Horse Racing News
Posted 4/19/14 5:26 PM by Claire Novak
Dynamic Impact continued trainer Mark Casse's big spring April 19, edging 2-5 favorite Midnight Hawk by the narrowest of noses in the $500,000 Illinois Derby at Hawthorne Race Course.
Posted 4/19/14 3:51 PM by Claire Novak
Phipps Stables' homebred Mr Speaker took to the Polytrack like a fish to water April 19, skipping home by four lengths to win the $200,000 Coolmore Lexington Stakes in his first try on the synthetic stuff.
Posted 4/19/14 3:44 PM by Jack Shinar
Front-running La Verdad left her rivals behind leaving the turn en route to her initial grade stakes win, a 3 3/4-length romp in the $200,000 Distaff Handicap at Aqueduct Racetrack April 19.
Posted 4/19/14 2:30 PM by Claire Novak
Magic City Thoroughbred Partners' Frac Daddy returned to Keeneland and returned to winning ways April 19, taking the $150,000 Ben Ali Stakes at the Lexington oval.
Posted 4/19/14 11:46 AM by Myra Lewyn
Holy Bull Stakes winner Cairo Prince has sustained an injury to his left front ankle and will miss the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands, trainer Kiaran McLaughlin said April 19.
Posted 4/18/14 2:20 PM by Bloodhorse
The stable of leading Southern Californian conditioner Mike Mitchell will be restructured starting April 21, with longtime assistant Philip D'Amato taking over the reins as head trainer.
Posted 4/17/14 2:11 PM by Bloodhorse
A large and growing number of prominent Thoroughbred owners and trainers have voluntarily pledged to make veterinary records of their horses competing in graded stakes races in the United States and Canada available to the public.
Keeneland will play host to the final race in the "Road to the Kentucky Derby" series when 11 sophomores line up in Saturday's Grade 3, $200,000 Lexington.
Midnight Hawk has earned enough points in the "Road to Kentucky Derby" series to compete in the May 3 classic at Churchill Downs, but any potential trip the colt makes to Louisville will involve a pit stop in Chicago on Saturday for the Grade 3, $500,000
Posted 4/17/14 9:33 AM by Frank Angst
At least one regulator investigating violations alleged in a People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals video posted last month involving the stable of trainer Steve Asmussen expects the inquiry to take at least several months


