Horse Racing News
Posted 4/16/10 8:27 PM by Steve Andersen
With hopes for a berth in the Kentucky Derby on May 1 diminishing by the day, Caracortado is likely to start in the $200,000 Snow Chief Stakes at Hollywood Park next Saturday.
Posted 4/16/10 8:25 PM by Ron Gierkink
Jockey Jim McAleney and trainer Danny O'Callaghan teamed up to capture last Sunday's Jacques Cartier Stakes with the crack sprinter Hollywood Hit.
Posted 4/16/10 8:20 PM by David Grening
Jockey Richard Migliore's riding career could be in jeopardy after it was discovered last week that he refractured the vertebrae in his neck. Migliore will undergo surgery at a Manhattan hospital next week.
Posted 4/14/10 4:55 PM by Marty McGee
It might wind up having little or no impact on the Kentucky Derby picture, but you won't see a much better wagering event than the $300,000 Coolmore Lexington Stakes, which will be run Saturday for the 29th time at Keeneland.
Posted 4/12/10 2:13 PM by David Grening
The Aqueduct stewards suspended jockey Fernando Jara seven days for an incident that occurred in the stretch of last Saturday's Grade 3 Comely Stakes.
Posted 4/12/10 1:00 PM by Jay Privman
It was getaway day on Sunday at Oaklawn Park, with the top finishers from the Arkansas Derby moving up the road to Louisville, Ky., and Zenyatta heading home to Southern California
Posted 4/12/10 12:29 PM by Marty McGee
Rachel Alexandra had another serious Monday workout at Churchill Downs, going six furlongs in 1:12 over a fast track. Afterward, trainer Steve Asmussen once again declined to commit the 2009 Horse of the Year to an upcoming race.
Posted 4/12/10 12:20 PM by Steve Andersen
It may be June at Churchill Downs or June or July at Hollywood Park before the undefeated champion Zenyatta makes her next start.
Posted 4/10/10 5:04 PM by Marty McGee
Several prospects for the Coolmore Lexington Stakes had their final pre-race workouts Saturday, including Distorted Dave, a John Sadler-trained colt who figures as one of the top contenders for the Grade 2 race.
Posted 4/9/10 10:28 PM by Matt Hegarty
New York City Off-Track Betting Corporation postponed a plan to close on Sunday by at least a week after officials said state's legislators have shown progress in devising a plan to shore up the company's financial position, at least temporarily.