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Weekend Warrior for March 5

We in the United States are blessed with a lot of major races, but there is still a distinct subset of truly special events. And the Santa Anita Handicap is one such race. The Grade 1, $750,000 Santa Anita Handicap will be renewed Saturday, and this edition of the Big Cap fittingly lured arguably the best horse currently in America, Twirling Candy. The Big Cap also heads a card at Santa Anita that includes two other Grade 1 events, the $300,000 Frank E. Kilroe Mile and the $250,000 Santa Anita Oaks.

Mike WatchmakerMar 03, 2011

BreezeFigs Quick-Pix Saturday February 26th

We have another sneaky first-timer today.

Bob FierroFeb 25, 2011

Gulfstream Park Fountain of Youth day

Video, selections, and more for the 2011 Fountain of Youth Stakes day at Gulfstream Park — including Byron King's pick 5 analysis.

DRF StaffFeb 24, 2011

Weekend Warrior for Feb. 26

NEW YORK – It’s 3-year-old day Saturday at Gulfstream Park as that track offers a trio of Grade 2 stakes events for that age group, races that also are the only graded stakes on the national calendar. Gulfstream’s feature is the $400,000 Fountain of Youth Stakes, which marks the 2011 debut of highly regarded Remsen Stakes winner To Honor and Serve and the first start from Soldat since his huge allowance win last month. But the $250,000 Davona Dale Stakes for fillies and the $150,000 Hutcheson Stakes also are very interesting races.

Mike WatchmakerFeb 24, 2011

2011 Horse Player World Series - Kenny Peck's handicapper diary

The 2011 edition of the Horse Player World Series Handicapping Tournament, held annually at the Orleans casino, gets under way on Thursday, with at least 600 entries expected. Daily Racing Form's Kenny Peck will update his progress in the contest.

Kenny PeckFeb 20, 2011

BreezeFigs Quick-Pix Saturday February 19th

This week we've got two, but probably not at big payoffs. Still, we shall see what we shall see

Bob FierroFeb 18, 2011

Weekend Warrior for Feb. 19

Mucho Macho Man, beaten favorite in the Holy Bull three weeks ago, is capble of making amends in Saturday's Risen Star Stakes at Fair Grounds.

Mike WatchmakerFeb 17, 2011

BreezeFigs Quick-Pix Saturday February 12th

We are living another day, and have found an absolutely impossible betting situation this week.

Bob FierroFeb 11, 2011

Weekend Warrior for Feb. 12, 2011

Guam Typhoon, who showed earlier in his career he has the quality to win a top-shelf stakes when he was a close third in the 2009 Curlin Stakes behind Blame and Gone Astray, is the pick to upset Saturday's Gulfsteam Park Sprint Championship.

Mike WatchmakerFeb 10, 2011

Kentucky Derby trail has no shortage of fast 3-year-olds this year

This time last year, trying to find a 3-year-old with a triple-digit Beyer was an exercise in futility. The figures suggested it was a very weak group. Contrast that group with this group. Uncle Mo's 108 in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile was better than anything the winners of the 2009 Triple Crown races did in any of their races.

Dick JerardiFeb 09, 2011
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