The Horse Race Insider is a privately owned magazine. All copyrights reserved. “Bet with your head, not over it.”
The Conscience of Thoroughbred Racing
In order to win a turf sprint you need three essential tools; speed, turn of foot and quickness. It does appear that gelded five year
Let the record show that the mandatory Rainbow 6 payout was $6,234, that Edgard Zayas won the riding title, and Rohan Crichton a training title
With feature race choices limited to sprints this Saturday, we chose the one with the larger field featuring Maryland-bred or Maryland-sired runners for three year
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
When his time comes, Todd Pletcher will not become a first ballot Hall of Famer because he’s not the all-time leading money earner, or poised
It’s been a while since Hanalei’s Houdini (6-1) has raced on turf and we wonder what took the connections so long to get him back
What does one do when an irresistible handicapping force meets an unmovable winning object? The wise guy answer would be to look for a third
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
With a forecast calling for sunny skies, we go to the turf course for Friday’s eighth event, fillies and mares going a mile and a
We’re not sure if TVG’s claim it is “America’s Horse Racing Network” applies any longer. Given an agreement reached between the New York Racing Association
Today’s 7th race at Tampa, should it remain on turf, owing to predicted thunderstorms, presents a rare opportunity; to beat a Chad Brown trained favorite
We opted for a dirt race to conclude the Friday card for a couple of reasons; one, a rare opportunity to gain value on an
In keeping with our value theme that worked out nicely on Tampa Today JAN 1 debut, we thought today’s fifth race, an N3L/$25,000 claiming, would
Mr. Misunderstood will defend his title in Saturday’s Grade 3 River City at Churchill Downs, heading a field of 10 turf specialists in the 1
Wednesday’s feature race in Lexington is a 6-1/2 furlong sprint on the main track for older optional claiming allowance types and it would appear that
