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The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
We don’t know the answer to that but this juvenile test in New Orleans sure has the potential. The fact is that the two-turner has
Edited Keeneland Staff Release — One of the most visually impressive performances of the 2021 Keeneland Fall Meet was the dash to victory by California
HALLANDALE BEACH, FL, September 30, 2022 – For would-be Thoroughbred champions, Saturday likely is a final chance to learn if they have the right stuff
HALLANDALE BEACH, FL, April 29, 2022 — First, we are going to supply our Top Five Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby Contenders in Sunday’s column.
Edited Press Release — The next start for Klaravich Stables’ Grade 3 winner Early Voting is likely to be the 147th Preakness Stakes May 21 at
The favorite to begin the race week in South Florida is going to be a very tough out. Tiz Rye Time (8-5) has too many
HALLANDALE BEACH, FL, November 19. 2021 — What we’re hoping for in tomorrow’s ninth race at Gulfstream Park is directly to the right on the
Edited Press Release — A potentially lucrative and prolific 2021 campaign gets underway in the twilight of 2020 when Maxfield makes his long-anticipated return to
Edited Gulfstream Release – Jockey Tyler Gaffalione continued his recent hot hand riding four winners on Friday’s 10-race card at Gulfstream Park. Gaffalione, the Eclipse
What do you do when two stable-mail horses collide in the same race, such as the Grade 1 Alcibiades for juvenile fillies on opening Friday
The first Saturday of Belmont Fall feature a Grade 1 going a mile and a quarter for three year old fillies, the Belmont Oaks Invitational.
They come from all over and meet in Saratoga, this time juvenile colts sprinting. We think the best of them is the favorite Tobys Heart
And, so, we begin our 2020 Belmont Stakes sojourn with an apology to the good people of Augusta and our friends at CBS–so long as
And we fully expect the pool in Louisville to reach seven figures. These are huge-field wide open affairs, each race featuring talented horses from high
If the “tennis star” gets beat in the Grade 2 Rebel Stakes at 1-1/16 miles, Bob Baffert has his built-in excuse: He drew the rail.
