Horse Racing News
Posted 2/17/10 10:24 AM by Steve Andersen
The field for the Grade 3, $250,000 Southwest, which was rescheduled for Saturday after being canceled Monday, should be about the same as its original cast of 10.
Posted 2/17/10 10:19 AM by Mary Rampellini
The field for the Grade 3, $250,000 Southwest, which was rescheduled for Saturday after being canceled Monday, should be about the same as its original cast of 10.
Posted 2/15/10 8:33 PM by Jay Privman
Sidney's Candy, rebounding from a surprisingly flat try in his comeback race six weeks ago, added his name to the list of top Kentucky Derby contenders with an overpowering, 4 1/4-length victory in the Grade 2, $150,000 San Vicente Stakes.
Posted 2/15/10 6:29 PM by Joe DeVivo
Trainer Chris Grove completed a sweep of the Grade 2 features on Monday's program at Laurel Park when Sweet Goodbye split horses in deep stretch to take the $150,000 Barbara Fritchie Handicap by a head.
Posted 2/13/10 11:29 PM by Jay Privman
Tuscan Evening arrived in this country a little more than a year ago, winless in 11 starts.
Posted 2/13/10 10:42 PM by Mike Welsch
The decision by Fair Grounds to rearrange its stakes schedule and push the Louisiana Derby back to March 27 did much more than simply motivate Gulfstream management to move the Grade 1 Florida Derby up a week to March 20.
Posted 2/13/10 10:04 PM by Joe DeVivo
A little more than three months after running for a $30,000 claiming tag at her home base of Mountaineer Racetrack in West Virginia, Royal Michele ran the best race of her life to upset the 2009 Barbara Fritchie Handicap.
Posted 2/13/10 9:56 PM by David Grening
Roman Chestnut was not among the original nominees for Saturday's $65,000 Busher Stakes at Aqueduct. But her connections' desire to run her long, combined with a fortuitously-timed illness, led to the filly being supplemented to the race.
Posted 2/13/10 9:11 PM by Jay Privman
Statistics showing a reduction in fatal injuries in races since synthetic surfaces were installed at California racetracks was challenged as being a function of better oversight by race-day veterinarians, not necessarily safer surfaces.
Posted 2/13/10 8:07 PM by Jay Privman
There weren't many 2-year-olds last summer at Del Mar who were more impressive than Sidney's Candy, so expectations were high when he returned to action following a four-month layoff earlier this meet at Santa Anita.