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Fall's Biggest Racing Stretch Comes Into American Living Rooms

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Thoroughbred racing is entering its richest fall stretch, and American fans have a full slate of ways to follow it from September 24 through 27. Coverage will run across television and streaming outlets over the four days, putting the season's marquee stables and horsemen within reach of anyone without a seat at the rail. For a sport built on the particulars — the sire line, the barn, the silks in the paddock — the expanded coverage window is itself a marker of how much is riding on this weekend.

With reporting from America's Best Racing.

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