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BREEDERS’ CUP FILLY AND MARE SPRINT Here’s the first sectional match-up of the day: an East vs. Midwest tilt between Covfefe, faster than a speeding bullet
JUVENILE TURF SPRINT Nothing like a little chaos to start the day; a gateful of 2-year-olds sprinting five furlongs. Wesley Ward, noted for his juvenile,
Making his first start since his hot, hard fought victory in the G1 Haskell Stakes, Kentucky Derby first Maximum Security returned from a 98-day layup
The comment below appears word for word beneath a recent story on a popular racing site about a veterinarian’s owning a racehorse. The message is
One hundred eighty-eight horses, pre-entered on Monday, were announced today in the 36th Breeders’ Cup’s 14 races, 26 cross-entered in two races, designated by first
We could not be happier to learn that Game Winner will be kept in training to run as a 4-year-old. I thought enough of the
It’s a tad early to be thinking Gulfstream Park Championship Meet, what with the Breeders’ Cup World Championships scheduled at their sister track 10 days
There may, or may not be, something happening here. In our Breeders’ Cup research, which begins in earnest tomorrow, we caught up with a few
Plenty of great European turf horses have come along in the half century Thoroughbred racing has been my life, especially since the 1984 advent of
We have no idea who might have been building a false sense of drama as to which race Omaha Beach would run in after Richard
Kentucky Downs’ boutique race meet is a burgeoning success story in an industry that in modern times has had little to smile about. In America,
Several of the stakes and other high class races run OCT 12 might produce a small handful of Breeders’ Cup starters, but most will not
Whether the second jewel of the Triple Crown remains at Pimlico isn’t up to The Stronach Group or even the City of Baltimore. It’s up
To be honest, there is not much difference in ability between Hall of Famer Mike Smith and future Hall of Famer Joel Rosario. Both are
There’s nothing like a starting gate full of juvenile fillies going long on the grass around two turns at Keeneland. Think trips are going to
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