Joe Shiesty, who zipped early fractions of :21.56 and :43.98 while breaking from post No. 5, earned $135,245 for the win and improved his career record to 5-2-1 in 13 starts with earnings of $553,056.

Joe Shiesty, trained by Eric Foster and owned in partnership by Foster Family Racing, Lonnie Reynolds, Vicki Mills and Don Coomes, drew post No. 4 for the Dade Park Dash with jockey Cristian ...

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Joe Burrow's ability to turn nothing into something gave the Bengals offense the spark it needed against the Ravens. ... embodies the nickname Joe Shiesty,” Bengals center Ted Karras said.

Foster Family Racing, Lonnie Reynolds, Vicki Mills and Donald Coomes’ Joe Shiesty took the lead out of the gate and never was headed in posting a 2 ¼-length victory in the ninth running of the ...

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Burrow, AKA Joe Shiesty, was one of the guests at billionaire Michael Rubin's white party. According to Forbes, Rubin is worth a whopping $11.4 billion.

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Joe Shiesty, who zipped early fractions of :21.56 and :43.98 while breaking from post No. 5, earned $135,245 for the win and improved his career record to 5-2-1 in 13 starts with earnings of $553,056.