Horse Racing News
Posted 6/2/10 4:07 PM by David Grening
The return of dual Eclipse Award winner Gio Ponti in the Grade 1 Manhattan and a near-capacity field of 13 in the Grade 1 Acorn for 3-year-old fillies highlight Saturday's Belmont Stakes undercard at Belmont Park.
Posted 6/2/10 10:24 AM by Jay Privman
Jockey Richard Migliore announced his retirement on Wednesday morning at Belmont Park, saying doctors have told him he can not safely return to riding due to neck and spine fractures suffered in a January racing accident.
Posted 6/2/10 9:34 AM by Daily Racing Form
Ice Box has been made the 3-1 favorite for Saturday's $1 million Belmont Stakes.
Posted 6/1/10 2:51 PM by Matt Hegarty
Betting and attendance figures for the first five days of the Monmouth Park meet have far exceeded the expectations of the track's operator and the racing officials.
Posted 6/1/10 2:44 PM by Jay Privman
Rachel Alexandra, winless in two starts this year since being named the 2009 Horse of the Year, is likely to make her next start on June 12, majority owner Jess Jackson said Tuesday in a press release.
Posted 5/31/10 8:19 PM by David Grening
Belmont Week dawned Monday with a late addition to bring the field to 12, and several horses who turned in sharp final workouts, one of whom gave no indication that a foot problem he is nursing will compromise his chances for the 142nd Belmont Stakes.
Posted 5/31/10 4:48 PM by David Grening
Quality Road hadn't been out in 114 days and had just run six furlongs in 1:08.57 in the heat at Belmont Park. With a quarter-mile left to run in the 117th Metropolitan Handicap, Quality Road had to be as good as advertised in order to win.
Posted 5/31/10 4:20 PM by Jay Privman
As the field went around the far turn in the Sands Point Stakes on Monday at Belmont Park, Check the Label had nowhere to run. But once she found room in the stretch, her rivals had nowhere to hide.
Posted 5/31/10 3:18 PM by Marty McGee
As a possible decision nears in regard to a next race, Rachel Alexandra went through a fourth straight Monday workout at Churchill Downs when breezing six furlongs in 1:11.20 early on the Memorial Day holiday.
Posted 5/29/10 6:31 PM by Mike Welsch
Trainer Phil Gleaves is still not certain whether Mambo Meister is better on turf or dirt. But one thing he is sure of: Mambo Meister is at his best over Calder's main track, where the gelding will shoot for his second graded stakes victory of the meet.