Horse Racing News
Posted 3/25/10 7:59 AM by Steve Andersen
Gio Ponti was the overlooked American champion of 2009.
Posted 3/24/10 2:51 PM by Marcus Hersh
Rachel Alexandra worked a half-mile in 50.40 seconds Monday morning at Fair Grounds, her first workout since her 2010 debut, a second-place finish to Zardana in the New Orleans Ladies on March 13.
Posted 3/24/10 2:41 PM by Marty McGee
Dale Romans has been looking forward to returning to his Kentucky roots. The 43-year-old trainer spent most of this past winter in south Florida.
Posted 3/23/10 3:35 PM by Marty McGee
Dale Romans has been looking forward to returning to his Kentucky roots. The 43-year-old trainer spent most of this past winter in south Florida.
Posted 3/23/10 3:30 PM by Marcus Hersh
The Oracle of Delphi did not need to be called. Nor was tea-leaf reading or an analysis of the signs of the zodiac necessary.
Posted 3/23/10 3:22 PM by Mary Rampellini
Last year's Kentucky Derby winner, Mine That Bird, has just resumed training at his home base of Double Eagle Ranch in Roswell, N.M., and later this spring is expected to set up shop at Churchill Downs, trainer Chip Woolley said.
Posted 3/22/10 2:47 PM by Jay Privman
Although he is notorious for changing his mind each day, trainer Bob Baffert said he is leaning toward having Lookin At Lucky make his final prep for the May 1 Kentucky Derby in the Grade 1, $750,000 Santa Anita Derby on April 3.
Posted 3/21/10 9:30 PM by David Grening
The top three finishers from Saturday's $750,000 Florida Derby came out of their races in good order and will now set their sights on the May 1 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, their connections said Sunday.
Posted 3/21/10 9:20 PM by Jay Privman
Tuscan Evening is good enough to win when circumstances are against her. When they are all in her favor, she's practically unstoppable.
The top female miler in California pushes the envelope Sunday by trying to stretch her speed 1 1/8 miles on Santa Anita's turf. And if Tuscan Evening wins the Grade 2 Santa Ana Handicap, her 2010 campaign could lead just about anywhere.