Horse Racing News
Posted 5/15/10 2:05 PM by Jay Privman
Rainbow View overcame some early trouble and further traffic at the top of the stretch to close resolutely and capture the Grade 3, $100,000 Gallorette Handicap for older female turf horses on Saturday at Pimlico Race Course.
Posted 5/15/10 1:47 PM by Dave Litfin
The two Grade 1 winners in Saturday's Shuvee Handicap finished first and second, but not in the order most bettors thought they would, as Funny Moon posted a decisive victory by 2 3/4 lengths over defending titlist Seattle Smooth in the Grade 2 race.
Posted 5/15/10 11:59 AM by Marty McGee
Comedero furthered his stature in the 3-year-old sprint ranks with a thoroughly dominating victory Saturday in the Grade 3, $100,000 Chick Lang Stakes going six furlongs at Pimlico.
Posted 5/14/10 9:13 PM by Claire Novak
It starts like this: A father and son make their way to the racetrack. Memories are made and first impressions gathered. A lifetime of dedication to the sport begins.
Posted 5/14/10 3:41 PM by Marty McGee
It is remembered mostly as the race in which the filly was mugged, but the Preakness of 30 years ago also is known as the race that produced arguably the most iconic figure of racing's modern era.
Posted 5/14/10 3:20 PM by Dave Tuley
Of all the 3-year-olds on the Triple Crown trail this spring, Kentucky Derby winner Super Saver is the only one with a chance to sweep the series as we head to the Preakness this Saturday.
Posted 5/14/10 3:16 PM by Jay Privman
When the Kentucky Derby winner gets here for the Preakness Stakes, a groundswell of support often follows him.
Posted 5/14/10 3:13 PM by Jay Privman
Pleasant Prince did not succeed in the Florida Derby, so he has tried, and tried, and now will try again.
Posted 5/14/10 3:04 PM by David Grening
Blame, one of the unheralded members of the 3-year-old class of 2009, could be a significant player in the older horse division of 2010.
Posted 5/14/10 2:40 PM by David Grening
Derek Ryan's first appearance in the Preakness Stakes was as frustrating as it was rewarding.