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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
On the sixth day of hearings Rice’s lawyer said to them, “one overworked phrase… no quid pro quo.” The above quote comes from Andrew Turro
There are few stakes to choose from one. Next week will be more significant, especially in the Midwest. So we’re including maiden allowance types and
I’m calling an audible. Beneath Sunday’s “Hot Takes” column we promised to get to Friday’s “Future Stars” program. That can wait. Instead, I wanted to
We’ve set it before and there’s no good reason to stop now. As a Thoroughbred racing event, the Breeders’ Cup never fails to fire. Off
F & M SPRINT VALUE BET: Speech to win at 4-1 or greater EXOTICA: $1Exacta Key Box, Speech with Gamine (7-5), Come Dancing (8-1), Serengeti
BREEDERS’ CUP 2020 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6 JUVENILE TURF SPRINT MOST PROBABLE WINNER: GOLDEN PAL (8-5) VALUE WAGER: UBETTABELIEVEIT (20-1) to win at 15-1 or greater
Game on! A total of 70 horses have been entered in five Breeders’ Cup races for juveniles, including also-eligibles. There’s something for every manner of
Handicapping research from this point forward will be devoted to all Breeders’ Cup all the time, not because we’re a glutton for punishment but because,
Breeders’ Cup pre-entries will be released Wednesday morning and for the second all-time leading Breeders’ Cup trainer with 15 victories, along with two Triple Crown
As we await Wednesday morning’s announcement of Breeders’ Cup pre-entered horses for the 37th time, a few hot takes on Saturday’s state-bred programs at Belmont
In Maryland Saturday, Laurel Park will play host to the 35th annual Jim McKay Maryland Million Day while New York’s Belmont Park will present Empire
There was so much going on this week and weekend — entirely too much – that we need to clear the decks with this series
When it comes to the multiple pool wagering, most of the HRI Faithful know I prefer verticals to horizontals. Without getting into the weeds, controlling
In italics below you will find a comment posted by “Doctor Disaster” beneath my most recent column about the overall success of a veritable feast
If the final Breeders’ Cup prep Saturday has taught us anything, it’s that we need to appropriate the name Churchill Downs created for their all-two-year-olds-all-the-time
