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Dominick Imperio knew Thoroughbreds as well as anyone and better than most. He had trained them on the uber-competitive New York circuit before turning his attention to preparing young prospects in Florida.

Does the jockey really make a difference in deciding whether a horse wins or loses? It’s a question we hear all the time from people new to horse racing and learning to bet on races held during the biggest days in the sport. There are few days on the calendar bigger than Nov. 6. That’s when 10 jockeys will line up aboard their horses in the starting gate at Del Mar racetrack in pursuit of Breeders’ Cup glory.

After months of preparation and anticipation, the 38th Breeders’ Cup World Championships at Del Mar is only days away, and media coverage of what amounts to the World Series, Super Bowl, and NBA and NHL Finals for the sport of kings is on full blast all week long.

A return to California for the Breeders’ Cup means a return to seeing international raiders who are hoping to take advantage of the firm Del Mar turf Nov. 5-6.

Every year, the Breeders’ Cup attracts a strong contingent of international raiders to challenge North America’s best horses in a series of lucrative races. And among the 14 Breeders’ Cup events, none of the World Championships races attracts a stronger international presence on a year-to-year basis than the $4 million Longines Breeders’ Cup Turf.

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