"We wanted to get back on track," said Garry Monk.
That plan is still on track, said Nevill.
"I call them Charlie's Angels, because they keep me safe on the track," said Kimball.
Brown, who has now won six times at the track, said, "This place has always been kind to me.
"We've expanded the definition of what it means to be off the beaten track," said Mr. Miller.
"Psychologically, we have to try to keep them on the right track," said Laurence Golborne, Chile's mining minister.
"The downtrend in unemployment remains on track," said Jim O'Sullivan, chief United States economist at High Frequency Economics.
The track said as many as four entrants would be designated ahead of each of the races.
"The reopening of the tomb is to throw people off track," said Roberta Hidalgo, the book's author.
THE HISTORY Starting in 1880, Brighton Beach was dominated by a race track, said Ronald Schweiger, the Brooklyn borough historian.
I diverted myself by trying to track said smoke's points of emanation from the floor of the stage.
