe McMahon announced that multiple graded stakes winner Forty Tales will stand at Sequel Stallions near Hudson, N.Y. His 2014 fee will be $6,500 stands and nurses.
Paced by Novellist, Christoph Berglar has won the third annual John Deere Award as outstanding breeder of the 2013 Breeders' Cup Challenge Series and Breeders' Cup World Championships.
Grade III winner Keep Up will retire from racing and begin his stud career at Mill Ridge near Lexington. He will stand for $5,000 live foal stands and nurses.
Turkish bloodstock agent Tarik Tekce has purchased multiple graded stakes winner Zanjero on behalf of local owner/breeder Serdar Kemal Ozcolak.
After Market, a 10-year-old son of Storm Cat, has been purchased by the partnership of Hakan Yuceturk and Hakan Sabri Ozcan of Instanbul, Turkey.
Shy's Aly, the only foal in the first crop of Florida-based stallion Too Shy Will Fly, rallied from last early to post a 7 1/2-length victory in a maiden special weight race Friday, Dec. 13, at Calder Casino & Race Course.
Recently retired three-time grade I winner Flat Out will enter stud for 2014 at B. Wayne Hughes' Spendthrift Farm in Lexington. He will participate in Spendthrift's Share The Upside program and stand for a fee of $10,000.
As a son of A.P. Indy, Honor Code should have no problems with stamina, nor is there much concern as to whether he will train on at 3.
Front Cover Dream rallied from seventh to win the sixth race Dec. 12 at Aqueduct, delivering the first win for New York-based sire Tippity Tap while providing massive payouts for longshot bettors.
Lentenor, a stakes-winning full brother to 2006 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) winner Barbaro, will stand the 2014 breeding season at Indiana Stallion Station near Anderson, Ind., for a fee of $2,000.
Dual stakes winner Gig Harbor will begin his initial season at stud in 2014 at Ellen Jackson's Victory Rose Thoroughbreds near Vacaville, Calif. He will stand for $1,500 live foal as the property of Daniel O'Neill.
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Grade II winner Kettle Corn has been retired from racing because of a ligament injury and will enter stud for the 2014 season at Fair Winds Farm near Waynesville, Ohio.
Daughter of Naskra won four grade I stakes and produced two graded stakes winners.
Three-time grade I winner Flat Out has been retired, owner Art Preston confirmed. Stallion plans are pending.
Millionaire and multiple grade I winner Richard's Kid (Lemon Drop Kid--Tough Broad, by Broad Brush) has been retired to Magali Farms in Santa Ynez, Calif., where he will stand the 2014 season for $4,500.
Rise Up took Rockport Harbor to the head of the juvenile sire standings with his dominating victory in the Delta Downs Jackpot.
Multiple grade I winner and millionaire General Quarters (Sky Mesa -- Ecology, by Unbridled's Song) will stand at Pope McLean's Crestwood Farm near Lexington. His 2014 fee will be $5,000 stands and nurses.
Breeding seasons to more than 140 stallions from 20 states will be up for bid in an online auction for the ITBOA Stallion Stakes Dec. 7-14.
In response to widespread media speculation Juddmonte Group chief executive Douglas Erskine-Crum issued a statement Dec. 4 saying Prince Khalid Abdullah's worldwide racing and breeding operation is not for sale.
Our Entourage, a son of champion producing sire Street Cry, will retire to stud duty at Randy Funkhouser's O'Sullivan Farms near Charlestown, W.V.
Romain Malhouitre, a former manager with Dixiana and Woods Edge farms, has been named vice president and general manager of Runnymede Farm Inc., effective immediately.
Grade II winner Big Band Sound has been retired from racing and will stand the 2014 season at Gulf Coast Equine in Sunset, La. He will stand his first season at Ray and Anna Paul's Gulf Coast Equine for $2,500.
Millennium Farms today announced 2014 stud fees for its four stallions, including grade I winner Swagger Jack. All fees are payable when the foal stands and nurses.
Equibase Company has introduced leaders' lists that can be filtered through a variety of categorical sorts in the Stats Central section on equibase.com.
The Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society-Ontario Division has cataloged 97 offerings for its inaugural online winter mixed sale that began Nov. 25 and continues to Dec. 9.
Grade II winner Exhi and Irish group victor Nephrite have been added to the stallion roster of Park Stud in Orangeville, Ontario, owners Michael and Laurel Byrne announced Nov. 30.
Point of Entry is now off to stud, but the Phipps family may already have his replacement for next season's major turf distance events in Imagining.
Freshman sire Talent Search and new sire Doubles Partner will join the stallion roster at Glenn and Becky Brok's Diamond B Farm in Mohrsville, Pa.
Grade I winner Swagger Jack has been retired from racing and will stand at Millennium Farms in Kentucky in 2014 as part of a partnership, farm owner Ro Parra said Nov. 25.
Hoorayforhollwood, a stakes-placed son of Storm Cat, will stand his first season at stud in 2014 at Milky Way Farm in Temecula, California.
Brereton C. Jones' homebred 2012 Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) winner Believe You Can has been retired, trainer Larry Jones confirmed Nov. 22.
Eclipse Award champion and Breeders' Cup Sprint (gr. I) winner Big Drama heads HallMarc Stallion's 2014 roster.
Bernardini's first Australian crop has produced not only multiple group I winner Boban, but also four-time group scorer Toydini and stakes winners Meidung and Solemn.
Hartley/de Renzo Thoroughbreds near Ocala, Fla., announced the addition of Rattlesnake Bridge, Doctor Chit, and Archwarrior, to their stallion roster for 2014.
Northwest Stud near Ocala, Fl. has announced its stud fees for the 2014 breeding season, including the latest stallion to join its rapidly-growing roster, grade I winner Turbo Compressor.
Mike Heitzmann, a lifelong horseman and former stallion handler at Vinery, has re-united with former employer Ben Walden where he has been named stallion manager at Pauls Mill near Versailles, Ky.
Mr. Mabee, a stakes-winning son of Storm Cat -- Young Flyer, by Flying Paster, will stand the 2014 season at Robin Murphy's Poplar Creek Horse Ranch near Bethel, Ohio. His fee will be $1,500.
Joe and Helen Barbazon announced the arrival of four additional stallions at their newly formed Pleasant Acres Stallions near Morriston, Fl., along with the 2014 stud fees for the roster, which now numbers six.
Pulpit's grade I-winning son Power Broker has been retired from racing and will stand at John Sikura's Hill 'n' Dale Farms near Lexington, for a 2014 fee of $10,000 live foal.
Heavy Breathing, the full brother to grade I winner and sire Frost Giant, will stand his initial season in 2014 for a fee of $2,500 at Dutchess Views Farm in Pine Plains, N.Y.


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Ricky Yiu is a famous racehorse trainer in Hong Kong. Born in 1957, he is the first Chinese trainer to have won at Group One level on foreign soil, taking out the Sprinters Stakes in Japan with Ultra Fantasy and the KrisFlyer Sprint in Singapore with Sacred Kingdom.
First win does little to win over trainer and jockeySunday, 23 December, 2012, 3:43am
It took nearly one year, 20 runs and a drop of 32 ratings points for Romantic City to become competitive again, but now that the bold front-runner has reclaimed some semblance of his best form, the six-year-old can make it back-to-back wins in the anchor leg of tomorrow night's Triple Trio at Happy Valley.27 Nov 2012 - 1:54am
We hope it doesn't come down to blows between trainer Ricky Yiu Poon-fai and martial arts star owner Sammo Hung Kam-po over three-year-old Amber Sky's immediate path because that would all be one-way traffic.7 Nov 2012 - 3:38am
Ricky Yiu Poon-fai promised not to rush exciting youngster Amber Sky after the boom three-year-old reclaimed his status as a rising sprint star with another dominant straight-track victory.5 Nov 2012 - 4:33am
Matsukaze can deliver as a banker in the anchor leg of Sunday's Triple Trio at Sha Tin and the likely front-runner represents apprentice Dicky Lui Cheuk-yin's best chance of a maiden win in his short career.12 Oct 2012 - 3:01am
Ricky Yiu Poon-fai is adamant Legendary Dragon can transfer his best form to Sha Tin after the tenacious galloper bulldozed his way to another Happy Valley victory, on a night when it paid to find the front and rookie jockey Richard Fourie won on his first ride at the city circuit.14 Sep 2012 - 3:01pm
Ricky Yiu Poon-fai says he will cautiously ease his new apprentice Dicky Lui Cheuk-yin into the hypercompetitive cauldron of Hong Kong racing, promising to protect the fresh-faced newcomer from the pressure and expectation of being the only 10-p6 Sep 2012 - 4:17am
Trainer Ricky Yiu Poon-fai had an all-round good day out at Sha Tin to match the all-round good season he has enjoyed, despite farewelling his champion sprinter Sacred Kingdom.16 Jul 2012 - 12:00am
The benefit of a run has never been in doubt and Willie Pike took all the improvement he needed to win on Deep Thinker for Ricky Yiu Poon-fai after being narrowly beaten on him last start. Super Caga nudged out Deep Thinker last time after Deep Thinker had sprinted quickly to him and looked all over a winner, but a better draw and that experience and Pike was able to turn the tables.9 Jul 2012 - 12:00am
Terry Wong Chi-wai helped bring about a nice piece of symmetry as he rode his 100th winner on a 100-1 shot, Bespoke Master rattling home in a Class Four.9 Jul 2012 - 12:00am
Mark du Plessis is reluctant to attach the 'best' tag to horses, as in 'best I have ridden', but couldn't help himself when it came to Amber Sky after Ricky Yiu Poon-fai's exceptional juvenile talent gave rivals another galloping lesson yesterday.25 Jun 2012 - 12:00am
Ricky Yiu Poon-fai's double kicked off with Happy Champion, who drew a good barrier for the first time in and that helped him see off promising newcomer, Holyangleholy, in the third. In six previous runs, Happy Champion (Alex Lai Hoi-wing) had drawn low once - up the straight course where it is a disadvantage - but he relished a softer run yesterday.28 May 2012 - 12:00am
Trainer Ricky Yiu Poon-fai made the call early that Legendary Dragon would be a Happy Valley horse and the lightly raced gelding returns there with a great chance to win the Hong Kong Exchanges Challenge Cup (1,200m) today.15 Apr 2012 - 12:00am
Ricky Yiu Poon-fai's Polymer Win delivered the biggest blow-out when he scored at whopping odds of 135-1, the longest-priced winner of the season contributing to some monster exotic dividends. Polymer Win (Alex Lai Hoi-wing) joined Caspar Fownes-trained pair Victory Mascot and Windicator Power as the only 100-1 winners. The first three favourites all failed.19 Mar 2012 - 12:00am
Derek Cruz continued his purple patch of form with a race-to-race double at Happy Valley last night, getting the most out of ageing campaigner My Home Town and producing course specialist Flying Colours for another thrilling win at big odds, the sprinter's third success at the city track this term.9 Feb 2012 - 12:00am


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