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By Marc Lawrence – Many NFL pundits were surprised when the defending Super Bowl champions Kansas City Chiefs selected RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire from LSU with
By NYRA PRESS STAFF – The New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA) today announced the 152nd renewal of the Grade 1, $1 million Belmont Stakes,
Thursday, May 7, 2020 — A report from NBC network affiliate WBAL in Baltimore, Md., on Wednesday afternoon said the Grade 1 Preakness Stakes would
It’s the first Saturday in May and there is no Kentucky Derby. This is not a racing world I want to live in. The Arkansas
By Gulfstream Park Staff – In another year, the Triple Crown wouldn’t likely have been on trainer Mark Hennig’s radar for Americanus, a late-developing son of
Money isn’t everything. This is never more true than when it comes to ranking the best of thoroughbred racing. Strictly based on earnings, Midnight Bisou
With the exception of a handful of tracks, horse racing is virtually shut down. This must explain in part why bettors, seemingly desperate for action,
It really doesn’t matter how I feel about the game I love to hate, or hate the game I love, I am thankful for horse
By Marc Lawrence — PLAYBOOK Expert Joe “The KIDD” Greble continues with this third report on the 2020 college football card noting that Utah is
PLANTATION, FL – Four months; not five weeks. That’s how long Thoroughbred fans must wait to find out whether Tiz the Law rules in this
Canadian Hall of Famer Mark Casse, a nominee to gain the same status in America’s racing pantheon this August, but not yet old enough to
With the accent on Kentucky Derby preps, the first step on the Road to the Preakness, to be followed by the Tesio Stakes, is today’s
Twelve years ago, an undefeated, seemingly invincible three year old returned to New York seeking to achieve the kind of immortality that only a Triple
By Top Turf Teddy — The “Worst Stinkin’ Bet of the Day” will be in the 1st Race at Aqueduct, at what I’ve always called
By JENNIE REES — Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott has won the Breeders’ Cup Distaff a record five times and the Breeders’ Cup Classic
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