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June 19, 2026
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Dr. Dean Richardson feeds Barbaro a carrot as his horse begins recovery.
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Richardson '74 saves Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro

By Jennifer Yu | June 27, 2006

Courtesy of Penn Veterinary Medicine Dean Richardson '74 recently found himself in the center of a media circus after successfully performing a challenging surgery on Kentucky Derby winning horse Barbaro, whose fortune took a turn for the worse only two weeks after his Derby win. The three-year-old colt, who earned $2.3 million since he started racing last October, suffered life-threatening injuries to his right hind ankle in Baltimore, Md., about five weeks ago at the Pimlico Race Course. On May 20, in front of a record Preakness Stakes crowd, the horse fractured three bones in his right hind ankle only 130 meters into his seventh race.

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True '08 headed to national meet

By Matthew Mackey | May 31, 2006

Several of Dartmouth's top athletes traveled to Greensboro, N.C., to compete in the NCAA Track and Field East Regional Meet, looking to end their season on the right note -- or continue on to the national meet with a great performance. Ben True '08 continued to dominate in the 1500 and his second-place finish earned him a chance to compete on the national stage.

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Big Green sails to gritty comeback

By Jon Kling | May 31, 2006

While the women's sailors from the College of Charleston may have taken home the championship in this year's Women's Dinghy National Championships, the Big Green ladies proved their mettle, overcoming the largest deficit of the field to snare a fifth place overall finish and an All-American Honorable Mention for team captain and skipper Emily East '06. Dartmouth assistant coach John Storck best summed up the team's performance in Charleston, S.C. "No team came from farther behind to ultimately finish as well.

Doug Flutie shook hands with Josh Cushman '03 before the former Dartmouth baseball player's 35-yard drop kick bested Flutie's 30-yard boot.
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Cushman '03 outlegs Flutie in charity drop-kicking contest

By Jennifer Yu | May 25, 2006

Courtesy of Josh Cushman As a child, Josh Cushman '03 used to drop kick a football back and forth with his brother in the backyard of his house. He never thought that this skill would pay off one day. Two Saturdays ago, Cushman and his brother Jared entered a drop-kicking contest sponsored by the Doug Flutie Foundation in Boston on a whim.

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