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Daywatch: Riding to the rescue of retired racehorses (opens the original)
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Horse racing makes Heidi Sheridan nervous, worrying whether the animals will get hurt. But now Sheridan is taking lessons and learning to ride a former racing thoroughbred, not for business, but for pleasure. “I never in a million years thought I would own a horse,” Sheridan said. “My husband wasn’t a big fan, but he showed up in my driveway with a ‘96 Mustang, so I said, ‘I’m going to get my own horse.’” As she spoke, her horse, Finley, a bay-colored gelding that won more than $50,000 in his ra
After closing of Hawthorne, programs like Galloping Out ride to the rescue of retired racehorses (opens the original)
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Horse racing makes Heidi Sheridan nervous, worrying whether the animals will get hurt. But now Sheridan is taking lessons and learning to ride a former racing thoroughbred, not for business, but for pleasure. “I never in a million years thought I would own a horse,” Sheridan said. “My husband wasn’t a big fan, but he showed up in my driveway with a ‘96 Mustang, so I said, ‘I’m going to get my own horse.’” As she spoke, her horse, Finley, a bay-colored gelding that won more than $50,000 in his ra
Daywatch: Restoration plans for Douglass Park after Riot Fest (opens the original)
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All the punk rage in the world couldn’t stop a deluge of rain that turned Riot Fest into a mud-pocalypse over the weekend — but organizers say they are already working to repair the damage done to Douglass Park. The three-day music fest, known for its eclectic mix of punk, metal, rap and, this year, mariachi, was drenched with the most rain to fall on Chicago in a two-day period in September since 2019, weather officials said yesterday. Douglass Park turned into a quagmire, as the grounds were s
Soaked Riot Fest forces restoration plans for swampy Douglass Park (opens the original)
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All the punk rage in the world couldn’t stop a deluge of rain that turned Riot Fest into a mud-pocalypse over the weekend — but organizers say they are already working to repair the damage done to Douglass Park. The three-day music fest, known for its eclectic mix of punk, metal, rap and, this year, mariachi, was drenched with the most rain to fall on Chicago in a two-day period in September since 2019, weather officials said Monday. Riot Fest closes with mud diving, William Shatner and an incan
Judge rules Pistakee Yacht Club may keep boats on its property despite Johnsburg crackdown (opens the original)
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A sailing club whose members said its future hinged on a long-running legal battle may continue storing boats on its property in the Chain o’ Lakes, a judge ruled, despite the village of Johnsburg’s recent efforts to block it. Members of the 128-year-old Pistakee Yacht Club are allowed to store their boats and trailers during the boating season, and may build boat storage facilities on its backlot, McHenry County Judge Kevin Costello ruled. The judge denied the village’s request for retroactive
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