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HAVING PRIVATE NETWORK ISSUES, TECH SUPPORT ARRIVES MONDAY — WILL POST GRADED SELECTIONS FOR WHITNEY DAY STAKES PICK 5 ASAP HALLANDALE BEACH, FL, August 3,
By Indulto, Los Angeles, July 21, 2021 — Had Bob Costas been one of NBC’s analysts for Saturday’s Haskell broadcast, perhaps one could have expected
HALLANDALE BEACH, FL, July 18, 2021– It was, from morning to late night, one of those Box of Chocolate days of racing. Not only didn’t
By Tom Lucci — Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit, Preakness winner Rombauer and the runners-up from all three Triple Crown races top the list of
HALLANDALE BEACH, FL, June 13 — Short fields are a recurring theme in the stakes ranks, especially races when a “superior horse” is expected to
By Keith Pettyjohn — Before we close the books on this year’s Kentucky Oaks and Derby, let’s take a closer look at the lessons that
By Churchill Press Staff — Jim Bakke and Gerald Isbister’s Attachment Rate worked five furlongs in 1:01.20 over a fast main track Sunday morning at
By Keith Pettyjohn — Since the Kentucky Derby has gone to the points system no horse has won the Derby without posting a Class-Based Performance
SARATOGA Race 1: The babies of Saratoga were on the march and Momos turned it into just that in the stretch, a parade, opening daylight
Another stakes doubleheader for the first Saturday of Saratoga 152 but neither drew overwhelming support at the entry box. The Grade 1 Coaching Club American
Prior to Wednesday’s featured event for three-year-olds going a flat mile at Gulfstream Park, the appearance of graded stakes winners Ete Indien and Sole Volante
Thursday, May 7, 2020 — A report from NBC network affiliate WBAL in Baltimore, Md., on Wednesday afternoon said the Grade 1 Preakness Stakes would
According to David Grening of Daily Racing Form, recent Los Alamitos Derby winner Game Winner will miss the Travers due to contracting a virus. There
This year’s Haskell isn’t the classic some past renewals have been. renewals. This isn’t a knock when you consider the centerpiece of Monmouth’s summer has
