Horse Racing News
Posted 4/9/10 1:07 AM by Marty McGee
Seven older females are entered as would-be challengers to Forever Together when she makes her 6-year-old debut Saturday as the defending champion in the best race on the Blue Grass undercard, the Grade 2 Jenny Wiley Stakes.
Posted 4/9/10 12:21 AM by Marty McGee
Dr. Zic led every step of the Grade 1, $300,000 Vinery Madison to register a 15-1 upset and spoil the return of Eclipse champion Informed Decision on a chilly Thursday afternoon at Keeneland.
Posted 4/9/10 12:04 AM by Byron King
Trainer Donald Barr has employed a rewarding strategy with Ravalo over his 31-race career: run him where the big boys aren't.
Posted 4/8/10 1:28 PM by Jay Privman
Zenyatta on Wednesday morning took her first tour of the Oaklawn Park main track since her arrival 24 hours earlier, making one lap around the one-mile dirt oval with her regular exercise rider, Steve Willard.
Posted 4/8/10 12:25 PM by David Grening
While this year's Wood Memorial winner, Eskendereya, will head to Louisville as the favorite for the Kentucky Derby, I Want Revenge has returned to training at Aqueduct.
Posted 4/8/10 12:12 PM by Marty McGee
Much has been made about how Kentucky Derby also-rans tend to disappear into a black hole afterward. There are happy exceptions, of course, such as Court Vision, a 5-year-old who has blossomed into a genuine grass star in his Derby afterlife.
Posted 4/8/10 11:58 AM by Jay Privman
About a year ago at this time, few had ever heard of trainer Tim Ice. But he certainly made a name for himself the rest of 2009 with Summer Bird, who won the Belmont Stakes, Travers Stakes, and Jockey Club Gold Cup.
Posted 4/8/10 11:32 AM by Marty McGee
Seeking validation within the 3-year-old division - not to mention sufficient graded earnings to make the cut for the May 1 Kentucky Derby - a field of nine has been entered in the Grade 1 Blue Grass Stakes.
Posted 4/8/10 11:08 AM by Marty McGee
American racing fans have been betting blindly on Jonathan Sheppard for decades. They are keenly aware that the Hall of Fame trainer has been working diligently behind the scenes to have his horses fit and sharp.
Posted 4/5/10 7:28 PM by Associated Press
A colt from the first crop of Bernardini brought $625,000 to top sales Monday at Keeneland's April 2-Year-Olds in Training Sale.