The Spa was the site of Lady Eli's debut win as a juvenile in 2014 and also her runner-up in the Grade 2 Ballston Spa last August after a 13-month layoff to recover from laminitis. Her initial victory propelled her to a win in that year's Breeders' Cup Ju
The Rainbow 6 carryover jackpot is paid out only when there is a single unique ticket sold with all six winners. On days when there is no unique ticket sold, 70 percent of that day’s pool goes back to those bettors holding tickets with the most winners wh
One of the most valuable factors in providing financing to this sector is funds from sponsorship races like the AMMI Victoria Derby and other Group 1 Australian races that provide greater stakes than nearly all other races around the world. To add to the
The Dancer is part of a stakes-filled card that includes the $738,550 Crawford Farms Meadowlands Pace for 3-year-old pacers and the $458,750 Hambletonian Maturity for 4-year-old trotters, both of which will be broadcast live from 9-10 p.m. on cable’s SNY.
"He was coming off two big efforts in Maryland and I had been pointing him towards the [Grade 3] Westchester on Derby Day, but when I found that Connect would be making his first start of the year, I opted out of that spot and took him back to Maryland to
Morticia, owned by G. Watts Humphrey and co-bred by Humphrey and trainer Rusty Arnold, has won three of four starts this year sprinting on the turf. She captured the Melody of Colors Feb. 25 at Gulfstream Park and the Soaring Softly May 20 at Belmont Park
"He's going into the race in very good order," Lynch said. "We've had no hiccups. The prep was obviously the Pennine Ridge, and he fired a big one in there so it gives us the confidence to go forward with him, and there's no reason to say he shouldn't run
Born six months after Bailey’s record-setting performance, Gaffalione won the first three races, visiting the winner’s circle with Break Away ($6.40) and Poopsie Doopsie ($12) before scoring in the $100,000 Martha Washington Stakes aboard Adorable Miss ($
Other stakes contested over Laurelâs world-class turf course, all for Virginia-bred/sired horses, were the $75,000 Edward Evans and $75,000 Nellie Mae Cox at one mile, and the $75,000 White Oak Farm and $75,000 M. Tyson Gilpin at 5 ½ furlongs. Phlash P
âSheâs very professional. Thatâs been her from Day 1,â trainer David Fawkes said. âI was a little concerned because she had to eat dirt for the first time. But once she ate the dirt, she handled it real well. Tyler rode her smart; he kept her in
