Sentence examples for richest day from inspiring English sources

In addition, Dodge and Nextel have been added as sponsors for the championships, North America's richest day in racing.

In all, the win prize money on the richest day of the year found its way to four continents.

Next year's Breeders' Cup, racing's richest day with eight championship races and $13 million in purses, was awarded yesterday to Belmont Park.

Then, in an added sign of Belmont Park's allure, it was selected last week as the site for the Breeders' Cup, racing's richest day, in October 2001.

On Saturday, at the finale to the European flat season, on the richest day in British racing with four Group One races, Piggott will be the guest of honour at Ascot.

But at the end of a rich day of international racing, Tiznow was there defeating the Arc de Triomphe winner Sakhee by barely a nostril to become the first horse in the 18 years of the championships to win the marquee race two years in a row.

Is the church going to be for the rich?" Day, who was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1897, was a journalist and social activist who in the 1930s co-founded the international Catholic Worker Movement, best known for its network of community housing for the homeless.

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No one is $454 million richer Wednesday morning, but hopeful lottery players get another shot to win this week.