One of the biggest complaints we have received on the new Paulick Report has been the oppressive commenting “reCaptcha” box that requires a coded password to be entered after each comment. We agreed that this was a waste of time and has made the commenting process unnecessarily difficult. We are now utilizing an option that […]

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When we switched over to the new Paulick Report, there were changes the public would never see including our transfer from WordPress to SilverStripe as our backend site editor. Why do we tell you this? It certainly isn't because backend site editors are interesting in the least. But on the site SSbits, a spinoff site […]

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Even though Ray has a great outside touch, we're not talking about a one-on-one game of hoops. Instead, if you sign up today, you may have the opportunity to go head-to-head against Ray Paulick handicapping five of this weekend's top races in our free contest The American Handicapper presented by Brisnet.com. The contest is easy […]

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By @brad_cummings Social Networking and Social Media have quickly become pop culture phrases. Since the advent of Facebook and Twitter several years after that, these sites have evolved. Facebook has moved from a niche destination for 20-somethings and younger to beacons of society where those in their Golden Years are now navigating on a regular […]

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A month ago, the Paulick Report proudly announced its latest full-time hire in former NPR radio host Scott Jagow, who decided to drop his promising career in Los Angeles for the horse racing industry. We still don't know if there was something in the water he was drinking, but really, what other explanation could there […]

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Part of the cornerstone of the Paulick Report has always been an opportunity to have a free exchange of ideas in front of a international audience on the issues most affecting the Thoroughbred industry both at home and abroad. And with a bevy of industry influencers and decision makers being among our many readers, commentary […]

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We just wanted to take a moment and thank our readership for their amazing interest in being a part of this year's Breeders' Cup or Bust fundraising run/bike relay from Keeneland to Churchill Downs on Nov. 2 to benefit Breeders' Cup Charities. We have been overwhelmed by the positive support just a couple days after […]

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Have you had dreams of becoming a horse racing writer but gave up on them because of the diminishing opportunities in Thoroughbred print? Looking for a fresh start in a fast-paced and positive work environment? Do you want to combine an education in the new media world with your love for horses and horse racing? […]

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Attn. Paulick Report readers:    Our website will be undergoing a bit of construction over the next day or so.  Most readers will notice no difference as these changes are made, but a small minority of people could experience delays in the updating of content.   We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.  We […]

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In a recent interview with Susan Salk for her website, Off Track Thoroughbreds.com, the Paulick Report's own Ray Paulick sat down with Ms. Salk to discuss the current state of the racing industry, the growing awareness of the 'unwanted' racehorse, and Paulick's love of the sport of racing itself. Read more at Off Track Thoroughbreds […]

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Catch up quickly on what's happened today in the world of Thoroughbred racing with the Paulick Report's News Minute. In today's edition, Scott Jagow shares news about an overseas-based horse pointing for starts in the U.S., including the Breeders' Cup Classic. Also, the latest on one of this year's Kentucky Derby runners who's been backed […]

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A click version of the Light Box for all browsers except Safari and Chrome

A click gallery in which the large image is permanently on screen until another image is chosen EVEN when refreshing the page.

Added a click to open and also a reclick to close feature.

A click gallery using 'Previous' and 'Next' buttons to navigate, in which the large image is permanently on screen until another image is chosen EVEN when refreshing the page. With descriptive text and linking option.

A click gallery using 'Previous' and 'Next' preview images to navigate, in which the large image is permanently on screen until another image is chosen EVEN when refreshing the page. With descriptive text and linking option.

CSS play's 'Clickbox' version of Lightbox that now works in Safari(PC) and Google Chrome.

A practical use of CSS play's 'Clickbox'. A CSS only version of Lightbox that now works in Safari(PC) and Google Chrome.

Using CSS3 general sibling selector to produce a left/right click gallery.

Using CSS3 adjacent sibling selector to produce a Clickbox Gallery.

Using CSS3 adjacent sibling selector to produce a Click Slideshow.

Using CSS3 to produce a Carousel Slideshow. Animation for Safari, Chrome, Opera and Safari v4 beta ONLY at the moment. Now with a click action

Using just CSS to produce a multi-level menu with a click action instead of the normal hover.

Continuing with the 'click' series to demonstrate a dropline menu with a click action instead of the normal hover.

The next in the 'click' series to demonstrate a flyout menu with a click action instead of the normal hover.

The next in the 'click' series to demonstrate a vertical slide menu with a click action instead of the normal hover.

Using CSS3 to produce a slideshow with a hover/click action and animation.

Another menu in the 'click' series to demonstrate a vertical concertina menu with a click action instead of the normal hover and working in IE6.

Using CSS3 to produce a click action dropline menu with multiple levels.

A droplist menu with click action and click to close feature.

A show/hide information panels using click to open and close.

A dropdown menu with click to open/close, suitable for the iPad etc..

A CSS3 vertical concertina menu with click to open/close and slide action. Suitable for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch.

A single level dropdown menu with clck action incorporating the latest bug fixes for IE and the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch.

Using CSS3 to animate a left/right click gallery with sliding thumbnail images

Using CSS3 to animate a left/right click gallery with sliding large images

Using CSS3 to animate a left/right click set of information panels with 'jump to panel number' option.

Using just CSS to produce a multi-level menu with a click action instead of the normal hover suitable for the iPad.

CSS only gallery with permanent images, using no :target, iframes, objects or javascript.

CSS only gallery with permanent images, using no :target, iframes, objects or javascript, version 2.

Using just CSS to produce a click action multi-level menu with persist.

Using my latest techniques to produce a left/right click gallery with image persist.

Using just CSS to produce a click action vertical concertina menu with persist and accessibility

An update to the previous version of the click action multi-level menu with persist.

A click action dropline menu with persist and accessibility.

A click action Tree Menu using just CSS.

A vertical concertina menu with a click to open and close action and animation.

A gallery with permanent image changes and a zoom/fly animation.

Using just CSS to produce a multi-level menu with a click to open/close action instead of the normal hover suitable for the iPad.

A CSS only click/tap action multi level menu suitable for touch-enabled devices.