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As a new class of 3-year-old Kentucky Derby hopefuls will attempt the Holy Bull Stakes on Saturday at Gulfstream Park, Burnham Square has started gearing up for a 4-year-old campaign, the focus of which will be turf.
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Napoleon Solo, unbeaten in two starts as a 2-year-old including a powerful victory in the Grade 1 Champagne at Aqueduct last October, is working his way toward his 3-year-old debut, which will likely come in the next four to six weeks.
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Colloquial, unraced since winning the Lafayette Stakes last April at Keeneland, is on the comeback trail. The lightly raced 4-year-old son of Vekoma worked a half-mile in 51.67 seconds on Jan. 23 at the Palm Beach Downs training center, his third breeze of the year and second at the track.
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Turfway Park announced Wednesday that it will cancel this Friday and Saturday’s live racing cards due to continued subzero wind-chill temperatures forecast in Florence, Ky.
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The Jockey Club has released a statement rebutting an avalanche of criticism directed at the organization over the past several years by Mike Repole, the outspoken owner and breeder.
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Siblings to Grade 1 winners naturally begin careers with high hopes, and the runner-up debut by Goodgollytizmolly suggests those hopes are justified. Goodgollytizmolly, by Clubhouse Ride and a sibling to retired millionaire sprinter The Chosen Vron, makes her second start Friday in the featured seventh race at Santa Anita
Illusion Seelster tallied at 67-1 in race six and The Ideal Dancer A prevailed at 24-1 in race seven on Tuesday night (January 27) at MGM Yonkers Raceway, and those upsets were the catalyst to the Pick 5 wager not being hit. As a result, Wednesday's (January 28) program will include a $7,112.22 carryover and a $20,000 guaranteed pool in the sequence.
A filly from the first crop of Taiba sold for $150,000 to lead a big day for yearlings, and a big day for consignor Beth Bayer, at the Ocala Breeders’ Sales Co.’s winter mixed sale on Tuesday.
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Hall of Fame driver Carmine Abbatiello, one of harness racing’s most successful and popular drivers throughout a career that spanned more than four decades, passed away Tuesday (Jan. 27), his family announced. He was 89.
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Greg Reinhart's analysis of the Thursday 1/29 card at Yonkers Raceway.
