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By Steve Davidowitz | After an eight month absence since he broke a small bone in his left rear leg in the Belmont Stakes, ANIMAL KINGDOM successfully returned to the races Saturday at Gulfstream Park. The 1-1/16 mile allowance race was designed by owner Barry Irwin and trainer Graham Motion as a prelude to Animal Kingdom’s...
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The first edition of this year’s Top 10 Kentucky Derby contenders includes several horses in the stable of top trainer Todd Pletcher. While it’s a long road to the Run for the Roses, here’s my list of the leading sophomores from bottom to top Dave Letterman’s style: Rousing Sermon: This Cal-bred with a slew...
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By Steve Davidowitz | Sometimes weather is destined to play havoc with a great race and a great racing card. Sometimes, all the horses in a high class event seem ready to run their best, but a heavy downpour turns the track into a quagmire, or is artificially packed down and “sealed” by track officials....
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By Steve Davidowitz | So the New York Football Giants came through for those who believed in them. This, after all, was a team that had lost seven of its first 14 games with only two games to play in the regular season. So something happened to turn them around. Something brought them to top...
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Horses worth watching, a list of runners compiled by handicapper/turf writer Greg Melikov, should do well next time out. These thoroughbreds won nine times, finished second three times and ran third five times since Dec. 18. They’re worth considering when developing your wagering strategy for online betting or at your favorite track. AQUEDUCT Jackin...
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By Steve Davidowitz | There are several good horse races on Saturday, including three for promising 3-year-olds seeking the credentials and Graded stakes money needed to make theKentucky Derby starting gate. Here are a few horses to watch or bet on if the prices are right. And then for Sunday… there’s the Super Bowl, of course....
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By Steve Davidowitz | The weekend was as action packed and as dramatic as anything I’ve seen on and off the racetrack in several years. First, there were numerous tight finishes and sterling performances in the annualSunshine Millions that jointly was run atGulfstream Park and Santa Anita Parkon Saturday. Beyond that, simultaneously, the richest handicapping tournament of all...
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by Steve Davidowitz | On Sunday afternoon at Stonestreet Farm near Lexington, Kentucky, a baby racehorse was born with a star on his forehead; a star which foreshadows the expectations he will be measured against, given his illustrious parents. The bay weanling colt weighed in at 125 pounds and resembles his mother ― 2009 Horse...
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Horses worth watching, a list of runners compiled by handicapper/turf writer Greg Melikov, should do well next time out. These thoroughbreds won nine times, finished second once and ran third five times since Dec. 3. They’re worth considering when developing your wagering strategy for online betting or at your favorite track. AQUEDUCT Reserved Quality:...
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Speed bias horseplayers must be thrilled Gulfstream Park’s main track is playing as true as ever six weeks into the 2011-12 meeting that began a month earlier than usual. Of the first 53 races at six furlongs through Jan. 15, wire-to-wire winners were 30 percent, according to Brisnet.com. Last season, 27 percent of the...
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