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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
Contrary to popular belief, Thoroughbred racing is not done this year and horseplayers and fans need not await opening day at Santa Anita DEC 26
Edited Churchill Downs Release —- Multiple graded stakes winner By My Standards is probable to enter next Friday’s Grade 1 Clark following a half-mile move in :49.40
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
OK, that’s a joke people, but let’s stop and think: Aunt Pearl was bred in Ireland and was purchased at Tallersalls, the Keeneland Select of
Yaupon got Pimlico’s Preakness Meet to a very fast start in Thursday’s meet opener, the G3 Chick Lang, and it appears another favorite is going
By Maryland Jockey Club Staff — For the fourth consecutive year, the Maryland Jockey Club is offering the $100,000 Sentient Jet Trainer Bonus to horsemen that
By Churchill Press Staff — Robert Lund Petersen’s brilliant two-time Grade I winner Gamine and Peter Callahan’s Swiss Skydiver, winner of the Alabama (GI) in
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 Laurel Park Press Staff – While the traffic was typical on the roughly 11-hour van ride from Maryland to Kentucky, the trip Hello Beautiful
Anyone surprised that Godolphin has a deep bench? No Maxfield? No problem. Trainer Brad Cox picked the right spot to break Shared Sense’s stakes maiden,
Not much to see here, except for an exceptional champion and protem Horse of the Year, the five year old mare Monomoy Girl. Her coming
This week, Belmont Park and Delaware Park agreed to put on an all graded-stakes extravaganza. And, so, again we’re hoping to make a oak-full of
Two of those four graded stakes at Churchill Downs, the Stephen Foster and Fleur de Lis, have Breeders’ Cup implications as win-and-in events. Purses have
One of the hardest variables to decipher now that many of the major venues have returned, is dealing with those revamped schedules. Most inscrutably, what
