Archive By Author - Tom Didato
Can any horse get in front of and stay ahead of Black Jack Blues in the Carolina Cup feature?
After two races on American soil, Black Jack Blues has yet to see the backside of another horse.
Bulldogs track down Foxes for fifth straight win
When in doubt, stick to what you do best.
Less and less College Parkers getting behind the wheel
When their two daughters took their respective turns going off to college, John and Sandy Cushman did what all responsible parents do when their children leave home for the first time.
Cup spaces, tickets still on sale
With Saturday's 80th running of the Carolina Cup Steeplechase Races just four days away, last-minute shoppers have been gobbling up the remaining reserved parking spaces for the Camden spring classic, leaving few spots remaining inside the Springdale Race Course.
Black Jack Blues headlines field of six in Saturday’s feature
Led by 2011 Eclipse Award winner Black Jack Blues, a field of six jumpers will take to the Springdale Race Course for Saturday's $50,000 Carolina Cup Steeplechase (Gr. III.)
Beckwith ties Demons in knots
If Lugoff-Elgin did not know who Andrew Beckwith was before Friday night, they know more than they want to about him now.
Knights’ tag team tames Lions, 7-2
It's hard to explain to a pitcher why you are lifting him in the middle of a game in which he has surrendered just three hits, has not allowed an earned run and struck out four batters in four innings of work in a 2-1 ballgame.
Eclipse Award winner among eight Carolina Cup nominees
In what can best be described as an ironic twist, with a good portion of Kershaw County residents suffering from pollen-related maladies, Black Jack Blues will come to town some four months after the missing last November's Colonial Cup steeplechase due to a respiratory infection.
Demons blank Blazers, inch closer to playoff berth
Last season, Lugoff-Elgin received a rude introduction to the world of 4A baseball as the 2010 AAA state champions were on the outside looking in when it came time for the post-season in the state's largest classification.
L-E can’t solve Elkins, DF
In a classic case of either getting to a pitcher quickly or not at all, Lugoff-Elgin had Dutch Fork's Hayley Elkins on the ropes early only to score one run off the sophomore right-hander.
Golden Rams win battle of dueling aces
By TOM DIDATO
South Carolina Senior Sports Classic on tap May 16-19
Every year, senior adults (age 50 and older) come from all over the state to compete and socialize with each other.
Ever So Lucky third in Swale Stakes; Mr Gruff wins, again, at Santa Anita
Augustin Stables' Ever So Lucky, which spent part of the winter training at the Springdale Race Course for Hall of Fame trainer Jonathan Sheppard, opened his 3-year-old campaign by finishing third in Saturday's $150,000 Swale Stakes (G2) at Gulfstream Park in Florida.
Demons go small in doubling up Dogs, 6-3
Those days of keeping runners tied to the bases while waiting for the three-run homer are gone.
Kirkwood grads get wins in U.S. and Japan
It was a good week for maidens who got their starts at Kip Elser's Kirkwood Stables in Camden.
Articles By Author - Tom Didato
White’s commitment pays off with PSU-Fayette signing
After having played football for his first two years at Camden High School, Xavier White decided to hang up his cleats and dive head first into wrestling following his sophomore season.
Jones prepared to take next step in football journey at North Greenville
Dakota Jones was asked to step out of his comfort zone in Lugoff-Elgin's defensive scheme last fall.
Bowers will keep getting his kicks at Erskine
Growing up, Brandon Bowers was told by his coaches that he was too small to be any good at sports.
Cauthen latest in long line of Dogs headed to Newberry
There is nothing like familir faces to make you feel at home.
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