The Carolina Cup March 29 donned cold and grey in Camden, SC this year. With 5 horses running in back to back races, it promised to be a busy day. Bullawayo started the day off in the Training flat race. With visiting Irishman... more > (1)
2008 Little Everglades Steeplechase We took 2 horses down to the Little Everglades Steeplechase, this year running as a non-sanctioned meet, Rainbows for Luck and Swimming River, and came home with two second place finishes. This was the first meet of the season for... more > (0)
Swimming River Wins Again Stepping up a class, Swimming River handles the new competition with ease, once again leading wire to wire in the Strawberry Hill feature hurdle with Paddy Young aboard. This was River's second win of the season, and his first attempt... more > (64)
Across the Sky Wins at Aiken Across the Sky wins the maiden claiming hurdle at Aiken March 24, 2007. After a dissapointing 8th place finish in Florida earlier in the month, Across the Sky comes back with a resounding win, leading at one point by 15... more > (0)
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Stepping up a class, Swimming River handles the new competition with ease, once again leading wire to wire in the Strawberry Hill feature hurdle with Paddy Young aboard. This was River's second win of the season, and his first attempt at this division.
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Across the Sky wins the maiden claiming hurdle at Aiken March 24, 2007. After a dissapointing 8th place finish in Florida earlier in the month, Across the Sky comes back with a resounding win, leading at one point by 15 lengths, and finishing with jockey Robbie Walsh aboard 7 1/2 lengths in front of the field.
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Swimming River started the 2007 season off with a bang, breaking his maiden at Little Everglades in the $15,000 George Sloan Memorial maiden hurdle. The 5 yr. old bay gelding came to Paul in 2006, as a flat horse who did not like the starting gate. On the recommendation of Ned Allard, John and Monica Ryan contacted Paul about turning River into a jump horse. River ran a couple of races over fences in 2006 but was very green. This year he returns as a much more mature and focused horse, leading wire to wire and fending off all challengers.
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