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Breeders Cup 2010: Breeders Cup 2010 Latest Entries and Picks Results – Apparently, everyone now is talking about Zenyatta, the mare who is running the last race of her career at the Breeders Cup 2010. She is favored to win the race, largely because she has NEVER lost in her career yet, and it’s her 20th race.

Everyone was so amazed after knowing that no other horses has ever racked up 19 consecutive wins, and it seems doubtful that any other horses can do that anytime soon. Furthermore, Zenyatta has been that much more impressive because she is a mare and has beat male in the races where usually female horses cannot compete.

Meanwhile, Jockeys Calvin Borel and Javier Castellano traded punches after Castellano made an abrupt move on the racetrack Jockey Calvin Borel leaned toward Javier Castellano, pointed, and just like that, the winner’s circle at the Breeders’ Cup morphed into a boxing ring.

The three-time Kentucky Derby winner Borel and Castellano tussled at Churchill Downs just moments after tangling during the $500,000 Breeders’ Cup Marathon in an ugly, chaotic scene that left Castellano shaken and Borel pleading with security officials to let him go so he could “kill” his rival.

Apparently, the incident may have been the most entertaining moment of the night for European horse racing fanatics who will be disappointed that they could not land a blow on the first day of the meeting. Midday was the closest Europe came to a victory on Friday as the heavily backed Henry Cecil raider was just denied by Filly And Mare Turf outsider Shared Account.

The Breeders Cup 2010 horse race will continue until Saturday. The race will have a kick off time of 6:30pm ET and will have a live coverage via ESPN. You can catch your favourite horses now as they take action at the horsing race field.

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