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El Kabeir and Far From Over Match Up Again in Salvator Mile

It Tiz Well Seeks Summertime Oaks Score

Sircat Sally Leads Honeymoon Stakes Contenders

Forever Unbrilded Heads Fleur De Lis Field

McCraken Returns in the Matt Winn

Wesley Ward on McErin in the Norfolk

Wesley Ward's Juveniles Headed To Royal Ascot

Wesley Ward Talks Lady Aurelia

Post Race Comments from Belmont Stakes Winning Owner and Jockey

Post Race Comments from Belmont Stakes Jockeys

Buff Bradley Chats With Scott Hazelton About Divisidero

Mike Smith Reflects On Songbird's Ogden Phipps Triumph

Irish War Cry Leads Belmont Stakes Hopefuls

Simon Bray Explains TVG's Moneyback Special

Mike Smith Explains TVG's Money Back Special (Belmont)

Brian Lynch talks Meantime

Graham Motion talks Irish War Cry

Steve Asmussen Talks About what Lookin At Lee Needs to Succeed in The Belmont

Belmont Gold Cup is an International Affair

Dickinson Heads Just A Game Contenders

Chad Brown Sends Three to Manhattan Stakes

Abel Tasman, Sweet Loretta Lead Acorn Hopefuls

American Anthem Set To Go in Woody Stephens

Turf Mares Set To Go in the Bed O' Roses

Dacita, Sea Calisi Head New York Stakes

Whitmore Rides Hot Streak into True North

Mor Spirit, Denman's Call Among Met Mile Contenders

Songbird Returns in Ogden Phipps

John Shirreffs Talks Gormley

Tim Ritvo Explains Santa Anita Cancellation

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TVG Network (“TVG” being an initialism for its official name Television Games Network) is an American sports-oriented digital cable and satellite television network that is owned by Betfair Group plc. Dedicated to horse racing, the channel broadcasts live races as well as race analysis, interviews, handicapping tips, feature stories on the horses and legends of racing, and programs such as “The Works,” featuring daily training and workouts of horses leading up to the Breeders’ Cup.
TVG Network is an interactive channel that combines live televised coverage from over 100 premier racetracks around the world, and allows viewers to make wagers online, by phone and (where available) through a set-top remote control. When TVG launched in 1999, it was the first and only television network in the United States to be devoted to horse racing. It is currently the largest interactive horse racing network, and is available in more than 30 million pay television households nationwide.