Horse Racing News
Posted 10/20/10 1:33 PM by Marty McGee
Cloudy's Knight has been retired after an old injury flared up, ending a terrific racing career in which the 10-year-old gelding earned more than $2.5 million, was voted a champion in Canada, and barely missed winning a Breeders' Cup event.
Posted 10/16/10 10:48 PM by Joe DeVivo
Runco saddled three stakes winners on Saturday night's 25th West Virginia Breeders' Classic program for West Virginia-breds at Charles Town, highlighted by a 57-1 upset by the 4-year-old colt Sea Rescue in the featured $500,000 Classic.
Posted 10/16/10 7:31 PM by Mike Welsch
Mad Flatter won the first graded race of his career and in the process earned an automatic berth in the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile by virtue of his easy 6 1/4-length triumph in the $100,000 Spend a Buck Handicap.
Posted 10/16/10 7:31 PM by Ron Gierkink
The Aidan O'Brien-trained Joshua Tree barely held off two other European raiders, Mores Wells and Redwood, to capture the Grade 1, $2 million Canadian International at Woodbine Saturday.
Posted 10/16/10 7:29 PM by Steve Andersen
Mad Flatter won the first graded race of his career and in the process earned an automatic berth in the Saturday, Fantastic Pick won for the third time in his last four starts in the $150,000 Oak Tree Derby.
Posted 10/16/10 7:22 PM by Bill Tallon
Reggane trailed the field of 10 with slightly more than five furlongs to run but launched a steady rally which carried her to a one-length victory in Saturday's Grade 1, $1 million E.P. Taylor Stakes at Woodbine.
Posted 10/16/10 6:01 PM by Byron King
The betting public expected Harmonious to win Saturday's Grade 1, $400,000 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup, making her the favorite over the likes of Evening Jewel and Check the Label.
Posted 10/14/10 9:53 PM by Marty McGee
All of the prep races for the 2010 Breeders' Cup are in the books. Well, almost all. The timing of the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup, set for Saturday at Keeneland, might be cutting it a bit close.
Posted 10/14/10 4:06 PM by Marcus Hersh
Air jackets appear to have been developed during the 1990s in Japan, and a Japanese company called Hit Air retains prominence in the marketplace.
Posted 10/14/10 3:32 PM by Steve Andersen
Zenyatta was breathing easily when she walked off the Hollywood Park main track after breezing five furlongs in 1:02.60 on Thursday.