History answers: Sprinters in the Hall of Fame
Test your knowledge of the rare horses in the Racing Hall of Fame who were primarily sprinters.
Ron HaleJul 30, 2013
Test your knowledge of the rare horses in the Racing Hall of Fame who were primarily sprinters.
Housebuster, one of this year's inductees into the Racing Hall of Fame, shares a distinction only a handful of Hall of Famers can claim: Their success came primarily in sprints.
The super pick five jackpot at Louisiana Downs has not been claimed since June 27, making for a $626,830 carryover heading into Thursday’s card
The Group 2 Goodwood Cup over two miles heads the action on the Thursday card at the Glorious Goodwood meeting in England.
Champion and standout Australian commercial sire Fastnet Rock was represented by his first winner in the Northern Hemisphere on Monday, as his daughter Oriel broke her maiden at Windsor in England.
Lasting Bubbles is in the best form of her career and as a result she could get a shot at graded company next week in the $100,000 Gardenia at Ellis Park.
Nates Mineshaft won his first start in more than a year when he captured a high-end allowance race Saturday at Arlington Park, and the victory is likely to lead to a start in the Arlington Million on Aug. 17.
Departing was assigned post 5 and Overanalyze got the outside post as the top contenders in a field of nine 3-year-olds in the Grade 2, $750,000 West Virginia Derby, the annual showcase event at Mountaineer Racetrack.
Grade 2 winner Flashpoint has been purchased by Spendthrift Farm and will make his stallion debut in 2014 at Le Mesa Stallions in Carencro, La.
On Thursday at Del Mar, Fury Kapcori finally gets back to the races following an injury. He makes his 3-year-old debut in the day’s sixth race, a six-furlong optional claimer in which Fury Kapcori is using his second-level allowance condition.