Maker is back again this year with General a Rod, a horse the trainer feels could be the one to give him his first victory in the Triple Crown. “He’s the best chance I’ve ever had,†Maker said. “He just looks like the whole package to me. With p
Both Grade 3, the races are designated qualifiers for the Kentucky Derby (G1) and Kentucky Oaks (G1), respectively, offering 50 points to the winner, 20 to the runner-up, 10 to the show horse, and five to the fourth-place finisher. Del Mar Futurity (G1) a
Published in advance to make it easier for owners and trainers to map out campaigns for their horses, the 2014 stakes schedule shifts the emphasis from overnight stakes races to a defined series of races for each age group distributed among the three NYRA
Each of the 10 winners earned entry ($800 value) to the finals of the $60,000 World Harness Handicapping Championship at The Meadowlands on Saturday (April 19). The USTA free, online contests conducted on http://www.HorseTourneys.com involved racing from
Somwherovrarainbow is the 5-2 second choice on the morning line, starting from post six with driver Tim Tetrick. Six-year-old Monkey On My Wheel, who won a Breeders Crown at age 3 and has earned $1.34 million lifetime, is the 2-1 favorite from post seven,
"I was at the races and saw him break his maiden," Orseno said. "He was very impressive, but I waited for him to run back before I got too excited. Then he ran back and won so well, and then I let it be known that I had the sister." Social Inclusion, owne
Magic Union runs in the $200,000 Azeri Stakes (G2) for Hronis Racing and recent San Felipe Stakes (G2) winner Kobe’s Back looks to progress toward the Kentucky Derby with a strong effort in the $600,000 Rebel Stakes (G2). “The colt is coming in off a
Sister Ginger takes on six other fillies and mares in the $200,000 Azeri (G2) and Called to Serve competes against six males in the $200,000 Razorback Handicap (G3), but it’s $600,000 Rebel Stakes (G2) contender Tapiture who is generating the buzz. The
“He’s doing very well and we’re planning to run him in the Florida Derby,†Pletcher said. “It was really just a matter of picking out which race we were going to run in. I think he’s been very impressive in both of his starts, so it was just a
Winchell Thoroughbreds’ homebred Tapiture ended his juvenile campaign by breaking his maiden when winning the Kentucky Jockey Club (G2) at Churchill by 4 ¼ lengths Nov. 30 and picked his winning ways right back up when he made his 3-year-old debut in t
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