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Tom Amoss stepping down as head trainer
Tom Amoss, who saddled his first winner nearly four decades ago, will step away from head training duties next month, he announced Monday night.
Nicole RussoMar 17, 2026
Tom Amoss, who saddled his first winner nearly four decades ago, will step away from head training duties next month, he announced Monday night.
Brad Free's Santa Anita Horses to Watch for the week of March 13-15, 2026
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Luke Middlebrook's Hong Kong Selections and Analysis for Wednesday, March 18, 2026, at Happy Valley.
Hong Kong Selections for Wednesday, March 18, 2026, at Happy Valley.
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Greg Reinhart's analysis of the Wednesday 3/18 card at Yonkers Raceway.
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Veteran harness driver Kurt Sugg reached a milestone Sunday night when he picked up the 6,000th win of his career behind Get In And Go – a horse he also trains – in race four on the card.
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Zero Sugar, the probable favorite in the featured eighth race Thursday at Oaklawn Park, came into the meet looking like a candidate for route races after running a big second in the Zia Park Derby. But he pulled a fast one on his connections – real fast.
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It is not exactly a slump, as many of the horses have turned in competitive races, but since the 3-year-old colt Reagan's Honor dazzled winning a first-level dirt route allowance on Feb. 19, the trainer Cherie DeVaux's starters at Fair Grounds have gone 12-0-4-3. Another potential star 3-year-old will be heavily favored to end DeVaux's streak Thursday, when Englishman races for the first time since turning in one of the fastest 2-year-old races of 2025.
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Trainer Rusty Arnold registered his 2,000th career victory Saturday when his promising 3-year-old Unsearchable won a maiden race in impressive fashion.
Matt Rose's analysis of the Tuesday 3/17 card at Yonkers Raceway.