The Preakness Stakes takes place on Saturday at Pimlico Race Course, and it appears that Epicenter is the clear favorite, but Earluy Voting may have a big chance.
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For the first time in the history of the race, Maryland bettors can head to a local casino and place a bet on their favorite horse to win.
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Harltey looks at another miss by the horse racing industry. This time it's the refusal to enter Derby winner Rich Strike in the second leg of the Triple Crown.
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The kentucky Derby field may be wide-open, and maybe that afford a shot to Taiba, who has had only two starts but has looked awesome in both of them. Is this a potential super horse?
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BetOnline offers up a huge Kentucky Derby contest for bettors who can pick the first . . . and last Derby finisher.
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FairwayJay chips in 2022 Kentucky Derby Day coverage with horse racing insight, profiles and picks.
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Horse racing, filled with controversy since American Pharaoh's Triple Crown run in 2015, would benefit from the drama remaining on the track, starting this year.
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ARCADIA (CBSLA) — Medina Spirit, the horse that failed a drug test after placing first in this year’s Kentucky Derby race, died Monday at the race track at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia.
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In case you’re curious, the first Kentucky Derby Future Wager Pool opens this weekend with “All Other Colts and Geldings from the 2019 Foal Crop” as the even-money favorite. It also opens with the current Las Vegas futures favorite, Corniche, literally missing from action.
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A handicapping breakdown of all 9 Breeders Cup races on Saturday, with picks and longshots to bet on.
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A handicapping breakdown of the five Breeders Cup races on Friday, with picks and longshots to bet on.
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The Breeders’ Cup announced this weekend that it began reviewing whether Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert can send his horses to this year’s event, set for Nov. 5-6 at Del Mar.
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