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The Hindu
20-07-2025
- Sport
- The Hindu
Mikimoto for first division of Osman Sagar Cup
The four-year-old filly Mikimoto should score over her rivals in the Osman Sagar Cup (Div. I), the chief event of the opening day's races of the Hyderabad monsoon season at the Malakpet race course here on July 21 (Monday). There will be no false rails. 1. CON AMORE PLATE (Div. I) (1,100m), (Terms) Maiden, 3-y-o only (Cat. II), 1 p.m.: 1. Cypress (4) Kuldeep (Sr) 56, 2. American Affair (5) H.M. Akshay 54.5, 3. Bestie (1) R.S. Jodha 54.5, 4. Certanity (8) Gaurav Singh 54.5, 5. Dance Of Fury (9) Surya Prakash 54.5, 6. Dashing Charm (3) Ashad Asbar 54.5, 7. Konaseema (6) B.R. Kumar 54.5, 8. Moonlite Rose (2) Afroz K 54.5 and 9. Screenshot (7) G. Naresh 54.5. 1. DASHING CHARM, 2. KONASEEMA, 3. CYPRESS 2. OSMAN SAGAR CUP (Div. II) (1,200m), 3-y-o and upward, rated 60 to 85 (Cat. II), 1.30: 1. Reigning Beauty (2) Shivansh 61.5, 2. Encore (6) R.S. Jodha 59.5, 3. Imperia (8) P. Ajeeth K 59, 4. Darling's Boy (1) Afroz K 58, 5. Espionage (5) Santosh Raj 57, 6. Strauss (7) Mukesh K 56, 7. Calistoga (4) Vivek G 55.5, 8. Golden Gazelle (3) H.M. Akshay 55, 9. Kingston (9) Md. Ekram 53.5 and 10. Born Brave (10) Varun 51. 1. CALISTOGA, 2. ENCORE, 3. IMPERIA 3. CON AMORE PLATE (Div. II) (1,100m), (Terms) Maiden, 3-y-o only (Cat. II), 2.00: 1. La Quinta (3) Likith Appu 56, 2. Red Hot Punch (7) P. Ajeeth K 56, 3. Catch The Worm (9) B.R. Kumar 54.5, 4. Feel The Magic (8) B. Nikhil 54.5, 5. Foxy Girl (1) H.M. Akshay 54.5, 6. Gusto's Baby (6) Afroz K 54.5, 7. N R I High Power (2) Varun 54.5, 8. Nyanaza (5) Md. Ismail 54.5 and 9. Silver Screen (4) Nakhat Singh 54.5. 1. CATCH THE WORM, 2. GUSTO'S BABY, 3. N R I HIGHPOWER 4. ADILABAD PLATE (1,100m), 3-y-o and upward, rated 20 to 45 (Cat. III), 2.35: 1. Noble Heart (5) H.M. Akshay 60, 2. Anemoi (9) Surya Prakash 58.5, 3. Divine Destiny (8) Kuldeep Jr. 58.5, 4. Brilliant Lad (1) P. Sai K 57.5, 5. Dubai Touch (12) S. Shareef 57.5, 6. Pacific Heights (16) Vivek G 57.5, 7. Double Bubble (6) Kuldeep Sr. 57, 8. Only The Brave (15) Md. Ismail 57, 9. Zuza (4) Ashad Asbar 57, 10. Lights On (2) Nakhat Singh 55.5, 11. American Flame (11) A.A. Vikrant 54.5, 12. Classy Dame (3) Abhay Singh 54.5, 13. Glimmer Of Hope (7) Gaurav Singh 54.5, 14. Perception (10) G. Naresh 54, 15. Cherish The Lady (13) Ajay K 51.5 and 16. Sunny Day (14) P. Ajeeth K 51. 1. DUBAI TOUCH, 2. PACIFIC HEIGHTS, 3. CHERISH THE LADY 5. WWW. CUP (1,200m), 3-y-o and upward, rated 40 to 65 (Cat. II), 3.10: 1. Rival (7) Ajay K 60, 2. N R I Sport (12) Varun 59.5, 3. High Heels (5) Gaurav Singh 57.5, 4. Crimson Rose (1) B.R. Kumar 55.5, 5. Diablo (11) P. Sai K 55, 6. Tiger Ruby (8) Surya Prakash 54, 7. Glorious Power (9) Likith Appu 53.5, 8. Juramento (2) Santosh Raj 52, 9. Sweet Dancer (3) Kuldeep Jr. 52, 10. Lazarus (4) H.M. Akshay 50.5, 11. Sangreal (10) S. Shareef 50.5 and 12. Shah Of Iran (6) B. Nikhil 50. 1. DIABLO, 2. HIGH HEELS, 3. CRIMSON ROSE 6. OSMAN SAGAR CUP (Div. I) (1,200m), 3-y-o and upward, rated 60 to 85 (Cat. II), 3.45: 1. Miss Maya (6) B.R. Kumar 62, 2. D Minchu (1) P. Ajeeth K 61, 3. Hurricane Bay (5) Vivek G 59, 4. Mikimoto (8) Kuldeep Sr. 58.5, 5. Ragnarök (10) Santosh Raj 57.5, 6. Best Buddy (9) Md. Ekram 56.5, 7. Baisa (2) Ajay K 55.5, 8. Dali's Destiny (4) Gaurav Singh 55, 9. Dyanoosh (3) Surya Prakash 54.5, 10. Runlikethewind (7) Likith Appu 54 and 11. Fly Tothe Stars (11) H.M. Akshay 52. 1. MIKIMOTO, 2. D MINCHU, 3. HURRICANE BAY 7. SCARLET PRINCE PLATE (1,400m), 4-y-o and upward, rated 20 to 45 (Cat. III), no whip, 4.20: 1. Lifes Journey (7) Gaurav Singh 60, 2. Quality Warrior (1) Shivansh 60, 3. Gloria (14) Ashad Asbar 59.5, 4. Sargent (3) Sonu K 59.5, 5. Assured Success (9) Kuldeep Sr. 58.5, 6. Alpine Girl (2) Mohit 57.5, 7. Caraxes (11) H.M. Akshay 55.5, 8. City Cruise (10) Abhay Singh 52.5, 9. Sadiya (4) Kuldeep Jr. 51.5, 10. Muaser (8) G. Naresh 51, 11. Secret Option (6) P. Sai K 51, 12. Rani Ruckus (13) Ajay K 50.5, 13. Total Control (12) Surya Prakash 50.5 and 14. Flashing Memories (5) Md. Ekram 50. 1. SARGENT, 2. GLORIA, 3. QUALITY WARRIOR 8. TENACITY PLATE (1,200m), 4-y-o and upward, rated upto 25 (Cat. III), 4.55: 1. Always Special (6) Surya Prakash 60, 2. Desert Sultan (4) Mukesh K 60, 3. Golden Inzio (13) Kuldeep Sr. 60, 4. Politics (7) Md. Ismail 60, 5. Pinatubo (12) B. Nikhil 59.5, 6. Battle On (2) P. Sai K 59, 7. Lego (5) Ashad Asbar 58.5, 8. Club Queen (8) Md. Ekram 58, 9. Jim (9) Kuldeep Jr. 58, 10. Hoping Queen (1) Mohit 56.5, 11. Grey Sky (10) R.S. Jodha 56, 12. Shubhrak (11) A.A. Vikrant 55 and 13. Deccan Ranger (3) Shivansh 54. 1. DESERT SULTAN, 2. LEGO, 3. GOLDEN INZIO Day's Best: MIKIMOTO Jackpot: 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8. Mini Jackpot: (i) 2, 3, 4 & 5, (ii) 5, 6, 7 & 8. Treble: (i) 1, 2 & 3, (ii) 3, 4 & 5, (iii) 6, 7 & 8. Tanala: All races.
Globe and Mail
15-07-2025
- Business
- Globe and Mail
Raymond West Open House Draws Over 300 Guests to Celebrate New Cypress Headquarters
Raymond West Intralogistics Solutions celebrated the grand opening of its new 215,000-square-foot Cypress, CA headquarters on June 12, 2025, welcoming over 300 guests for a day of facility tours, live technology demonstrations, and networking that showcased the future of warehousing and distribution innovation. CYPRESS, CA - Raymond West Intralogistics Solutions would like to extend a sincere thank you to everyone who joined us on June 12, 2025, for our Open House event at our new, state-of-the-art 215,000-square-foot headquarters in Cypress, California. With more than 300 attendees from the Southern California region, your presence and enthusiasm made the day an incredible success. 'We're grateful for the overwhelming support from our clients, partners, and industry peers,' said James Wilcox, Chief Executive Officer of Raymond West and Toyota Lift Northwest. 'This new headquarters marks a major step forward for our team and the clients we serve, and we're excited to continue delivering innovative solutions that help businesses store, move, and optimize like never before.' Guests were treated to facility tours, live product demonstrations, and networking receptions, experiencing firsthand the power and flexibility of our full ecosystem of material handling and intralogistics solutions. From raising a glass to toast new beginnings, to exploring cutting-edge innovations, the event's energy reflected the growing momentum in the warehousing and distribution industry. Attendees experienced live demos of our most advanced technologies, including: Movu Atlas 2D: Fully automated pallet storage improving picking speeds by up to 50%. Gorbel Destuff-it: Ergonomic unloader slashing unloading times in high-volume operations. Bastian ML2: Compact, bidirectional AGV engineered for precision in tight spaces. Kardex Remstar Vertical Systems: Scalable, high-density storage solutions with Optiflex technology. iWarehouse &Tether System: Wireless, real-time operator safety and fleet management. Virtual Reality Simulator: Over 250 lessons for immersive, scalable operator training. Renewed Equipment and Forklift Rentals: Affordable, quality-assured equipment solutions. Swing Reach Demo (Turret Trucks): Maximize pallet positions in narrow-aisle environments. Commercial Vehicles from Icon, Motrec, Nilfisk, and Taylor-Dunn. Locus Robotics: AI-driven AMRs and AMGs offering rapid deployment and fast ROI. Radioshuttle: Semi-automated, high-density storage and retrieval system using remote-controlled shuttles to transport pallets within racking lanes. Dock Equipment: Increase efficiency and enhance safety features to streamline the loading and unloading process. To learn more about the solutions showcased at the event or to schedule a private tour, please visit Media Contact Company Name: Raymond West Contact Person: Tracey Meyers Email: Send Email Phone: (800) 669-5438 Address: 5560 Katella Ave City: Cypress State: CA Country: United States Website:
NBC Sports
10-07-2025
- Sport
- NBC Sports
Jake Knapp's family round at North Berwick was a '12' on a scale of 1 to 10
Rex Hoggard reports on how Scottie Scheffler is bringing a "clear game plan" to the Genesis Scottish Open and Rory McIlroy's outlook in a links golf event before returning home for The Open Championship. NORTH BERWICK, Scotland – The Genesis Scottish Open has become the perfect tune-up for players heading to The Open Championship, as well as an ideal introduction to links golf for the uninitiated. Count Jake Knapp among the links newcomers to fully embrace the ancient style of play. His first trip to Scotland got started with a round at North Berwick's West Links, one of the world's most storied links courses and a frequent stop for players arriving for the co-sanctioned Scottish Open. Rickie Fowler, who regularly sneaks in a moonlight round at North Berwick, told Knapp, 'it was a place [he] had to go' during a conversation at last week's John Deere Classic, and he helped facilitate the round. Knapp teed off Monday at 4 p.m. and played eight holes before a storm paused the round. 'We hid for 30, 40 minutes and then jumped back out on No. 12 and played in,' said Knapp, who had never played a true links course before this week. A post shared by North Berwick Golf Club (@northberwickgolfclub) On a scale of 1 to 10, Knapp said the round was a '12' and it was made even more special playing alongside his father and his caddie with his mother and girlfriend walking with the group. 'My dad and I don't get to play golf together anymore,' said Knapp, who opened with a 64 Thursday at the Scottish Open and was tied for the early lead. 'It was blowing 35 mph on the front nine, straight into the wind the entire time and it was just fun to have a hit-and-giggle round like that. It cleared up on the holes back into the clubhouse and it was just perfect with rainbows in the sky. You couldn't have asked for a better day.' North Berwick has become an outlier on the PGA Tour with players regularly playing late-evening rounds, which is rare for the game's best players. 'Almost zero,' Knapp said when asked how often he'll play a recreational round during a tournament. 'Maybe at [the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am] I could go play Cypress, but I didn't do it this year. That would be about it.'
Yahoo
06-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
New Mom Says Uncle Refuses to Call Her Son by His Real Name, Only Calls Him 'Billy Ray'
A woman is taking to the internet to share her anger at her uncle, who refuses to call her 3-year-old son by his real name While the boy's name is Cypress, the uncle calls him only "Billy Ray" — a nod to country artist Billy Ray Cyrus Now, she wants to know if she's overreacting by getting madA woman says her uncle is refusing to call her 3-year-old son by his real name — instead, only referring to him as "Billy Ray." The woman details her predicament in a post shared on Reddit, writing that she doesn't know "what to do to make him stop." "For context, in my family almost every one of us has a nickname we go by more often than our actual name but it is generally a shortened name or something that fits with our personalities that we started with as a child," she writes. Her son's name is Cypress, and the nickname most members of her family use is "Cy." Except for her uncle, who calls the boy "Billy Ray" — a name he came to in a roundabout way. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human-interest stories. "I don't know if my uncle just didn't hear the name right or if he just thought he was being funny but upon meeting my son, he shook my son's hand and said 'Nice to meet you, Billy Ray,' then he chuckled and walked away," she writes. "I was very confused on how he got the name Billy Ray and informed him that my son's name is Cypress, not Billy Ray. My uncle waved me off and said that it was just a joke because his name made him think of the country singer Billy Ray Cyrus." She continues: "My son will be 4 years old soon and has seen his uncle at least 2 - 3 times a year now but with every visit my uncle will tell my son 'Hey Billy Ray!' Or 'How are you doing Billy Ray?' And he refuses to stop even after I have told him directly to stop calling my son by that name as that has nothing to do with his actual name but I always get waved off or told, 'It's just a joke.' " The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! While the woman is angry at her uncle, her grandmother says she needs to take a step back, claiming the man "doesn't mean any harm by it, so I should let him continue to call my son by the wrong name." "I have explained more than once that jokes are supposed to be funny, not annoying and rude, seeing as how my uncle is the only one who laughs every time he uses the wrong name," she writes, adding, "Should I just ignore him and hope he gets bored of it soon? Or is there a way to make him stop for good?" Many Reddit users think the woman is overreacting to the uncle's repeated joke. Writes one: "You way overreacted to the Billy Ray joke and now he's trolling you. Your son sees him 2-3 times a year. Just ignore it and stop feeding in to it." Read the original article on People
02-07-2025
- Politics
Florida tribe fights new 'Alligator Alcatraz' migrant facility near Everglades homes
A Florida Native American leader spoke out against a new migrant detention facility in the Florida Everglades, nicknamed "Alligator Alcatraz," raising environmental and safety concerns for local tribal communities. President Trump, visiting the site Tuesday, said the facility will hold "some of the most menacing migrants, some of the most vicious people on the planet." The detention center, built on a remote airstrip in the Everglades, can hold up to 5,000 migrants in tents and trailers. Talbert Cypress, chairman of the Miccosukee Business Council, said some tribal villages are located within 900 feet of the facility's entrance. "This proposed facility is surrounded on all sides by the Big Cypress National Preserve, and the tribe has been at home in the Big Cypress for centuries," Cypress told ABC News. Cypress pointed to the lack of environmental studies on what creating the detention center could mean for the local ecosystem. "There's been no environmental impact study done. The environmental impact study that was done back in 1974 pretty much suggested that putting any kind of airship in the area was going to have significant impacts on the Everglades," he said. The facility's closeness to traditional Native camps, where Miccosukee and Seminole members live and teach both American and Native education, has raised more concerns. "We're concerned about safety... CBP, also just in general, all the traffic that's going to be coming through there, and flights coming in and out," Cypress said. During the tour with Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Trump highlighted the facility's remote location. "It's very appropriate, because I looked outside and it's not a place I want to go hiking anytime soon," Trump said. "We're surrounded by miles of treacherous swamp land, and the only way out is really deportation." ABC News correspondent Victor Oquendo reported that the administration sees the surrounding wildlife, including alligators and pythons, as a natural barrier for the detention center, stopping migrants from being able to escape. The facility might become a model for similar centers planned in Louisiana and Alabama, Trump told ABC News. New data studied by ABC News shows a shift in enforcement priorities, with more arrests of migrants with no criminal record. DHS responded that 70% of ICE arrests were migrants with a criminal record. Cypress ended with a message to Trump and DeSantis: "President Trump and DeSantis have been very good to the Everglades, and we feel like [this is a] step backwards in their effort."
