Horse Racing News
Posted 10/2/10 5:47 PM by Mary Rampellini
Havre de Grace finally won a photo finish over summer nemesis Blind Luck in Saturday's Grade 2, $750,000 Fitz Dixon Cotillion at Parx Racing.
Posted 10/2/10 5:47 PM by David Grening
At the beginning of the year, trainer Christophe Clement thought Winchester was better on soft ground. Then the 5-year-old won the Grade 1 Manhattan over firm turf.
Posted 10/2/10 5:44 PM by Marty McGee
Lookin At Lucky might have given his connections and backers a little scare, but the colt proved his class Saturday when he rallied from well back to capture the 16th running of the Grade 2, $510,900 Indiana Derby at Hoosier Park.
Posted 10/2/10 3:44 PM by Dave Litfin
Haynesfield ($1 ) went to the front and never looked back in the $750,000 Jockey Club Gold Cup, cruising through the stretch in hand under Ramon Dominguez to win the 92nd running of the Grade 1 race by four lengths over 4-5 favorite Blame.
Posted 10/2/10 2:44 PM by David Grening
After a couple of close calls and tough trips in her first four North American starts splitting horses in deep stretch and earning a hard-fought head victory in the Grade 1, $500,000 Flower Bowl Invitational at Belmont Park.
Posted 10/2/10 1:54 PM by David Grening
With several horses aimed at the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile, Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin Stable wanted to run Girolamo in the Grade 1 Vosburgh Invitational at Belmont Park to see if they had a contender for the Breeders' Cup Sprint.
Posted 10/2/10 12:46 PM by Steve Andersen
When Bourbon Bay and Champ Pegasus meet for the first time in Sunday's $250,000 Clement Hirsch Turf Championship at Hollywood Park, they do so at a time when their careers are headed in different directions. Literally.
Posted 10/1/10 9:40 AM by Alan Shuback
Workforce, the seven-length winner of the Eposm Derby but a great flop in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, passed a final test at Newmarket on Thursday morning and will run after all in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on Sunday.
Posted 9/30/10 8:14 PM by David Grening
The Flower Bowl is traditionally a spot for a European-based filly or mare to come to North America and strut her stuff. This year's lone overseas representative didn't come from Europe, but rather Japan.
Posted 9/30/10 8:10 PM by David Grening
With the possible exception of Winchester, the older North American turf males entered in Saturday's Grade 1, $500,000 Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational at Belmont Park have been a bit of an inconsistent and uninspiring group.