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Edited Churchill Release – Horses are back at Churchill Downs and they are ready to run. Saturday’s Opening Day program of the 2020 Spring Meet
We’re letting the weather handicappers point me in the direction I prefer to go. Every map I looked at promised rain in South and North
By HRI Staff — As was reported online by Frank Angst in Tuesday’s edition of Bloodhorse.com, recent Martha Washington Stakes winner Taraz was euthanized Monday
HRI Edited Release — Unbeaten Taraz returned to the track Wednesday morning at Oaklawn to begin preparations for her next scheduled start in the $300,000
HALLANDALE BEACH — This is where I was headed yesterday until the winds came, my nose began running faster than my picks and the thermometer
HRI Edited Release — Remington Park’s top 2-year-old stakes event, the $400,000 Springboard Mile, drew a maximum field of 12 for Sunday’s final race date of the
By HRI Staff — Some very good horses are going to be mixing it up on Black Friday at Churchill Downs. For the most part,
By David Valento — Demand a Big Price — The Track Phantom made two serious Kentucky Derby future book bets in my lifetime. I bet
The Churchill feature is a competitive turf route for older handicappers going a mile and an eighth with course loving Mr. Misunderstood looking to repeat
Mr. Misunderstood will defend his title in Saturday’s Grade 3 River City at Churchill Downs, heading a field of 10 turf specialists in the 1
By JENNIE REES — A year ago, Kentucky Oaks winner Monomoy Girl won the Breeders’ Cup Distaff at Brad Cox’s hometown track of Churchill Downs
By JENNIE REES — Michael Hui is parlaying some of the money that Zulu Alpha won in taking Kentucky Downs’ $1 million Calumet Farm Kentucky
HRI STAFF — Unfortunately for the principals involved, Owendale, who will make his next start in the Breeders’ Cup Classic, is going to need a
Hope we’re not getting in a rut here, but on Saturday we were attracted to the “other Chad” in a pair of stakes races. In
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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