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Trainers Jorge Navarro and Jason Servis, among 27 people indicted Monday after an investigation into horse doping, are due back in court Mar. 23 for their arraignment. The Paulick report has been giving full coverage to this story and Ray Paulick, will update us on the latest news and discuss the overall impact on the sport. Saturday will see the end of an era in Kentucky. Turfway Park will contest the Gr. 3 $250,000 Derby prep Jeff Ruby Steaks (formerly the Spiral Stakes) over the Polytrack for the last time. After this meet the grandstand will be torn down and the track surface removed. Now owned by Churchill Downs, a new grandstand will be built and the surface will now be Tapeta. Rich Eng, now based in Las Vegas, was the longtime track Publicist and saw the track undergo major changes. Rich will join John to analyze the track's two major races The Jeff Ruby and Bourbonette Oaks. They will also look at the major Derby prep in the Gr. 2 $1 million Rebel Stales at Oaklawn Park.

Ray Paulick is proud that two of The Paulick Report's staff writers have won Eclipse Awards for articles that appeared on the website: Natalie Voss won the 2016 Media Eclipse Award for Writing in the News/Enterprise category for “‘Something’s Wrong With My Brain’ – The Lurking Danger of Concussions for Jockeys,” and John Scheinman won the 2016 Media Eclipse Award for Writing in the Feature/Commentary category for “Andrew Beyer: Rebel with a Cause.” Ray Paulick is currently in Florida awaiting the $12 million Pegasus Stakes. He will weigh in on that event and discuss potential divisional champions that will be decided at the 46th Annual Eclipse Awards dinner and ceremony on Saturday, January 21, at Gulfstream Park Racing & Casino in Hallandale Beach, Fla. Racing Handicapper and Gulfstream track’s announcer Pete Aiello will join John to analyze the competition in the $200,000 Fort Lauderdale S. (G 2), the $150,000 Hal's Hope S. (G 3) and the $150,000 Marshua's River S. (G 3).

The widely popular website The Paulick Report is celebrating it's 8th anniversary this June. The site has a new look and founder Ray Paulick will be with us to discuss its growth in readership and address important stories and issues in the world of racing. The richest race in the Buckeye State - the $500,000 Ohio Derby takes place on Saturday and popular track handicapper Rich Ruda will join the show to look at the Derby and other significant races on the undercard. He will also join John to analyze the top two races at Santa Anita - the $500,000 Grade 1 Gold Cup and the $300,000 Grade 1 Triple Bend Stakes.