Horse Racing News
Posted 2/19/10 8:40 PM by Daily Racing Form
Jockey Lyndie Wade suffered fractures to multiple vertebrae in his neck after being thrown from a mount Friday at Hawthorne and was released from the hospital wearing a neck brace, according to a Hawthorne news release.
Posted 2/19/10 5:34 PM by Chuck Dybdal
Saturday's Grade 3, $150,000 El Camino Real Derby at Golden Gate Fields has attracted a field of 10, including five local runners for the 1 1/8-mile Kentucky Derby prep.
Posted 2/19/10 5:18 PM by Jay Privman
Bruce Levine, the trainer of Buddy's Saint, was letting the cold water from a hose cascade over the colt's right front ankle outside his Gulfstream Park barn on Wednesday morning.
Posted 2/17/10 10:34 AM by Marcus Hersh
Since winning an allowance race Jan. 3 at Fair Grounds, Stay Put has taken the course of action suggested by his name. But now it is time for Stay Put to get going again.
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.