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    Japanese horse racing fans are focused on the Shuka Sho, where Monroe Walk, dubbed the 'Reiwa-era Fine Motion', claimed an unbeaten fifth consecutive win, becoming only the fourth horse in history to take the race without a defeat. Discussion also covers longshot picks, with punters highlighting three outsiders backed by jockey comments from their previous runs as potential upset contenders.

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    Longshot plans to launch cargo to space with a giant gun▼Forget rockets — Longshot wants to fire cargo into space from a gun. See it at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 Longshot is tryinMmastodonBusinessStartups23 d ago

    Startup Longshot is developing a large gun designed to fire cargo into orbit without rockets, aiming to make space-based data centers viable. The company says it will present the concept at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026. The unconventional approach to space launch is drawing attention for its audacity and its potential to cut the cost of sending hardware above the atmosphere.

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    Fire and Wine wires Ontario Derby as Quadruple upsets Fashion▼Fire and Wine wires Ontario Derby, Quadruple upsets Fashion✉newsLifeFashion21 h ago

    Fire and Wine won the Ontario Derby with a front-running performance, going wire to wire, while longshot Quadruple delivered an upset in the Fashion division. The results at Woodbine are drawing attention from racing fans tracking the Canadian fall stakes season, with bettors and handicappers weighing how these form lines will shape upcoming races.

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    Startup Builds Gun System to Launch Cargo Into Space●Longshot Space Technology is developing a multi-injection gun system designed to launch cargo into space. Operating fromMmastodonBusinessStartups25 d ago

    Longshot Space Technology, a California-based startup, is developing a multi-injection gun system to launch cargo into space. Working from test sites in California, the company builds on historical research that used high-pressure gas tanks along a steel pipe to accelerate projectiles. The approach aims to offer a cheaper alternative to rockets for putting supplies into orbit, drawing attention as an unconventional space-launch method.