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HALLANDALE BEACH, FL –Sometimes, cogent quotes from the Trainer-Speak Media Handbook gets a little old: “We’ve liked him from the start…” “She’s doing very well
HorseRaceInsider was gratified to learn that The Turf Publicists of America have awarded their 2019 Big Sport of Turfdom award to trainer Mark Casse. By
From Jennie Rees — Rusty Arnold talks about Kentucky Downs’ RUNHAPPY Turf Sprint winner Totally Boss and third-place Leinster. Mark Casse discusses Peace Achieved, winner
By Alicia Hughes for NTRA — LEXINGTON, Ky — If the objective heading into his final pre-Breeders’ Cup workout was to fill Maxfield’s mind with
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
“Circle Marks the Spot” used to be the catch phrase when local breeders tried to get the New York-bred noticed. There are many examples of
Either you believe or you don’t, and I still believe that War of Will is a good horse, the most talented horse in Saturday’s Pennsylvania
EDITED PARX PRESS RELEASE––The showdown is set for Saturday’s Pennsylvania Derby. Maximum Security and War of Will, two of the leading players in the drama
Kim Kelly is the Chief Stipendiary Steward of the Hong Kong Jockey Club, an organization that understands how important uniform rules and enforcement are in
War of Will keeps acting like he’s back–and he’s coming back with a vengeance. With Maximum Security also reportedly doing very well, and with Game
“[War Of Will] worked extremely good this morning,” Mark Casse told NYRA staffers Sunday morning. “We were looking for 48 and he went in 47,
The Thoroughbred Idea Foundation has released a new white paper. The only problem is that the well intentioned treatise tries to have it both ways.
When I look at the filly Fetching, I’m reminded of another three-year-old, male from the Mark Casse barn. Here’s a hint: He won the Preakness.
“Trainer intent” is a basic handicapping tenet. You want your money down when your trainer’s money is down, or on a day he’s seeking a
The big takeaway from this week’s NTRA Poll was that the Florida Derby, Haskell winner and Kentucky Derby finish-line leader, Maximum Security, entered the ranks
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