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Edited CDI Release – Turfway Park delivered positive results in wagering and average field size during its 13-day Holiday Meet, which wrapped up a five-week run
Edited Turfway Park Release — Turfway Park in Florence, Ky. is set to open for live racing on Wednesday, Dec. 2. Racing will be conducted
With the uber-boutique Kentucky Downs meet winding down, we took a look at Wednesday’s featured Franklin Simpson for 3YOs going 6-1/2 furlongs and Turned Aside
Win or lose, today’s five stakes events from all-turf-all-the-time Kentucky Downs promise to be an entertaining show. But making there is a familiar grind for
There are two choices for fans and bettors of notable interest this weekend and neither racing event is being staged in a big city near
Friday’s Rainbow 6 Jackpot Pool Guaranteed at $2 Million and there will be a Rainbow 6 Mandatory Payout Scheduled for Saturday… And note that trainer Wesley
By Gulfstream Press Staff – A pair of Arindel homebreds and a filly from Wesley Ward, widely recognized as one of the country’s leading trainers
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,
JUVENILE TURF SPRINT Nothing like a little chaos to start the day; a gateful of 2-year-olds sprinting five furlongs. Wesley Ward, noted for his juvenile,
Cousin Sal called a week ago Saturday. We’re not related; he’s the kind of family you choose, which is what I did back when we
EDITED RELEASE HRI STAFF—FRANKLIN, Ky.– Jose Ortiz, Kentucky Downs’ defending leading rider, enjoys a substantial three-win advantage in the standings heading into Thursday’s final day
And the worst part is that you can’t even take 30 seconds to make a case for another rival; Kimari (3-5) is such a layover.
Well, no Grade 1s on the Spa turf today. In fact, no graded races at all, but a competitive listed turf sprint that appears to
By now we’re all familiar with the term “too big to fail.” If large corporations fail, there probably is a bailout available somewhere. But what
