Hastings Racecourse – Lt. Governors’ Stakes Happy Canada Day to our Canadian readers, and since it is Canada Day today, I thought it would be interesting to go north of the border for their federal holiday today as we head
Belmont at the Big A Race 8 After a day at Churchill Downs, we end the month of June with one more race this week from Aqueduct in their Belmont at the Big A meet. We have fillies and mares
After a couple of days in New York, we head to Churchill Downs for Stephen Foster Day, which is the last big day of the spring Churchill Downs meet. I thought I’d look at a few of those races as
Belmont at the Big A Race 6 After the last minute decision to handicap a race from Canterbury Park yesterday, we are back at Aqueduct (aka Belmont at the Big A) for today’s sixth race which is a race for
So, we detour out of New York for the day and head for an evening race at Canterbury Park in Shakopee, Minnesota. You’ll hear the booming voice of Paul Allen who is also the radio play-by-play announcer of the Minnesota Vikings. He will call our new featured race, which will be race 6, an optional claimer going six furlongs on the main track.
After the upset winner that we selected at Horseshoe Indianapolis yesterday, we head east for a couple of days, and we will take a look at the eighth race on the Belmont at the Big A card here as we have a race that is planned to be run at a mile and an eighth on the inner turf course with a post time of 5:12 pm Eastern time.
Horseshoe Indianapolis Race 8 – Nobody Listens Handicap We head to Horseshoe Indianapolis for Wednesday’s Quills Picks Winners and we will look at the Nobody Listens Handicap which is a six furlong sprint on the main track for Indiana-bred three-year-olds
It’s Tuesday, and today, we go north of the border to Assiniboia Downs for today’s race for today’s featured race. Today we have seven fillies and mares who will go six furlongs here in a race that most will have to stay awake for, as this race will not go off here on the East Coast until 11:05 pm Eastern time.
The Supreme Court on Monday rejected a challenge from Republican-controlled states to a horse racing safety law that has led to national medication and anti-doping rules.