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Horse Friends — $14.99

Sunday Silence — $19.95
But now, on an even keel and with the lights on the winning line giving him a target, he was finding it. Out of the Florida night came Sunday Silence and McCarron with a clear advantage, but Easy Goer was gaining hand over fist and Day was doing all he knew to narrow the gap. In the final furlong Easy Goer was closing with every stride, but Sunday Silence had the call and he wasn't in the mood to surrender. He summoned extra reserves...

Man O' War Hat — $19.95

200 chip Poker Set — $125.00

Monterey Jazz — $14.95

What's Your Number Shirt — $16.95

The Cliff's Edge" — $19.95
“The Cliff's Edge in all probability suffered his injury – a condylar fracture of the right, front ankle – on the far turn or shortly after turning for home. The sight of him pinning his ears and digging in determinedly the length of the stretch to be beaten less than two lengths will be more everlasting than any of his victories. "Cliff" has been a hard-luck horse all year, but he never knew what ...

The Cliff's Edge Hat — $19.95

Silver Charm Hat — $19.95

Secretariat 1973 Triple Crown Winner — $21.95
In the Preakness, Secretariat again began in last place, but was close to the rear of the pack, not far back. He passed the grandstand the first time still trailing. Then, far before Turcotte planned to urge him forward, Secretariat made up his own mind that the time had come to take the lead. He lunged forward with a mighty leap and burst past the others. He soared up the outside of the pack and assumed the...

Dangling Horse Charm Bracelet — $19.99

War Pass Hat — $19.95

Roses In May Hat — $15.95

Kittens Joy Price — $15.99
Anyone who witnessed former European Magistretti's spectacular stretch run in the Man o'War (gr. I) had to be awestruck when Kitten's Joy turned on the afterburners and inhaled him in the blink of an eye in the Joe Hirsch Turf Classic (gr. IT). And it was no optical illusion, as evidenced by his final quarter in under :22 2/5… And remember, when Kitten's Joy put...

Cactus Ridge hat — $15.95

Giant's Causeway — $19.95
In his racing days, Giant’s Causeway was called the Iron Horse, and for good reason. During his three year-old season in 2000 he rolled through most of Europe’s legendary races, winning five group one’s including the Juddmonte International, St. James Palace and Irish Champion. In all, he won five group one races and was named Champion Three Year-Old Colt in two...

Danehill Hat — $19.95
At 3: Won 3 races, over 6f. to 7f., namely European Free Handicap, Gr.3 Cork & Orrery Sakes and Gr.1 Ladbroke Sprint Cup. Also 3rd in 2,000 Guineas. Timeform 126.

Rocky Black Hat — $9.99

Roses In May" — $19.95
Weichong Marwing sent Mike De Kock's Yard-Arm into an early lead with Saudi Arabia's Chiquitin for company and the eventual winner not far away while racing on the outside. As the race developed down the backside, John Velazquez confidently pushed Roses in May past Chiquitin, who soon cried enough and took the fight to Yard-Arm. Japan's Adjudi Mitsuo loomed briefly...

Horse Wind Chimes — $22.99

Ken McPeek Hat — $15.95

General Quarters Hat — $9.99

Pollard's Vision Hat — $9.95

Charitable Man | Belmont Stakes contender | Horse Racing — $19.95
Charitable Man was thought to be one of the top juveniles in the nation in 2008 after his one-length Futurity win, but just two weeks after that race he was diagnosed with the saucer fracture that required surgery. The colt was sent to Florida for the winter and because McLaughlin was so impressed with his speedy recovery, he entered him in the April 11 Toyota Blue Grass Stakes (gr. I) at Keeneland, where he finished seventh. McLaughlin said the colt did...

Xtra Heat — $19.95
The seven-furlong heat figured to be a battle between Xtra Heat and Carson Hollow. But after Carson Hollow, with Kent Desormeaux riding, dueled for the early lead in an opening quarter-mile of :22 4/5, Xtra Heat was able to fight her way to the front through a half-mile in :45 2/5 and cleared off to establish a commanding lead in the stretch. Jockey Rick Wilson eased...

(Winchell Thoroughbreds) on back — $19.95
Tapit burst on the national scene with his runaway win in the G3 Laurel Futurity in November of 2003. It was only his second career start, and his first going two turns, yet he rolled through the stretch like a runaway train. Minor physical issues compromised Tapit’s training throughout the spring of 2004. But guided by his masterful trainer ...

Any Given Saturday Hat — $17.95

Golden Trifecta Art — $600.00

Summer Doldrums - Kentucky Derby Contender SUMMER DOLDRUMS — $19.95
Summer Doldrums, trained by Rick Violette and owned by Klaravich Stables and William H,. Lawrence, has won three of his last four starts, including an impressive 5 1/4-length romp in the Whirlaway Stakes Feb. 10. In his prior start, he crushed an allowance field by 8 1/2 lengths. After having been ridden by six different jockeys in six career starts, he finally will get to see a familiar face on his back, as Mike Luzzi gets the return call on the son of Street...

Dunkirk Hat — $19.95

Proud Spell Hat — $19.95

Horse Clipboard — $16.99

Farda Amiga Hat — $9.95

Chilukki Art — $600.00

Macho Uno | Adena Springs | 2000 Breeders Cup Juvenile Winner — $19.95
Multiple Grade I winner at 2 - Graded stakes winner and Breeders’ Cup competitor every year he raced

Sky Mesa Hat — $9.95

Touch Gold hat — $17.95

Horse Purse Plush — $22.95

Musket Man Hat — $9.99

St. Averil Hat — $19.95

Barbaro Beanie Baby — $7.95

Cool Coal Man Hat — $19.95

Silver Charm — $19.95
One of the five richest racehorses in North American history with earnings of $6,944,369. At 2, Silver Charm won the Del Mar Futurity. At 3, he thrilled the world winning the Kentucky Derby and Preakness narrowly missing the Triple Crown with a second place finish in the Belmont. Silver Charm went on to win the Dubai World Cup at 4 and finished his career in the money...

Golden Trifecta — $250.00

Awesome Again Hat — $19.95

Master David Hat — $19.95

Smooth Air Hat — $19.95

Laragh — $9.99

Fire Slam Hat — $6.95

Airdrie Stud Farm Hat — $9.95

War Admiral Hat — $19.95

Final Advice — $39.95

Point Given — $15.95
The Thoroughbred Corp.'s dual Classic winner, champion 3 year old, and Horse of the Year earned $3,968,500, with nine wins and three seconds in 13 career starts. At 3, his record of six wins in seven starts, six Grade I starts, earned him Horse of the Year caliber. At 2, he was nosed out for the crown (in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile), but he did win two Graded stakes...

Chris McCarron — $39.95