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Y’all know the players now, now a look at how it might all come out: SARATOGA G1 PERSONAL ENSIGN Most Probable winner: Midnight Bisou (2-5)
Since he was a wide, strong-finish third behind the revelatory Vekoma in the prestigious Metropolitan Mile, I’ve been waiting to bet Code of Honor (5-2)
By NYRA Press Staff — SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — A field comprised of five millionaires will make up a talented group of older horses assembled for
By NTRA Release – Champion Maximum Security, who led the National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA) Top Thoroughbred Poll in early March, has moved back into
The words of the mythical Michael Corleone never have resonated more. Whatever bad news is created by racing’s disjointed model. melts away beneath the glare
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
So it’s Independence Day, not Memorial Day, but it does a racing soul good to see the Met Mile once again as the lynchpin on
So, how was your Belmont Day? Mine was fine, thank you. I was safe and warm, wasn’t even in LA, and happy not to be
Thursday JAN 2 at 2 pm was the deadline for casting Eclipse Award ballots, a copy of which was cut and pasted below. First a
We believe it’s little more than a sophomoric exercise to start thinking Kentucky Derby before Thanksgiving day. But since the Santa logo is appearing in
NTRA NEWS RELEASE – With the Breeders’ Cup World Championships on tap for November 1-2 at Santa Anita Park, the lead group remains relatively unchanged
Making his first start since his hot, hard fought victory in the G1 Haskell Stakes, Kentucky Derby first Maximum Security returned from a 98-day layup
The Breeders’ Cup has something in common with afternoon delight. Even when they are not terrific, they are still pretty darn good. Only a publicist
One hundred eighty-eight horses, pre-entered on Monday, were announced today in the 36th Breeders’ Cup’s 14 races, 26 cross-entered in two races, designated by first
There may, or may not be, something happening here. In our Breeders’ Cup research, which begins in earnest tomorrow, we caught up with a few
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