Stakes Recap: N.Y.S.S. Spectacualr Bid Div. & Goldwood
Acacia Clement & Sara Elbadwi look back at the N.Y.S.S. Spectacualr Bid Division Stakes at Belmont at the Big A and The Goldwood Stakes at Monmouth.
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Acacia Clement & Sara Elbadwi look back at the N.Y.S.S. Spectacualr Bid Division Stakes at Belmont at the Big A and The Goldwood Stakes at Monmouth.
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On March 26 jockey Tyler Gaffalione was involved in a freak post parade incident at Gulfstream Park in which he broke his left ankle, forcing him to the sidelines for the spring. A 13-time leading rider at Churchill Downs, he was forced to miss the track’s signature spring meet. “It was difficult mentally more than anything,” Gaffalione…
Dual Hall of Fame trainer Mark Casse celebrated his 4,000th winner July 17 when It’s Witchcraft prevailed in a three-way finish to win the eleventh race at Colonial Downs. It’s Witchcraft, a 3-year-old daughter of Tapit , is owned by the trainer’s longtime client D.J. Stable, the connections behind the Casse-trained 2022 champion 2-year-old filly Wonder…
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The excitement leading up to Fasig-Tipton’s The Saratoga Sale each year is second to none. It comes on the heels of Whitney Stakes (G1) weekend where the top runners in the handicap division vie for one of the sport’s most historic prizes. And it routinely boasts a catalog filled with remarkable pedigrees, proven sires, and plenty…
We’ve written on more than one occasion in this column about the tendency of a stallion’s performance to decline with age, even when they have been at the highest level, and even when they continue to receive top-class mares. A tendency, however, is not the same as a hard and fast rule, and there was…
The Sept. 28 renewal of the Sprinters Stakes (G1) at Nakayama Racecourse featured the winners from each of the last two years, the winner of Japan’s only other top-level sprint race, and a former Hong Kong champion sprinter—but they all bowed to 8-year-old, first-time grade 1 winner Win Carnelian . The outcome was a shocker as the…