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Haskin's Derby Report: Time For Pick Sicks

Haskin's Derby Report: Time For Pick Sicks

The time finally has come to make something resembling selections.

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 Friday, May 03, 2013
Haskin's Derby Report: And They're Off!

Haskin's Derby Report: And They're Off!

Now that the post positions have been drawn, Steve comments on the pace scenario. Plus Funny Cide and Mine That Bird.

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 Thursday, May 02, 2013
Haskin's Derby Report: Orb Catches the Eye

Haskin's Derby Report: Orb Catches the Eye

It didn't take the eagle eye of Bob Baffert long to zero in on Orb, who has flourished since arriving at Churchill Downs.

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 Sunday, April 28, 2013
Haskin's Derby Report: Beware the Second Wave

Haskin's Derby Report: Beware the Second Wave

Who, at this time, had heard of or paid any attention to Animal Kingdom, Big Brown, Mine That Bird, Funny Cide, War Emblem, Grindstone or Giacomo?

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 Thursday, March 07, 2013
Haskin's Derby Report: Arch Gallops...Or Works

Haskin's Derby Report: Arch Gallops...Or Works

This will be an abbreviated report, as there wasn't much activity Tuesday morning.

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 Tuesday, May 03, 2011
Haskin's Derby Report: Derby Devil?

Haskin's Derby Report: Derby Devil?

Five Todd Pletchers and Sidney's Candy topped Saturday's Kentucky Derby works.

 Saturday, April 24, 2010

Steve Haskin's Derby Report: History Be Damned

With not much going on at Churchill Downs or Keeneland Wednesday morning, this will be more of a potpourri of Derby tidbits and a few early thoughts on the race. And, guess what? We have another name being tossed in the Derby hat, which is par for the course in late April.

 Wednesday, April 25, 2007

Steve Haskin's Derby Report: Expect a Big Blue Invasion

The cry of "Go, Big Blue" resounded throughout the New York area on Super Bowl Sunday. Although it was silenced following the New York Giants' defeat to the Baltimore Ravens, don't be surprised if it is resurrected by Gang Godolphin around the first Saturday in May. That's when Sheikh Mohammed al Maktoum and his faithful followers will invade Churchill Downs bearing gifts and exuding confidence. Boxloads of Godolphin jackets, shirts, and caps will turn Churchill Downs into a sea of blue. Over the past two years, three members of Maktoum's Marauders made it to the starting gate on Derby Day, their coats shining like burnished copper. But there really wasn't a Derby horse beneath those glistening exteriors.

 Monday, January 29, 2001