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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
If we wanted to play it safer in Wednesday’s optional claiming N2X at 7 furlongs in Derbytown but it’s too late to stop now. The
Jon Stettin beat me to the punch. Penciled in for today was a column catching up with stories that slipped through the cracks this week
The Churchill feature is a competitive turf route for older handicappers going a mile and an eighth with course loving Mr. Misunderstood looking to repeat
Horse racing matches one horse against another, of course, as trainers effort to shape their development and careers. When this happens, handicapping becomes a study in trainer
Please Jose Ortiz, I only ask that you place my selection in a place where she can win. I don’t often blame riders, don’t believe
Believe it or not, good suggestions can happen on social media and when it comes to improving the state of Thoroughbred racing, the industry can
HorseRaceInsider was gratified to learn that The Turf Publicists of America have awarded their 2019 Big Sport of Turfdom award to trainer Mark Casse. By
Maybe the better question, given the deep freeze, is whether an interesting, competitive grass event will remain on that surface? Hope so because while he
The Rainbow 6 Jackpot is now up to $768,774 for Thursday after there was no single-ticket winner for the 31st consecutive day at Gulfstream Park
Mr. Misunderstood will defend his title in Saturday’s Grade 3 River City at Churchill Downs, heading a field of 10 turf specialists in the 1
In responding to above, doesn’t everyone? With regular dark days or the deep freeze limiting simulcast options this Wednesday, there is a Pick 4, or
Well, as fans of the old “Tonight Show with Johnny Carson” might respond, it’s so cold that Churchill Downs decided to cancel its live racing
The Wests and trainer Jason Servis had a decision to make and now they’ve done so. And it has the added benefit of being the
I received this email from a friend, a local from Saratoga Springs, who long has been associated with Thoroughbred racing. I have gotten permission to
Sometimes you just have to believe, especially if you’re supporting a horse that in his last two starts was beaten a cumulative 36 lengths. But
