OLD SCHOOL LOOKS TO UPSET OLD SCHOOL IN 146th KENTUCKY DERBY
While there are many great trainers plying their trade in the modern game, there’s nothing like watching a couple of old school horsemen hone-in on
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While there are many great trainers plying their trade in the modern game, there’s nothing like watching a couple of old school horsemen hone-in on
By Churchill Press Staff – Sackatoga Stable’s Tiz the Law, the 3-5 morning line favorite for Saturday’s $3 million Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve
By Churchill Press Staff — Jim Bakke and Gerald Isbister’s Attachment Rate worked five furlongs in 1:01.20 over a fast main track Sunday morning at
By Churchill Downs Press Staff — Bruce Lunsford’s Art Collector, who looms as one of the favorites for next Saturday’s 146th running of the $3
By Churchill Press Staff — Rain is forecast to begin overnight Thursday and continue into training hours Friday morning with more rain predicted to begin
By Keith Pettyjohn — This year’s Kentucky Oaks is shaping up to showcase one of the best fields we’ve seen in many years. If it
By Keith Pettyjohn — Since the Kentucky Derby has gone to the points system no horse has won the Derby without posting a Class-Based Performance
Nothing on Twitter, the launching pad for national angst, surprises me. Not that it’s always bad news. Sometimes it’s just bad takes on good news.
By NTRA Release – Champion Maximum Security, who led the National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA) Top Thoroughbred Poll in early March, has moved back into
By Churchill Downs Press Staff – Seven weeks in advance of the rescheduled $3 million Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve (Grade I), bettors reaffirmed Belmont Stakes
Before we get into the heart of this week’s racing — virtually all Saratoga all the time, with stopovers at the Jersey Shore for the
Beyond picking the occasional winner, what turf writers root for most are the great stories. Saturday at Keeneland, the Blue Grass Stakes produced a great-story