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Edited Tampa Staff Release – Ian Wilkes was confident in Champagne Calling’s ability to win Saturday’s second race, a 7-furlong maiden special weight contest against
Depending on whether you prefer to follow horses, or their trainers, will determine which way you will lean in today’s turf finale in Oldsmar. Hot
Whether the angle was successful or not, we will try again to get an Eoin Harty runner home stretching into t route coming off two
The Saturday feature in Oldsmar is a good one, a preliminary allowances for fillies and mares 3 & up going 1-1/16 miles on the Tampa
Wednesday’s fifth race to begin the Tampa Bay Today race week is a five furlong turf sprint in which it appears that Skippy’s Strike (5-2)
There may be classier horses, and faster horses filling the gate for the Tampa Bay Turf Dash, but none that hits harder than Kerri Raven’s
Tampa opens its week with split divisions of an optional/NX1 sprinting five furlongs on the Tampa turf. We’ve always been convinced that there can be
Interesting feature to start the Tampa racing week, the eighth event with sprinters going six furlongs at the NX1-Optional level and while the field is
The Sunday feature in Oldsmar is an NX3 optional going nine furlongs on the turf that offers an opportunity for a minor upset. Carom (7-5)
There may be safer risks in Friday’s seventh from Oldsmar but none quite as compelling as Princess Javoncia (10-1). That early line quote is picked
Today’s feature race in Oldsmar to begin the racing week looks like to two-horse race between two juvenile turf fillies racing in excellent form; favorite
If pace makes the race, which it surely does, then this variable will come into play in Saturday’s starter handicap marathon at 11 furlongs on
So, what does one do when he has several horses to watch return to run in the same race? Well, you take the one with
In today’s maiden allowances, the sixth from Oldsmar, Rag Tag (5-2) finally gets back on the turf–first time sprinting on grass for Eoin Harty–and that
Sunday’s seventh race on the Oldsmar lawn is your typically competitive open claimer for 3YOs and Up going one mile at the $16,000 claiming level.
