Kathy Neilson records milestone win
Monday, 19 April 2021
Pennsylvania-based trainer Kathy Neilson recorded her 200th career win on Saturday when Awesome Adrian captured the Benjamin H. Murray Memorial timber allowance at the Grand National Races in Butler, Md. Kathy, an accomplished jockey who cut her training teeth working for Hall of Famer Jonathan Sheppard from 1991 to 1997, saddled several horses on her
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Grand National photo recap
Le Chevalier captured the second leg of the Maryland timber triple, Kathy Neilson trained her 200th career winner, and jockey Eddie Keating took two of the three races on the card. Tod Marks has the photo highlights.
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Grand National recap: Le Chevalier turns back time; Kathy Neilson reaches milestone
Talk about a throwback feeling. On Saturday at the Grand National Races in the heart of Maryland timber racing country, it seemed as if it was 2016, 2018, or even 2019. After last year’s event was cancelled due to Covid, fans were allowed to attend the races in Butler at 50 percent capacity, and the... - 04/19/2021in Home Page Featured, News
Kathy Neilson records milestone win
Pennsylvania-based trainer Kathy Neilson recorded her 200th career win on Saturday when Awesome Adrian captured the Benjamin H. Murray Memorial timber allowance at the Grand National Races in Butler, Md. Kathy, an accomplished jockey who cut her training teeth working for Hall of Famer Jonathan Sheppard from 1991 to 1997, saddled several horses on ... - 04/16/2021in News
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Official Photographer of the NSA: Tod Marks
