Horse Racing News
Posted 5/26/12 10:03 PM by Brisnet.com
nder bright and sunny skies, Triple Crown hopeful I'll Have Another had a second energetic gallop over Belmont Park's main track Saturday morning as he continues preparations for the June 9 Belmont Stakes.
Posted 5/26/12 9:43 PM by Jack Shinar
In search of firm turf, Wilkinson wound up in the Southern California barn of Jeff Mullins, who sent the 4-year-old colt out to spring a 44-1 shocker in the $150,000 American Handicap at Betfair Hollywood Park May 26.
Posted 5/26/12 4:49 PM by Ron Mitchell
Aruna returned to her winning ways with a 1 1/4-length triumph in the $200,000 Sheepshead Bay Stakes May 26 at Belmont Park, but the victory was overshadowed by a troubled start that eliminated two horses.
Posted 5/25/12 3:15 PM by Tom LaMarra
A Standardbred trainer was suspended in New York May 24 for an alleged 1,700 equine medication violations after a joint investigation by New York and New Jersey regulators.
Posted 5/25/12 2:57 PM by Evan Hammonds
E. Paul Robsham Stables' homebred Awesome Maria makes her 2012 Belmont Park debut May 28 as she guns for a repeat in the Ogden Phipps Handicap.
Posted 5/25/12 2:43 PM by Evan Hammonds
Anita Cauley's On Fire Baby, a disappointing fifth as the second choice earlier this month in the nine-furlong Kentucky Oaks, shortens up a furlong and tries Belmont Park for the first time May 25 in the TVG Acorn Stakes.
Posted 5/25/12 2:29 PM by Ron Mitchell
With a steady rain falling, dual classic winner I'll Have Another galloped a mile at Belmont Park May 25 as he continued to prepare for attempt at history in the JUne 9 Belmont Stakes.
Posted 5/25/12 2:11 PM by Tom LaMarra
Experience and previous success on the Belmont Park dirt surface could be the deciding factor when a short but strong field gathers for the $750,000 Metropolitan Handicap at one mile May 28.
Posted 5/24/12 4:39 PM by Associated Press
Doug O'Neill, the trainer of Triple Crown hopeful I'll Have Another, was suspended 45 days as a result of one of his horses exceeding the allowable limit for total carbon dioxide. The punishment won't begin before July 1, ensuring he will be able to saddl
Posted 5/23/12 5:57 PM by Associated Press
Kentucky Derby-winning trainer Doug O'Neill could be facing up to a six-month suspension when the California Horse Racing Board meets to discuss a case involving one of his horses testing for a high level of total carbon dioxide in 2010.
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