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WILLIS, TEXAS -- I just had to put something positive about this company on the Internet because there is so much negative and not too many people will take time out to compliment a company or its employees. I just want to say like a lot of people, I was skeptical about someone coming to my door selling magazine subscriptions. But, I took a chance on the young man that came to my door. He was very professional and courteous. I even invited him in for dinner with my family. He told me about his background and how he was changing his life for the better. And that Urban Nation was instrumental in helping him to be a productive member of society and make his own way. I felt compassion for him and that was the main reason I bought the subscriptions. He explained it would take some months before the subscriptions would arrive. The subscriptions arrived yesterday. I had forgotten about them but, not the young man that sold them. Urban Nation is doing a great service for these young people and for that reason alone, I would buy again from the next salesperson. I wish him the best of luck in his endeavors.
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WILLIS, ARIZONA -- An agent of Urban nation came down our driveway and asked us to donate money to help provide inner city, poor children with books. We gave $160. When checked online for more info, I found that they were not a charity and the paperwork they gave us was not fully completed. I send certified mail and called numerous time but never got a reply or a call back. We wanted paperwork for the tax write off but as they are not a charity, non is available.
We were cheated out of our money and who knows where it went. This company goes after kind hearted people and deceives them. I have filed a complaint with the Tucson Attorney General.
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I don't know who Urban Nation is, but I got scammed once by a kid selling mags for something or other myself .. I only lost $40 but it was a valuable lesson learned. Now, when I get people knocking on my door, I tell them to show me their credentials first and then we'll talk.
jktshff1 on 02/28/2011:
My money goes to the Shriner Hospitals. I tell anyone who asks me for a donation that.
Skye on 02/28/2011:
It's best NEVER to just hand over money to someone claiming to be a charity.
Thanks for letting other's know about them.
We give to St.Judes Children's Hospital, American Cancer Society and the Humane Society. At least we know these are reputable.
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RIP OFF. They get this shady looking salesperson to come to your door and make you think you're doing mankind a favor by helping out this thug looking character subscribing to a magazine that you don't need in the first place. I should've kicked his a** as that was my first inclination. YOU SUCK U LOW LIFE.
Anyway here it is months later and I haven't seen that dumb Kids Magazine that this crook had me subscribe to. IT WAS FOR THE KIDS U A-HOLE. I hope you're proud of yourself. They ask me everyday where's my magazine daddy. I tell them some crooked guy took our money and you're not getting it.
PLUS this jerk had the nerve to change the amount on my check. Isn't that against the law? If you feel you needed to swindle my out of my $69 then good for you, you obviously need it.
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Here's all the info I could find on this company.
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All orders are entered immediately from the time our office receives them. Most orders are received within a week of the purchase date.
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"I should've kicked his a** as that was my first inclination."
Why would you resort to violence simply based on the appearance of a door-to-door salesman? Perhaps it was not the salesman who altered your payment? Perhaps the salesman looked 'shady' because he had not worked in a while and this was the only job (and an unpleasant one too) that he could get? I hope the poster uses the contact information provided above to either get the magazine, or request a refund.
Justice67 on 04/15/2008:
I apologize for the original post. I could feel the frustration, anger and cynicism take me over as I wrote it. That having been said, I recant the comment of kicking his a**. You know that's a result of not getting product that I subscribed to. It's been 60, 90 240+ days since my "subscription" and I have learned a lesson. Whether it was him or his company, somebody broke the law by altering my check without my consent. That's serious. Honestly, out of the kindness of my heart, I opened the door to this gentleman and entertained his whole sales talk when few others in the neighborhood did. I know because I witnessed it. It's just frustration and I felt my original post was a way of venting.
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I'm with you on this. I got ripped off too, for $159. I work at a bank so I plan to see where the funds were deposited so I can trace this company. What a slick idea--what a scam. We need to get this info out in the open. I plan to follow up on this address in Texas to see where it's at. "ripped off in Honolulu"
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HONOLULU, HAWAII -- Urban Nation is definitely a scam. A man came to my door, very slick. Told me he was from the south, he had a family he was trying to support. He had come out of the ghetto and was trying to make a life for himself. He was selling magazine subscriptions. Even told me to look on the computer at their website and I called the phone #.
He wanted me to purchase over $300 worth of magazines. I ended up giving him a check for $150 for 3 magazines. Haven't seen a single magazine--he came in April 2008. It is now almost September, 2008.
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He came from the South. South of what in Hawaii? There are ghettos in the Pacific? How is it possible for anyone in such a financial condition to be able to afford the transportation to Hawaii? There should have been many red flags when he told you his story.
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LAKE JACKSON, TEXAS -- I was working out in my front yard and was approached by a young woman claiming to be selling subscriptions to magazines through a company that used the money to help black youth that were down and out, Urban Nation. We spent about 30 minutes talking about where she was from, how she had gotten here, (dropped off by a van with others doing the same thing) the fact that she had family living in Houston (my town is 60 miles from Houston) and I even told her she had the gift of salesmanship and she should apply at the place I work. She eventually wore me down (very good salesman as I said) and I ended up writing a check for $78 for 4 magazine subscriptions, with one of them being "donated" at her suggestion to a childrens place such as a school or hospital unit. This was on 2/8/07. Today is 4/9/07, and so far I have seen nothing. She told me someone from the company would be calling to verify the subscriptions were really something I ordered before they cashed the check. Of course that never happened. So, I am out $78 bucks. If anyone approaches you trying to sell magazines, just say no thanks. (unless of course you enjoy just giving your hard earned money away to people you don't know)
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I googled Urban Nation and there was nothing that came up about any organization to help down and out black youth.
You might be out $78 but your heart is in the right place, it's just too bad that we must become skeptical of charities and do our homework before donating.
Justusryan on 04/10/2007:
I would keep checking my bank if I gave some scam artists my check. Now they have your account number and routing number.
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lobo65 on 04/10/2007:
I had an attractive girl try to same thing on me. She said she was trying to earn rewards toward a prize trip from her company. I asked how is that any of my concern? She was a good salesperson, but luckily I saw through her ruse, and sent her packing.
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BROOKFIELD, WISCONSIN -- If you're reading this, you're probably wondering about the legitimacy of a company called Urban Nation. In short, DON'T GIVE THEIR DOOR-TO-DOOR SALESMAN A PENNY, UNLESS YOU ARE WILLING TO THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY.
For the longer version, here's the story...Although their office is listed in Willis, Texas, a salesman representing them came to my door in Brookfield, Wisconsin, in August, 2006 to sell his magazines. The salesman was upfront with me and told me that this was not a non-for-profit organization but was rather an organization that helps youth and adults get back on their feet by letting them sell their magazines with a large mark-up (with large portion of the mark-up going to the salesperson). After looking at the list of magazines, I purchased six months of Architectural Digest for $53. I figured, if this guy was legitimately trying to get back on his feet, why not...worthy cause.
Well, it's now the end of December 2006, and I haven't seen any magazines from Urban Nation. I've tried repeatedly to call the phone number listed on the receipt and only get an answering machine. I've left several messages, and have threatened to report them to the Better Business Bureau (BBB). I called the BBB, and found out that these guys have 20 complaints filed and unresolved in the last 36 months. So, again, if you want to donate to a worthy cause, give to your favorite charity...if you want to get suckered, give to the salesman from Urban Nation standing on your doorstep.
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Anonymous on 12/27/2006:
I never trust any salesperson that comes to my door. That's why I proudly own a "No Soliciting" sign. It's unfortunate what happened to you..ever seen the movie "Office Space"?
Sparticus on 12/27/2006:
Office Space is a timeless classic. I would wary of anything that is sold "door-to-door". Except girl scout cookies of course... ;-)
Anonymous on 12/27/2006:
Sparticus, are you aware that we have new cover sheets for the TPS reports? Did you get the memo?
shawnp80 on 12/27/2006:
Caramel Delights are the best!!!!
Anonymous on 12/27/2006:
Good evening Sir, my name is Steve. I come from a rough area. I used to be addicted to crack but now I am off it and trying to stay clean. That is why I am selling magazine subscriptions.
Anonymous on 12/27/2006:
I'd like to move us right along to an emt_c. Now we had a chance to meet this young lady, and boy that's just a straight shooter with five stars written all over her.
Sparticus on 12/27/2006:
Time to pull that DVD out tonight... =)
EEMACI - Sorry to drift off the subject... thank you for the warning about these guys...
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Big Fat Rip Off
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WILLIS, TEXAS -- This is the 3rd time that I've made the mistake of purchasing magazines door-to-door from this rip-off company. Shame on me! They use street-smart kids to make their sales, and then cash the check and a publication never comes. I'm going to complain to the Utah Division of Consumer Affairs, the Fraud Division of the State Attorney General's Office, and everywhere else that I can. Scam artists who take advantage of young kids to sell and then never any product received.
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Anonymous on 07/20/2010:
I'll leave this one up to someone else.
Anonymous on 07/20/2010:
The word that I am looking for stats with an 'S'.
Anonymous on 07/20/2010:
Kisha, can I buy a vowel?
Anonymous on 07/20/2010:
You sure may.....
GenuineNerd on 07/20/2010:
This has been an ongoing problem for years. Hucksters promoting the sale of fraudulent magazine subscriptions and other overpriced junk would send groups of teenagers or twentysomethings, often from troubled backgrounds, to solicit door to door, often violating "no solicitation" or "Green River" ordinances in the towns they visit. These promoters would lure these teens/twentysomethings via ads in alternative weekly publications, bulletin boards at supermarkets, high schools, college campuses, and other public buildings, and over the Internet, with promises of "travel", "$10-$15 hour jobs", "jeans and T-shirt jobs", etc., only to take advantage of these youngsters, mainly by telling them to go door to door to sell overpriced magazine subscriptions or other items, putting them up in low-end motels in every town they visit, and subjecting potential "customers" (or should I say, "victims") to high pressure sales tactics. Often times, these "victims" have been robbed or assaulted in their own homes by these hustlers, since they won't take "no" for an answer. Any monies collected by these "sales crews" are used for booze, drugs, and partying, instead of being sent to the magazine publishers, etc. Law enforcement nationwide have received numerous complaints about these door to door hucksters, ranging from soliciting without permits, to non-delivery of merchandise/magazines, to assault, burglary, and robbery. And the youngsters hired by these companies often have past juvenile or adult criminal records. They would also often misrepresent a local school, church, or other charity as a way of their trying to put your trust in them. All these people are are scammers. If you buy magazines from a door to door salesman, chances are you won't get any magazines. You would be better off to go directly to the magazine's publisher and subscribe directly.
Helpful on 07/21/2010:
What magazines did you order?
Anonymous on 07/21/2010:
Helpful, why does is matter what magazines the OP ordered?
Helpful on 07/21/2010:
Dryad, partial just curious; however, there are some magazines you can really get a great deal on over the internet, if you know where to look. I thought if I had the magazines the OP was interested in, I could point them to a way of still getting them without paying much of anything.
MRM on 07/21/2010:
Theres only one magazine that I love and subsribe to and that is "Maximum PC."
GenuineNerd on 07/23/2010:
There was a recent incident in the Cleveland area, where a motel clerk was raped by a youth representing a magazine sales crew.
b on 06/07/2013:
I got all my mags
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Hearth 'li»-^ot. gossip* shook their Iiea'*»lH -whew a^'wCt. wby tha* C.ouvt had no '»t 4-j*. c£ the Lord-*o&.tl*«S'> j x nfi a fortnight old anoth- Hi j'otigh,- tlie inlrabitattlB of taeni. 6«>iiow go©4'of J®u to eouffl-a -and. fesftig* eoushi §0 quickly j-auntie J&a^teU^ erwa iv fresh kearty ^'oieej, wifcb 4 jasrtod bu2k»oS_. ■v ul gar 2S or th' Co vn try.- aec-eiit j asii tuo' young lady ,-tlirecf khz arsns aj*tmnd?J£fep* IXurnfordaud ktoed. her 5" Shen !«b« turn^ to ilma7 seauHing Jierfrom b*-a*.* t^^ioo^ i Befoy« <»ht Manor'1* Mn' I er eb^-i*5'*T-' «' I Seori: UTulZISX ©S^AIB,E5H3^1!StSn CVi, '-- ^ - ~T* '*>' r-- _ *f + "fotssoiak^ FRIEDR. LANGE, PROF! I.. ASH, M. -D^ ?kjsiclaii3 SxsrgeoiEiL § Acconclieii; OEPICE IX BICKNEIili BLOCK. Mica. 11 ;M -A^D- Y /pSlakes D°B. S. CLABKE, Member Col- /.lege Physic ans and Surgeons, Ontario.; Memhei*' Pharmaceutical College, Ontario, Ete. ' : . //Mjsickii & Aeconekeir^ &ARE? - - - MICH. /i®=.N. B.—Dr. Clarke will promptly attend to /alls, night or day, town or country. Special attention to Dir-eases of Women, and Chronic Ail- Jf/nients generally. s3tf pitac'. 9 ers5 GOOD LUNCH- ROOM {HliABB HABKESS SHOP. c. . G G F Holbrook J X- "^elch HOLBROOK. & WELCH, Are now prepared to fill promptly all ^rpers for PAINTING, GRAINING, PAPER-HANGING, KALSOMINING CHARGES REASONABLE. Orders left at Press r-.ffi.ee w*ill receive prompt attention. Aug. im JPlK^CWaCAlC. MATS.KIE©© BEAIKKBi Particular a.ttention paid to fine "Work and Lumber Harness and collar fitting. Repairing prompt- Jy done. A full line of whips, sadd'es, dusters, oils and everything usually kept in a first-class skop. "BOOTS. & SHOES. *'A. M. ERVEY, Makes the Best Boots and Shoes because he us'es only the Be'st Material. PRICES REASONABLE. eA GOOD FIT GUARANTEED. ,; COBBLIKC A SPECIALTY. £2saft Mi^ PurftJord, the r-,od 'At>'tk$ ilrari^ was • bofd,1u tbe^ifc-raSh ^£ a niece froin'»»Wo"w; where almuM." Wonders would never cease1, said the gossips.. 31'iks Durnford was first oousin to the Sabines of the Larches, who were very great people indeed, and had beeiv at Seartb Abbot since tbe time of James I* Consequently the new-comer nmst. be second cousin to tbe Sabines. The -villagers however knew nothing about her 'except her name, and Miss Durnford either knew no more or would say no more5. for she was no friend to village gossip^ and never stooped to feed it. The Doctor***-"- wife contrived to discover that the young lady whose arrival was considered so-important was coming from Canada, where her uncle held a Government appointment, and that she was sent over to ber aunt because she could not live- in the cold climate of tho Dominion; but kere even indefatigable Mrs. Framptou came to a full stop, aud could get no farther. AIL in the village knew, when, one evening in July, Miss Durnford*b carriage drove away towards tbe station, which was at Moorstown, that it had gone to fetch Miss Costello, aud all turned out •when the carriage came back, to. try to catch a glimpse of the foreigner. But the landau was closed, and nothing was visible except a portmanteau on tbe box. The carriage passed through the high iron gates, swept up the drive, and stopped before -the deep arched doorway ol an old red brick bouse with mullioned windows, and with turrets and bxit'tresses j «llma,yy bar unele had written—lier parents bad died years before—^is like neither of her parents, save that febe haW the dark ey«so£. the \Xest Country, ber father's, giit,-but only incoloff. Toil.willno% when you, see ber, aeease to© of undu© pride* in saying she is altogether" out of 4 tbe way .in. her beauty'.. American! girls : aresoften band some; "but I'dnivenot seen oiWtoe-s^arilma.;' 3Tjou- ahall judges "For the Lfesv she Is a r-agnlar-'torn-boy; aud she has .not a' notion of lovers and such uoa-sensoy & he prefess* boating, 'toboggin*- mifegj, a&H tree-oUmbiwg; she-' ig ^s* wiid as -alhottPt-^n breesej but jou will .find. b©i evil iv ber/5';. . * , -. . .,'..., 'I' Sertoli Co^t^l-o\im .Hot -overrated bSs as»«is"~s attrai'tionp,* Ii& p^ttttj lyas'isot' typeX*'howing the rafeTcoKibinatisjn 01 ■with round, traulr eyes im.% expr«**st tl tj&= disguised adinlfatioiu ^ ' - "l aiii so glad to *see,yoti,. *0ott*«ia ln '^liisp^ ing llma'a white b£tnd iu au aia|»is bro.w-sa. palm. :"*<I.sini siftre we'shall $<$% 6s^tiGim^\ ufully.- ''tJam.Sa^e/5 **Aiid .1 am tj-jaa/* said tbo CajDQ-St^im in turn inspect-!n^bei'-soiteki bttt-witla o, ga^e more*1 keenly observant w&&- -h&t es- 'actiy .admislng, 'i!*sopgk g^viug bo iauiecj- - tion of opinion^ '* ' *. - Bose 8-a'u-ljso was -not baft tlsoioe^ t-Itoiigla •' sbe'hil^ut"' have "fairly beeis .euuod go«d- . 'lodldhg. Sbeliad a •isl^ai-1 i*^Kjpi-t'Sj,-®*5*5, *vyatb a good deal. oi e«lor, -t-ali^d. b^^bt fhiue #y*t"-M,"ti«d soft bvo.wa &s.ir| but; has flgiira yxtikU a httle too robust for feea* feelgb^j a-Rtl l.^jr .arbbod browa ga^-e- be?.- c -^ur^ri&ti^ I«k>k t-feat-'IlBia 'tfiwfcbr, ^'im^'J* bcife v.-^ fair?. though not *«ery fair, eomplexicn, anything hut a ia-uin,- '■»iJg*ll' *-• ■"j,**1'*- dark *?ves and brows, and hair of a dusky gold—real golden hair—clustering all ovesr her small head, in masses of short curls, and straying over her broad %wbite fosehead. There was a world of passion awl strong feeling slumbering in tbe large bailliant eyes, which were almost black— oy.es that could weep or laugh, look thoughtful or dance with wildest fun; and bow expressive were the sweet tender lips closing lightly but firmly iaver the "white teeth I Miss Durnford balf sighed as she drew tbe girl to her and kissed her tenderly.— There was one in this place, she thought,-, who might find la belle Canadienne too lovely for his peace of mind. "Do you know, dear," said Miss Durnford, as she led the way to tbe dining-room «<you look so fragile and delicate that the people here will say you are a fairy and have no tangible existence; and I don't know what you will think • of their rosy cheeks and robust figures." "Arc they all rosy-cheeked?" asked lima. "Are my cousins Sabine?" «We don't cull them very rosy here," replied Miss Durnford, 'smiling; "but they will look like peonies beside your pale checks- You are surely made of alabaster 1" ..Am I?" said lima, shaking her bead. "But I'am really strong, auntie; only latterly Canada seemed to cold tor me." They sat down to that comfortable coun- fest was it that-she wag & pravijuciai. .-"Mainma and Janie are m tae drawing- room," proceeded Host*. "Liodaud will be home soon; or, if you like to*go down to the weir, lima—what a prett-j* name I—w<*" may find him there. Me went to Hsu." "lima won't care for Gipsy's Weir, af* ter ^Niagara," remarked Miss JUuraiordj, smiling. • i? >.-;.M :Mi*Uip* ii'.T-- v-pHy,'* said CUB BERDANS Music Store, -254 W®©-*s!wa*r*ia A-^-Go, EDetr©i1t. Cornets and Band Instrumeets of every description. Pianos and Organs at wholesale and retails- Orchestra, Band and Sheet Music; The most complete stock in Michigan. Catalogues sent free. Address O. F. 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All was quiet at Mike Mitchell's barn Sunday morning after an emotion-charged score by Camp Victory in Saturday's Grade I, $250,000 Triple Bend Handicap.
Phil D'Amato, Mitchell's longtime assistant trainer, said the Forest Camp gelding returned in fine order. According to D'Amato, Camp Victory was feeling so good that he tried to kick him. "It was a fairy tale ending," said the 35-year-old assistant. "I talked to Mike last night and he was just thrilled. He said it was supposed to be quiet time in the ICU (Intensive Care Unit), but they were going crazy and rooting. Everyone wanted to know what was going on"
Second-place finisher The Factor also came back well, according to Bob Baffert's assistant trainer Mike Marlow. "I thought he ran great,'' said Marlow. "He put away the other speed and was running strongly at the end. He came back good and sound."
Jeranimo, explosive winner of the Grade I, $300,000 Shoemaker Mile, emerged from the race "really good," according to Miguel Gonzalez, who saddled the 6-year-old in place of trainer Mike Pender, who is vacationing in Europe with his wife.
Tammy Fox, wife of trainer Dale Romans, said Little Mike, who finished third as the favorite in the Shoemaker, was fine Sunday. "He ran hard and those were two good horses who beat him," observed Fox. "He's leaving for Kentucky at 1 a.m. Tuesday morning."
A dinner/dance to benefit jockey Omar Berrio will be held after the races Sunday, July 8 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
The Turf Club event, which will be hosted by Betfair Hollywood Park, the local jockey colony and the Southern California Race Track Chaplaincy, is scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m.
Berrio, a rider on this circuit for more than 20 years, suffered his second stroke May 11. A native of Panama City, Panama who won his initial race April 13, 1990 at Santa Anita, Berrio, 43, was first stricken in 2010.
A $100 donation allows fans to enjoy a buffet dinner and meet members of the Southern California jockey community, including Rafael Bejarano, Victor Espinoza, David Flores and Joe Talamo.
For more information and to purchase tickets, call Betfair Hollywood Park's Group Events Department at 310-419-1529.
Two talented runners, John Scott and Take Control, registered impressive victories following long layoffs during the Spring/Summer meeting at Betfair Hollywood Park.
John Scott, who had been away since October, 2009, returned in April at Santa Anita and captured both his starts at the current stand. Most recently, the Bertrando gelding held off 2009 Hollywood Gold Cup winner Rail Trip June 28th under allowance conditions.
"He had a condylar fracture and had to have a pin inserted," said trainer Carla Gaines. "We took our time with him, but when he was ready to come back, he had some incidental issues and we had to turn him out again.
"I thought he was going to be a superb 3-year-old," Gaines continued. "I had Derby hopes for him."
Before he left, John Scott ran three times, closing from far back in each race. His two local victories were accomplished in pace-pressing fashion. Asked about the 5-year-old's drastic change in running styles, Gaines said, "He's still learning and I think a lot of it has to do with maturation. Also, in the (2009) Norfolk Stakes he had the outside post and was shuffled back."
Bob Baffert has done an equally masterful job with Take Control, who returned from 30 months off Saturday to win an optional claimer going away. One would be hard-pressed to come up with a better pedigree than Take Control, who is by a champion (A.P. Indy) out of a champion (Azeri). If he stays sound, he could make some serious noise later in the year.
Though Rafael Bejarano's streak of 18 consecutive days of riding at least one winner came to an end Friday, he continues to dominate the jockey standings. Bejarano picked up his 58th victory of the Spring/Summer meeting Saturday aboard Take Control. Entering Sunday, the Peruvian-born rider leads Joe Talamo 58-36.
Talamo doubled Saturday, including a heart-warming victory astride Camp Victory in the Grade I Triple Bend Handicap for Mike Mitchell, who underwent brain surgery Friday. Talamo tweeted the following message following the race: "So happy to win for Mike Mitchell today. This will definitely be one of my most memorable GI wins. Congratulations to all the connections."
It didn't take long for Joel Rosario to get a foothold at Belmont Park, where he began riding regularly Wednesday. The native of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic won a pair Friday with Almost an Angel at $3.90 and Mizzen Donald, trained by Bob Hess, at $25.20. Rosario came right back Saturday to capture the Grade II Dwyer with Teeth of the Dog for trainer Michael Matz.
Attempting to fill the void left by Rosario will be Aaron Gryder, second to Russell Baze at the Golden Gate Fields meeting which ended June 17th, and Corey Nakatani, a mainstay in the Southern California riding colony before relocating to the East Coast a couple of years ago. Gryder is scheduled to begin riding at Betfair Hollywood Park the week of July 4th, while Nakatani, who will be represented by Brian Beach, will be accepting mounts a week later.
David Flores will be at Monmouth Park July 7th to ride Slim Shadey in the Grade I, $500,000 United Nations Stakes for Simon Callaghan, according to agent Craig O'Brian.
The 4-year-old son of Val Royal was second to Acclamation in the Grade I, $250,000 Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap June 9 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
CLOSING STRIDES— Betfair Hollywood Park will begin a five-day racing week Wednesday with a special 4th of July program. The feature race is the Grade II $150,000 Swaps Stakes for 3-year-olds at 1 1-8 miles on Cushion Track. Leading contenders are Bob Baffert -trained Liaison, winner of the Grade I CashCall Futurity in 2011, and the Jerry Hollendorfer duo of Nonios and Rousing Sermon. Post time is 1 p.m. Veterans and active duty personnel – with military identification – will receive free general admission and all patrons will be offered a free box seat upgrade…… John Sadler confirmed Kettle Corn a starter in Saturday's Grade I, $500,000 Hollywood Gold Cup, a Breeders' Cup Challenge "Win and You're In'' race. An interesting side note is Gladding, also nominated to the Gold Cup by Sadler. The Wild Again gelding is entered in Sunday's Alamedan Handicap at Pleasanton, but the trainer left open the possibility of running the 5-year-old back in the Gold Cup a week later. Gladding's front-running style could serve to soften up likely favorite Game On Dude while helping Kettle Corn's stretch bid. In addition to Californian hero Game On Dude, Baffert likely will run multiple Grade I winner Richard's Kid, who would be ridden by Rafael Bejarano ……… Joel Rosario will return to Betfair Hollywood Park Saturday, July 14th to ride Team Valor and Robert V. La Penta's Angegreen in the Grade I, $350,000 American Oaks. The Italian bred was runnerup in the prestigious Italian Oaks. Other possible European imports for the American Oaks are Bugie d'Amore, fifth last out in the Grade I Coronation Stakes at Ascot, Prince A A Faisal's Nayarra, second in a Grade III at Newmarket, and Miss Cato, second in her debut in the Ballymacoll Stakes at Newbury….. John Harris will be presented the ninth annual Laffit Pincay, Jr. Award during the Hollywood Gold Cup Program July 7th. Pincay, a member of racing's Hall of Fame since 1975, will make the presentation between the fifth and sixth races. The Pincay Award is presented yearly to someone who has served the spot with integrity, extraordinary dedication, determination and distinction.
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