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So for a moment let’s forget Churchill Downs Inc.’s effects on racing in South Florida where Calder Race Course is no more, where second rate
HALLANDALE BEACH — We might be huge Godfather fans but we don’t insist on hearing bad news immediately. So, we start this Sunday on a
Somewhat lost in the excitement of Maximum Security’s triumphant return to the Grade 1 ranks in the Cigar Mile were the babies of Saturday. Stars
Unlike the G1 Cigar Mile, the G2 Remsen has no standout and features more than a few potentially viable winners. Of the nine colts entered,
By Press Release — ELMONT, N.Y. – Making his first start since finishing sixth in the Grade 2 Hill Prince on October 5, Juddmonte Farms’
A trio of familiar entities will be missing from Santa Anita when it inaugurates a new season Friday. Two are addition by subtraction. The other
The Ramsey Farm Stakes is the nominal feature as KY Downs brings down another successful stand Thursday but from a betting prospective, we prefer to
He might not readily admit it but Bill Mott has to know that Mucho (9-2) has not lived up to the promise he showed when
No pun intended, but we’ve lost track of how many stakes, surface, and course records were set this season at the Spa. We’re setting the
While Maximum Security may be the leader in the clubhouse, his absence from the Travers, whatever happens in Bensalem PA next month, has left the
LAS VEGAS–A very few races transcend the quality of their field. No matter who runs, it is a special event, a happening. The Triple Crown
We are passed the halfway point of the 2019 Saratoga racing season and little has changed almost right from the jump. The Chad Brown operation,
AUG 5, 2019—Depending on your point of view, the cream is rising or already has risen. Most observers thought that by the time the 2019
The “Graveyard” might have buried some heavy prominent favorites over the weekend but the public’s choices remain around the traditional national average, going 41-for-131 at
“Trainer intent” is a basic handicapping tenet. You want your money down when your trainer’s money is down, or on a day he’s seeking a
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