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Kentucky Derby: Who's hot, who's not for March 25, 2026
Kentucky Derby: Who's hot, who's not for March 25, 2026
David GreningMar 25, 2026
Kentucky Derby: Who's hot, who's not for March 25, 2026
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Eddie Plesa Jr., one of the most successful trainers on the South Florida racing scene for the past five decades, will call it quits after sending out Timeless Victory here Saturday in the $1 million Florida Derby.
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Lincoln's Law, whose career got off to a belated but promising start here earlier this winter, will try to take another step forward when facing five rivals – including the more accomplished Cannoneer – going one mile in Friday's $86,000 main event at Gulfstream Park.
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Trainer Mark Casse will attack North America’s richest Kentucky Oaks prep, the Grade 2, $1 million Fantasy, with a trio of fillies Friday at Oaklawn.
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The Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association has approved two new measures to temporarily adjust purse awards at Laurel Park.
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Ultimate Love, the top turf juvenile in the Mid-Atlantic region last year, is back in training at Fair Hill and could soon make her 3-year-old debut for trainer Michael Trombetta.
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When Quint's Brew bounced back to win the $100,000 Not For Love Stakes at Laurel Park on March 7, Ned Allard thought he had earned a rest after firing on a short turnaround. When the Maryland-bred got back to the barn, however, he gave his trainer a different idea.
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The story of Florida-bred Florida Derby contender Nearly comes with a number of twists, turns, and near-misses.
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Chief Wallabee, who has made both of his starts at Gulfstream Park, will look to punch his ticket to the Kentucky Derby in Saturday's Florida Derby. His sire, Constitution, won that race and showed a particular affinity for Gulfstream, a trait he has passed on to some of his runners.
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Grade 1 winners Careless Jewel, Hard Not to Like, Joshua Tree, and Rahy's Attorney, along with former Daily Racing Form writer/editor Bill Tallon, are among the 2026 finalists for induction into the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame.