Across The Board Kentucky Derby Racing Game Players: 2–20 | Similar to many other games in this list, this game is played with cards and dice, but on an oval maple veneer game board and with p ...

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Umamusume: Pretty Derby’ is proving a big hit on Steam, with players becoming enamored with their Horse Girl racers—but what ...

Belmont Park’s 2010 fall meet saw increases in all-sources handle, on-track handle, and attendance, with totals and daily averages up from last year. With two more live racing days in 2010 (35 ...

Horse Racing: America's Most Dangerous Game? Two reporters for The New York Times detail their monthslong investigation of America's racetracks. Since 2009, more than 6,600 horses have broken down ...

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Out in the neon-painted desert of Las Vegas, if you know where to look, you can find an old, 1980s electromechanical horse racing game called Sigma Derby. In this group game, you and several drunk … ...

Reflecting on the year just gone by, 2005 wasn’t very kind to the sport of horse racing with few bright spots. There were exceptions — Afleet Alex’s Preakness, trainer Todd Pletch… ...

Across the Board started small but is now producing 20 different wooden board games. Skip Navigation. ... “We are now the official horse racing game of the Kentucky Derby.

You can also bet the horse "across the board," meaning you have him to win, place and show — which is a $6 bet on a $2 base bet. And if your horse finishes third or better, you’ll collect.