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HALLANDALE BEACH, FL., February 21, 2021 – I’m happy I tuned into the cablecast of “The Big Race” from King Abdulaziz Racetrack from Riyadh, Saudi
Edited Tampa Bay Release — Since the Sam F. Davis became a Grade III stakes in 2009, it has had a significant impact on the
Edited Gulfstream Park Release — Sackatoga Stable’s Tiz the Law gave an early indication of what was to be a special sophomore season when he
By Keith Pettyjohn — As always, this edition of the Breeders’ Cup certainly was a great event but, of course, some races and performances stand
By Press Release — The Breeders’ Cup Classic and Kentucky Derby winner, has been retired to B. Wayne Hughes’ Spendthrift Farm in Lexington, Ky., where
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
By Walfred Solorzano — Ten years ago on Breeders’ Cup Saturday, darkness was covering Churchill Downs and the crowd of 72,739 people was just about
F & M SPRINT VALUE BET: Speech to win at 4-1 or greater EXOTICA: $1Exacta Key Box, Speech with Gamine (7-5), Come Dancing (8-1), Serengeti
By Marc Lawrence — The NFL playoffs could be undergoing a major change for the 2020 season if the league approves a COVID-19 contingency plan
Veteran trainer Barclay Tagg has decided that Tiz the Law will not run in the Preakness Stakes, according to a report by David Grening of
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
HRI Foreign Desk Staff — Reports indicate Tiz the Law won’t run the Preakness Stakes, but that hasn’t stopped leading sportsbooks from publishing antepost odds
It didn’t take long for some interesting questions to arise in the aftermath of Derby-146, such as was it the jock’s fault? Was the racetrack
By Breeders’ Cup Release — Officials of the Breeders’ Cup and The Stronach Group announced Monday that the winner of the 145th Preakness Stakes (G1)
Of course, the horse made it possible, and the horse always comes first. Talent notwithstanding, it’s horsemanship that allows God-given ability to develop. Racing analyst
