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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
By Keith Pettyjohn — When trying to bet against a low-odds favorite, it is imperative to look deep into the past performances and devise a
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 jogged twice around the Churchill Downs main track Thursday morning with trainer Barclay Tagg alongside on a pony over a track turned sloppy by
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 — Since the Kentucky Derby has gone to the points system no horse has won the Derby without posting a Class-Based Performance
SARATOGA Race 1: The babies of Saratoga were on the march and Momos turned it into just that in the stretch, a parade, opening daylight
Another stakes doubleheader for the first Saturday of Saratoga 152 but neither drew overwhelming support at the entry box. The Grade 1 Coaching Club American
It’s a familiar refrain these days but there are too many races and so little time to devote to all of them. With the racing
Even if it is a classic, who might have the courage to show up in the first leg of 2020’s Asterisk Triple Crown to challenge
Authentic, Charlatan and Nadal: with apologies to Alexandre Dumas, call them The Three Bafferteers. Each horse is trained by two-time Triple Crown winner Bob Baffert,
Per usual, a horse-playing pal called Sunday morning to discuss the big events of Saturday afternoon, a little red boarding, a little bad beating, a
Churchill Downs might have no heart and no soul but it does have a sense of humor. Surely this is why it chose April Fools
