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HOT JOBS IN EVANSVILLE

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Front Desk Coordinator/Receptionist
Shepherd Insurance – Evansville, IN
Willing to obtain Property and Casualty license. Receive all in-coming telephone calls to the Agency and refer call to the proper person or voicemail….
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Package Handler- Warehouse
FedEx Ground Warehouse 293 reviews – Evansville, IN
PHs operating switching equipment must have a valid driver’s license and maintain a Department of Transportation (DOT) file….
Jun 22
Administrative Assistant
ACT Resources – Evansville, IN
Valid drivers license. Required license or certification:. Fielding telephone calls. Develop and maintain a filing system….
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Program Coordinator
ECHO Housing Corporation – Evansville, IN
$35,000 a year
Bachelor’s Degree in social work, public administration, business, or a related field required. 2-5 years of experience in social work, public administration,…
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Clinic Assistant / St.Vincent Evansville / Sleep Center / FT Days
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Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse credentialed from the Indiana Board of Nursing obtained prior to hire date or job transfer date….
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Running automatic screen printing press folding, counting and boxing apparel. high energy, fun, fast pace environment Job Type: Full-time Job Location: *
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Front Desk Receptionist
Hilton Garden Inn 6,852 reviews – Evansville, IN
$10 an hour
Practices professional telephone etiquette while answering within three rings, using the appropriate greeting and transfer.*….
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Retail Store Manager
Vivint 498 reviews – Evansville, IN
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You’ll learn how to mentor, train, develop, manage and promote a staff of your own. Think seeing and talking to people in your home and at your front door when…
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SABIC 82 reviews – Mount Vernon, IN
Please, no phone calls or emails to any employee of SABIC about this opening. Operating in the Americas since 1987, SABIC employs over 5,000 people and operates…
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Basic knowledge in framing, Electric and Dry Wall. A team spirit is a must. Spanish and English spoken. Salary: $10.00 to $15.00 /hour Required language: *…
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Plant Manager
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ILPEA Industries, Inc., a leading supplier of plastic, vinyl, and rubber extruded components for the appliance and construction industries, has an immediate…
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Help Wanted
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Students pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science, Information Technology, MIS, Mathematics, Physics, Marketing, Business, or…
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PC Deployment Technician
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Entry level to 1 year of experience in the field or in a related area. Currently we need 2 qualified Deployment Technician to reimage workstations from Windows…
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Clinic Assistant / St.Vincent Medical Group / Rheumatology / FT Days
St. Mary’s Health System, IN – Evansville, IN
Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse credentialed from the Indiana Board of Nursing obtained prior to hire date or job transfer date….
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RETAIL DATA COLLECTION ASSOCIATE
CROSSMARK 1,874 reviews – Evansville, IN
Must have reliable transportation, valid driver’s license, and auto insurance. Must keep driver’s license and insurance information current….
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AstraZeneca 1,034 reviews – Mount Vernon, IN
Is to develop and maintain a regional learning and development strategy, ensure effective utilization of learning management tools and systems, provide a link…
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Torrid 383 reviews – Evansville, IN
Takes responsibility for own performance and consistently meets commitments. Able to use store equipment including cash registers, sensors, cutters, scissors,…
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Help Wanted
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Terminix 734 reviews – Evansville, IN
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Check into Cash 388 reviews – Evansville, IN
Valid Driver’s License. This position involves sales and service desk activities as well as performing marketing functions….
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Cancer/Tumor Registrar / St.Vincent Evansville / PRN Days
St. Mary’s Health System, IN – Evansville, IN
Prepares and electronically submits required reporting information to the state cancer database. Certified Registrar specializing in Tumors obtained prior to…
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Terminal Manager / Dispatcher
Trans Truck – Evansville, IN
Knowledge of driver E-Logs to effectively manage the daily work load. We are looking for candidates that have dispatch experience with semi tractors, trailers,…
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Food Service Worker-Joshua Academy
Aramark 8,552 reviews – Evansville, IN
Skillfully use hand tools or machines needed for your work. ARMK) is in the customer service business across food, facilities and uniforms, wherever people work…
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SS&C Technologies 46 reviews – Evansville, IN
In Computer Science/related field or equivalent technical training and work experience. We appreciate the contributions of our 8,000 employees around the world…
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Kitchen Leader/ Restaurant Team Member
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Front Counter Cashier/ Server*. In addition to working directly for an independent operator,Team Members gain life experience that goes far beyond just serving…
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Veteran Navigator
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Jun 22

Southern District To Block E-Filing By Lawyers Not In Good Standing

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Southern District To Block E-Filing By Lawyers Not In Good Standing

IL for www.theindianalawyer.com

Lawyers not in good standing with the federal bar for the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana will be blocked from electronic filing under rule changes taking effect July 1. A separate new rule aims to protect cooperating defendants who plead guilty.

An amendment to Local Rule 5-3 adds a Section (f) that says only members of the bar in good standing may use the Electronic Case Files system. “Upon receipt of a court order subjecting an attorney to suspension or disbarment, or notice that the attorney’s license to practice law is inactive, the clerk will suspend the attorney’s ECF rights, pending the attorney’s reinstatement to active, good standing status,” the new rule reads.
An added Section (g) under this rule also restricts unrepresented litigants from e-filing unless authorized by court order.

The rule amendments also add new procedures for filing information under seal with a cooperating defendant’s petition to plead guilty in a criminal case. In such cases, counsel for the defendant must file under seal a motion to exclude cooperator information which specifically references the presentence investigation report. The new rule is added as Section (b) under Local Criminal Rule 13-1.

In a footnote to the criminal rule amendments, the court observes they are “in part, based on the actions of the Committee on Court Administration and Case Management of the Judicial Conference of the United States, which is examining means to control the use of court documents to identify, threaten, and harm cooperators.”

“If the defendant is potentially eligible for relief from a mandatory minimum sentence, by way of the ‘Safety Valve’ provision of 18 U.S.C. § 3553(f) (United States Sentencing Guidelines (“U.S.S.G.) § 5C1.2(a)(1)-(5)), counsel may also request, in the same motion, that narrative concerning the Defendant’s qualification for the Safety Valve reduction be excluded from the PSR, and request that only a reference to U.S.S.G. § 2D1.1(b)(17) be made (in order to accurately calculate the sentencing guideline range). … In the event of a guilty verdict, defense counsel will have 14 days within which to file the Motion to Exclude Cooperator Information, and Safety Valve narrative, from the presentence report,” the new section reads.

“If a motion to exclude cooperation information is granted, information regarding cooperation will be kept confidential and excluded from the presentence report,” an amendment to Local Criminal Rule 13-1(d) reads.

 

 

Vanderburgh County Recent booking Records

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Otters split doubleheader, take series against Freedom

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The Evansville Otters beat the Florence Freedom 2-0 in game one of a Saturday doubleheader before falling 8-5 in game two in front of 1,572.
In game one, Max Duval continued his stellar pitching by going six innings in earning the victory. He allowed five hits and struck out eight as he improved to 6-2 on the season.
Evansville took a 2-0 lead in the fourth despite not picking up a hit off Florence’s Marty Anderson.
Brandon Soat led off the inning by reaching on a hit by pitch and an error allowed him to advance to second.
Dane Phillips was intentionally walked and Alejandro Segovia was hit by a pitch to load the bases.
A bases loaded walk to John Schultz gave the Otters a 1-0 lead. Another Anderson pitch hit Jeff Gardner, extending the Evansville advantage to 2-0.
Evansville’s only hit in the game came in the fifth when Nick Walker hit a lead off single.
Kyano Cummings earned his second save of the season, pitching the seventh. He gave up two hits but held the Freedom scoreless as his ERA dropped to 0.95.
Anderson took the loss for Florence. Have gave up two earned runs off a hit as he struck out five and walked three.
In game two, Evansville took a 2-0 lead on Schultz’s RBI double that scored Phillips and Segovia.
Florence would answer by tying the game at 2-2 in the third before Segovia’s sacrifice fly in the fifth allowed the Otters to retake the lead at 3-2.
After the Freedom tied the game in the sixth at 3-3 on a Kolten Yamaguchi error, Florence took a 5-3 lead in the top of the seventh when Andre Mercurio walked with the bases loaded and a Rob Tasin pitch hit Andrew Godbold.
Evansville rallied in the seventh as Allen’s RBI ground out made it 5-4 before Schultz’s RBI single tied the game. Phillips, the potential game-winning run, was tagged out at home attempting to score.
In the eighth, the Freedom scored three times off Austin Sweet and the Otters went down in order in the bottom half.
Sweet took the loss, pitching two innings and giving up three earned runs off two hits.
Enrique Zamora got the win, pitching an inning in relief while giving up two earned runs off three hits.
Matt Kaster earned the save by pitching a scoreless eighth.
With the split, the Otters are 25-19 while the Freedom stand at 31-14.
The Otters will travel to Lake Erie to begin a three-game series on Monday. First pitch for the series opener is scheduled for 6:05 p.m. and will be broadcast on 91.5 FM WUEV as Lucas Corley will provide play-by-play coverage.
Evansville returns to Bosse Field Friday at 6:35 p.m. for the first of three against the Joliet Slammers. Friday’s game is Father Daughter Night and fans can enjoy a postgame fireworks show. Tickets are still available at evansvilleotters.com or by calling 812-435-8686.

Opening day highlights

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Ellis Park opening highlights: Court gets #600 win at track;
  Arnold, Hernandez win 2; Mr Ashley takes 2-year-old race
‘I was sitting at 599, and sometimes those numbers are a bear to get by. But we were able to capture it early in the program, and I’m excited about it’
Today’s headlines:
Jon Court earns 600th career win at Ellis Park
Arnold, Hernandez win a pair for iconic Calumet, Madden family
Mr Ashley wins first 2-year-old maiden race
Caberneigh earns 17th career victory at age 12
Three horses scratched after accident on interstate
HENDERSON, Ky. (Saturday, July 1, 2017) — Jon Court didn’t waste anytime knocking off his 600 career victory at Ellis Park on Saturday’s opening card of the 2017 race meet.
With his second mount of the day, Court captured the second race aboard 6-1 shot Northern Ranger for owner Joseph Scates and trainer David Dortch. Court now has won 4,036 races in North America, which does not include his 2003 victory in the $1 million Japan Cup Dirt.
“It feels great to make this accomplishment,” said the 56-year-old Court after his fellow jockeys gathered into the winner’s circle ceremony commemorating the six-time Ellis Park riding champion and the only jockey to win the title five straight years. “I was sitting at 599, and sometimes those numbers are a bear to get by. But today we were able to capture it early on in the program, and I’m excited about it. I appreciate all the support I’ve had and everybody rallying around me for the picture and the celebration.
“I came here how many decades ago, was here and then was gone for half a decade in California before coming back. Every time I’ve come to Ellis I’ve always had a good time. It has a great atmosphere, and it’s good quality racing. The fans are absolutely fantastic. We’ve got a good riding colony and a lot of talent here, so it’s always a special place to be here at Ellis.”
Hernandez, Arnold team to win two
Earlier in the card, jockey Brian Hernandez Jr. quipped after losing a race, “I want to go home.” It was nothing personal against Ellis. Hernandez just had a very late night/early morning in Louisville with Churchill Downs’ closing-night card late Friday experiencing an hour-delay in mid-program because of a storm.
Then Hernandez teamed with trainer Rusty Arnold to win two races: a turf maiden event with Calumet Farm’s 3-year-old filly English Affair and the allowance feature on turf with Preston Madden’s 4-year-old gelding Derby Champagne.
“After being up until 1 o’clock last night, I did not want to be here today,” Hernandez acknowledged cheerfully, adding, “We knew coming in that these two horses for Rusty were live. It’s just been a long week with Churchill wrapping up and straight year.”
Calumet Farm, now owned by Brad Kelley, has won a record eight Kentucky Derbys as an owner. Madden’s grandfather, the legendary John E. Madden, bred four Derby winners (including the first Triple Crown winner, Sir Barton) and trained a fifth. Preston Madden himself bred and sold 1987 Kentucky Derby winner and 1988 Horse of the Year Alysheba.
“It’s funny. We were in the paddock this spring at Keeneland, and Mr. Madden was there,” Hernandez said. “He said, ‘Well, jock, those silks won the Derby in 1898 (with Plaudit),’ that his grandfather owned and trained the horse himself. That’s pretty cool.”
Derby Champagne won the featured eighth race by a length over favored Giant Payday, who was ridden by Chris Landeros for trainer Ian Wilkes. Derby Champagne, a son of Pulpit, covered the mile over firm turf in 1:34.35, including the last eighth-mile in a tick over 11 seconds. He paid $7 to win in the field of eight horses 3 years old and up.
Derby Champagne now is 3-1-4 in 15 starts, earning $122,289 with the $24,600 payday in the $41,000 entry-level allowance race. He was eligible for the race because one of his earlier victories came in a high-priced starter-allowance race at Saratoga. The gelding was a good third in a similar race last time at Churchill Downs.
“Last time we had a brutal trip, so bad I had to come back and apologize,” Hernandez said. “Today, he was the best horse. I just kind of stayed out of his way.”
Mr Ashley the man in first “baby race”
Mr Ashley kept it simple in capturing the meet’s first 2-year-old maiden race, leading all the way for a two-length victory over Make Noise in the seventh race.
That was in stark contrast to his debut on June 14 at Indiana Grand, when Mr Ashley was bumped at the start in the race taken off the grass, coming from last in the field of 11 and 11-wide on the turn to finish third. The son of the Argentine-bred Snapy Halo closed from sixth and eight lengths behind the leaders with an eighth-mile to go to lose by a total of 1 1/2 lengths in the slop.
“I knew we had a tough horse today,” said Juan Chavarria, the assistant to trainer Adolfo Macias, who is stabled at The Thoroughbred Center in Lexington. “The other day, running in the mud, his first race, and he took a wide turn and still almost caught them. We knew we had a good horse.”
“To tell you the truth, he should have won first time out,” said jockey Sergio Figueroa. “He didn’t like all the water on the track in Indiana, and I had to drift out. At the three-eighths pole, he started running. But turning for home, I had to go so wide, because everybody pushed me all the way out.”
Mr Ashley didn’t have to worry about being wide at Ellis, being in front took care of that. “We’ve been working on it,” Figueroa said. “I’m glad the trainer put me on him. We’ve been taking him to the gate, and worked on him showing more speed.”
Chavarria said the $75,000 Ellis Park Juvenile on Aug. 20 will be considered.
Oldie-but-good Caberneigh
Caberneigh rallied from near last to capture the nightcap for $5,000 claimers by a head over Sky Alert, who at 8 is a veritable spring chicken compared to the winner. It was Caberneigh’s 17th career victory out of 96 starts spanning 11 racing seasons.
The classy Caberneigh sported quite the dapples and looked the picture of health in the winner’s circle. And winning owner-trainer Steve Asmussen said it was good news and bad news in victory: Caberneigh’s first win of the year after three seconds and a third in five starts was great. But his oldest son, Keith, was decidedly unhappy that his dad shipped the old boy from Lone Star Park in Texas —where Keith is his exercise rider — to Kentucky.
“My gosh, Keith, that’s his favorite beyond favorites,” Asmussen said.
It was Caberneigh also has 14 seconds and 21 thirds in a career for which he’s now earned $447,478, which includes placing in a few stakes. He earned his first victory at Ellis Park — way back in 2007. He has won at least once in each of his 11 seasons except for being shut out in 2015.
Horses, humans OK after scary van wreck
Three horses trained by Dale Romans were scratched from Ellis’ opening card after being involved in a wreck on Interstate 64 near Dale, Ind., while in transit from Churchill Downs early Saturday morning. Romans said the truck and trailer transporting the horses were totaled and it’s blessing that no person or horse was seriously harmed.
“The horses are fine, everybody is OK,” Romans said by phone from Louisville. “The truck and trailer are tore up. It wiped the truck out. From what I hear, the truck and trailer are totaled.…. I really don’t know (what happened), never will probably… The first thing is it’s good the people didn’t get hurt. And the second thing is it’s good the horses didn’t get hurt. Very, very fortunate the way it turned out. We ship thousands of miles without incident. (But) really nothing is routine.”
Romans said the colts Where’s Lew (first race) and Fire For Effect (eighth) were physically fine. The filly Front Row Debbie (sixth race) had two surgical staples to close a cut on her shoulder.
“I didn’t want to run any of them after that, without being there to see them,” he said. “Even if they were physically fine, they had to mentally be shook up.”
Ellis Park-based trainer John Hancock received a phone call asking if he could come and fetch the horses and Romans’ employees who’d ridden along.
“They said they were at the 57-mile marker. I said, ‘I’ll hook up now. I’m on my way,’” Hancock said. “It was jack-knifed. I went and got them. The cop stopped traffic, and we loaded them on the highway and hauled them back here, all the help and equipment. The cab was smashed. The side of the truck was caved in.”
Romans said the horses were returning to Churchill Downs Saturday afternoon.
Sprinting out: Buff Bradley, a four-time Ellis training champion, won the fourth race with Cantcatchchanneled for his overall career victory No. 499…. Sunday is the first Value Day of the meet, with discounted prices on draft beer, sodas, hotdogs, peanuts and chips. Kids are invited to engage in foot races on the track after the races Sunday.… Ellis Park races four straight days, with special holiday cards Monday and Tuesday before launching the standard Fridays-through-Sundays schedule. First post is 12:50 p.m. Central every day.
Photos below (all are credit Coady Photography): Top two are jockey Jon Court after earning his 600th Ellis Park victory aboard Northern Ranger in the second race on opening day. Below left #3 Mr Ashley wins the first 2-year-old race of the meet with Sergio Figueroa up. Below right #7 Derby Champagne, with Brian Hernandez Jr. aboard, wins the $41,000 allowance feature.

Hoosiers Wrap Up Successful Swimming Nationals on Saturday

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INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana University swimming team wrapped up a tremendously successful week at the 2017 Phillips 66 US Swimming Nationals at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis on Saturday.

At the end of the night, IU head swimming coach Ray Looze was named an assistant coach for Team USA for the 2017 FINA World Championships next month in Budapest, Hungary.

Looze helped four IU swimmers – Lilly King, Blake Pieroni, Cody Miller and Zane Grothe – qualify for Team USA for the event this past week in Indianapolis. Last summer, Looze served as an assistant coach for the Americans at the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics.

In the men’s 800 freestyle, IU postgrad Zane Grothe led five Hoosiers in the event, placing second overall with a time of 7:50.97. Ethan Curl (8:11.27) placed 26th, Trey Hubbuch (8:12.70) 29th, Adam Destrampe (8:15.40) 34th and Jack Collins (8:17.90) 36th.

Curl’s time ranks as the third-best in Indiana history, while Hubbuch’s mark is the fourth-best all-time in the program.

In the women’s 1,500 freestyle, rising sophomore Cassy Jernberg placed 17th overall with a great time of 16:37.44, good for the fifth-best time in IU history.

After qualifying for the B Final of the men’s 200 IM with a time of 2:02.14, Ian Finnerty was disqualified in evening session during the consolation final.

Earlier in prelims, Lilly King led three Hoosiers in the women’s 200 IM, placing 20th overall with a time of 2:16.18. Christine Jensen took 57thwith a time of 2:20.18, while Sam Lisy was 85th with a mark of 2:23.09.

The 200 IM wrapped up an unbelievable week for King, who won three national championships, touching first in the 50, 100 and 200 breaststroke.

Hoosiers Wrap Up Successful Swimming Nationals on Saturday

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana University swimming team wrapped up a tremendously successful week at the 2017 Phillips 66 US Swimming Nationals at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis on Saturday.

At the end of the night, IU head swimming coach Ray Looze was named an assistant coach for Team USA for the 2017 FINA World Championships next month in Budapest, Hungary.

Looze helped four IU swimmers – Lilly King, Blake Pieroni, Cody Miller and Zane Grothe – qualify for Team USA for the event this past week in Indianapolis. Last summer, Looze served as an assistant coach for the Americans at the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics.

In the men’s 800 freestyle, IU postgrad Zane Grothe led five Hoosiers in the event, placing second overall with a time of 7:50.97. Ethan Curl (8:11.27) placed 26th, Trey Hubbuch (8:12.70) 29th, Adam Destrampe (8:15.40) 34th and Jack Collins (8:17.90) 36th.

Curl’s time ranks as the third-best in Indiana history, while Hubbuch’s mark is the fourth-best all-time in the program.

In the women’s 1,500 freestyle, rising sophomore Cassy Jernberg placed 17th overall with a great time of 16:37.44, good for the fifth-best time in IU history.

After qualifying for the B Final of the men’s 200 IM with a time of 2:02.14, Ian Finnerty was disqualified in evening session during the consolation final.

Earlier in prelims, Lilly King led three Hoosiers in the women’s 200 IM, placing 20th overall with a time of 2:16.18. Christine Jensen took 57thwith a time of 2:20.18, while Sam Lisy was 85th with a mark of 2:23.09.

The 200 IM wrapped up an unbelievable week for King, who won three national championships, touching first in the 50, 100 and 200 breaststroke

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CHANNEL 44 NEWS: Opening Day At Ellis Park

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Opening Day at Ellis Park

Ellis Park live thoroughbred season kicks off this weekend. The season stretches from July 1ST to September 4TH. Ellis Park staff say this is the first day in a long stretch of races. Racing Secretary Dan Bork says, “Where for our first…

 

 

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