5/27/24 1 CD Colors (GIII) $250.000 4yo&Up F&M 6f Dirt 122lbs I told ya this was going to be a good one, although I can’t be too proud, handing out… Read More ›
Grade III
On Schedule Goes Wire to Wire in Sexton Mile Win
5/27/24 15 LS Sexton Mile (GIII) $400.000 3yo 1 1/16m Dirt 120lbs SHAZAAAAM!! The Green Card lays down a big’un!! A nice $354.10 ex and a $521.90 tri (if boxing all three picks)… and considering… Read More ›
Can Mb Stay Hot and Land Sexton Mile at LS?
5/27/24 15 LS Sexton Mile (GIII) $400.000 3yo 1 1/16m Dirt 120lbs Another LS stakes, another small field… five combatants will be loaded into the gate for the Sexton Mile, over the LS… Read More ›
Classy Six-Pack Go in Colors at CD
5/27/24 1 CD Colors (GIII) $250.000 4yo&Up F&M 6f Dirt 122lbs Wow, what a nice group of sprinting spinsters we have for the Colors, a six panel dash for the older ladies and… Read More ›
Wahpekute Sioux Keeps the Champagne Flowing in The PIM Special
The PIM Special – Grade III1 3/16 Mile Dirt Stake Purse $250.000 Open 3 Year Olds And Up. 1st Wahpekute Sioux Mb Stables Moore R L In ten months this four-year-old has only managed a win in an allowance at… Read More ›
Pleased To Meet Ya Scorches the Dirt in The Miss PS
The Miss PS – Grade III6 Furlongs Dirt Stake Purse $150.000 Filly 3 Year Olds. 1st Pleased To Meet Ya Mb Stables Cedillo A There aren’t many horses that can bounce off at a 22 second first quarter in the… Read More ›
Last Round Runs Down Licit, Takes The Lang Stakes
5/18/24 13 PIM The Lang Stakes (GIII) $200.000 3yo 6f Dirt 122lbs It was almost like the Fractious trained Last Round had the field measured from the get-go… The Green Card hands out the… Read More ›
Calling All Angels Rains Down on the Field in The Dinner Party Stakes
5/12/24 14 PIM The Dinner Party Stakes (GIII) $500.000 3yo&Up 1 1/8m Turf 3yo 119lbs Older 124lbs No other place is more affected by rain than HRP… but I think everyone knew that going into… Read More ›
One Last Punch Line Cruises to Louisville Win
Sometimes, as much as one horse might seem to be the class of the field in a race, things never work out that way. On Saturday in the Louisville, most the wagering money went to Life Is Beautiful, and for very good reason. However, we run these races for a reason, and it would be a horse that had run most of his races in 2024 at TUP to steal the show.
Spring Street Shows Up and Wins The Vagrancy Handicap
The question about Spring Street coming into the Vagrancy Handicap wasn’t whether or not she was capable of winning the race, as certainly she was. Instead, it was whether or not she would show that winning side of her, because we don’t see enough of it. Fortunately for trainer High Voltage, she would be at her best and the resulted in the victory.