Trainer Bill Mott discusses the importance of track surface and distance for the Kentucky Derby. He's optimistic about Hold Me Back's chances on dirt despite his synthetic success.
Discover the story behind a father's legendary handicapping sheets for the Kentucky Derby, a tradition that brought people together and shared the love of racing.
Discover key changes at a historic track: night racing trials & a new British announcer, Mark Johnson. We analyze their impact on horsemen, fans, and the racing experience.
As Derby fever builds, this handicapping blog discusses key factors like track surface, the threat from Dubai's Regal Ransom and Desert Party, plus contenders I Want Revenge and Pioneerof the Nile.
Quality Road's Kentucky Derby hopes are in serious doubt after developing another quarter crack. Trainer Jimmy Jerkins faces a tough decision regarding his Derby status.
Mark Johnson makes his debut as the new Kentucky Derby race caller on May 2nd, fulfilling a lifelong dream that began with a childhood chessboard.
Horse Sense delves into Todd Pletcher's Kentucky Derby strategy for Dunkirk, the dynamics between Edgar Prado and Garrett Gomez, plus trainer Thomas McCarthy's unique journey.
Todd Pletcher's stellar training record, despite an 0-21 streak in the Kentucky Derby, prompts a look at what truly defines success for top horse racing legends.
With the Kentucky Derby just weeks away, trainer Larry Jones and others prepare for the big race. We discuss the lingering questions for top contenders like Friesan Fire, Pioneerof the Nile, and Quality Road.
Discover how to find value in horse racing prep races, like the Coolmore Lexington, where Advice delivered an unexpected win over Square Eddie.
Explosive allegations hit Churchill Downs chairman Carl Pollard just weeks before the Derby. A former VP claims he was fired for exposing Pollard's alleged ticket kickback scheme with scalpers.
Explore new strategies to boost horse racing attendance and fan engagement. Ideas include cross-track ticket giveaways and opening the Churchill Downs infield for free.
