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Gulfstream: Merry Meadow eyes third straight

Merry Meadow targets third straight stakes win in Hurricane Bertie

South Florida obviously agrees with Merry Meadow. Trainer Mark Hennig’s decision to stable Merry Meadow at Gulfstream Park for the first time this winter already has paid big dividends. Merry Meadow will seek her third straight stakes victory since shipping down from New York last fall when going postward as the favorite against six other older fillies and mares in Saturday’s $150,000 Hurricane Bertie. The Grade 3 dash will be decided at 6 1/2 furlongs.

Mike WelschFeb 12, 2015

Jerardi: Best Behavior could be gone in Fritchie

Jerardi: Best Behavior could be long gone in Fritchie

At first glance, the Beyers in the Barbara Fritchie at Laurel Park look similar. There is one potential separator.

Dick JerardiFeb 12, 2015

Barbara Fritchie distance perfect for Sam's Sister

Jerry Hollendorfer has the favorite and highweight for the Grade 2 Barbara Fritchie Handicap on Saturday at Laurel Park in Sam’s Sister.

Jim DunleavyFeb 12, 2015

Hovdey: Desormeaux looks for solace in Uzziel

The Keith Desormeaux stable will try to ease the pain of Texas Red’s suddenly empty stall by leading over the speedy filly Uzziel for the $200,000 Santa Maria on Saturday at Santa Anita.

Jay HovdeyFeb 12, 2015

Meadowlands: Ryder hoping patience pays off with National Seelster

On Saturday night at the Meadowlands, National Seelster will make his second career start while prepping for the William (Buddy) Gilmour series at the East Rutherford oval the following week. The colt, a $50,000 Harrisburg yearling purchase in the fall of 2013, has all of the pedigree in the world to become a top colt.

Jay BergmanFeb 12, 2015

Harness: Sharp Horses and Track Trends for February 5 to February 8

Bob Pandolfo's Sharp Horses and Track Trends for February 5 to 8, 2015.

Bob PandolfoFeb 12, 2015

Versatile Awesome Flower back on dirt for Wayward Lass Stakes

Ken and Sarah Ramsey’s versatile Awesome Flower, who has shown the ability to race and win on turf, dirt, and synthetic surfaces, seeks her 10th career victory on Saturday when she tops a select field of seven older fillies and mares slated to go postward in the 31st running of the $50,000 Wayward Lass Stakes at 1 1/16 miles on the main track.

Doug McCoyFeb 12, 2015

Kentucky Derby pedigree profiles: Dortmund

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