Horse Racing News
Posted 1/1/11 3:11 PM by Jay Privman
Garrett Gomez celebrated his 39th birthday in style on Saturday by guiding Spring Style to an upset victory over heavily favored Harmonious in the Grade 2, $147,000 Robert Frankel Stakes at Santa Anita.
Posted 12/30/10 10:46 PM by Steve Andersen
Harmonious won two Grade 1 stakes on turf for 3-year-old fillies in 2010, earning a reputation as one of the top members of her generation. Expect her to solidify that status in a small field in Saturday's $150,000 Robert Frankel Stakes at Santa Anita.
Posted 12/27/10 7:56 PM by Steve Andersen
Monday, in the third start of his current campaign, Jeranimo won the second Grade 2 stakes of his career in the $150,000 San Gabriel Stakes on turf at Santa Anita.
Posted 12/27/10 6:58 PM by Steve Andersen
Twirling Candy broke Spectacular Bid's 30-year-old track record for seven furlongs with a nose victory in Sunday's $250,000 Malibu Stakes on the first card run on the new dirt track at Santa Anita.
Posted 12/27/10 6:49 PM by Jay Privman
Switch overpowered nine rival 3-year-old fillies when rolling to a four-length victory in the Grade 1, $250,000 La Brea Stakes, the first of two Grade 1 races on the opening-day card.
Posted 12/27/10 6:20 PM by Steve Andersen
Sidney's Candy won his fourth stakes of the year at the track, and fifth of his career, in Sunday's $150,000 Sir Beaufort Stakes at Hollywood Park.
Posted 12/27/10 5:52 PM by Daily Racing Form
War Pass, the 2007 juvenile champion, died Dec. 24 at Lane's End Farm near Versailles, Ky., the farm announced on Monday.
Posted 12/22/10 9:35 AM by Associated Press
An aide to Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley and horse racing representatives say a tentative agreement has been reached to allow a full calendar of 146 racing days and keep the Preakness Stakes in the state.
Posted 12/22/10 7:24 AM by Associated Press
The future of the Preakness at Pimlico is in doubt after a vote by Maryland's racing commission. The board has voted to reject a proposal by the owners of Pimlico Race Course and Laurel Park to conduct live racing next year.
Posted 12/20/10 12:59 PM by Steve Andersen
Santa Anita opened its rain-deluged main track for training Monday for the first time since Friday, but track president George Haines said severe rainstorms expected through Wednesday could curtail training this week. The winter-spring meet opens Sunday.