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  • Marketing Mix takes on males in Sunset

    The grade III, $100,000 Sunset Handicap might not be what it once was during its glory days, but the July 14 closing-day feature at Betfair Hollywood Park has more glamour than usual.

  • Handicapping Insights

    Dick Powell offers a study of turf sprints at Saratoga, which starts its meet on July 19.

  • Dullahan returns in Arlington Handicap

    Up the track in a pair of Dubai starts earlier this year, Dullahan will look to jump-start the second half of his 4-year-old season when he returns to action in July 13 $200,000 Arlington Handicap.

  • Handicapping Insights

    The good thing about last Saturday's Preakness Stakes is when the action leaves Maryland for its summer home at Colonial Downs, they can plant corn on the main track.

  • Watsdachances heads 10-filly field in Appalachian

    The only graded winner entered in Thursday's Grade 3, $100,000 Appalachian is Watsdachances and she looks to make a splash in her three-year-old debut in the one-mile contest over Keeneland's turf course.

  • Handicapping Insights

    Gulfstream Park's Rainbow Pick 6 has been getting a lot of attention lately as the jackpot has grown to more than $3.1 million.

  • Kentucky Derby Report

    BrisNet.com's Kentucky Derby Report for Feb. 21, looking at El Camino Real Derby and Southwest Stakes.

  • Commentary

    2012 National Handicapping Championship winner Michael Beychok offers insight into preparing for the Horse Player World Series.

  • Santa Anita Notebook

    There was a quartet of graded races over the opening week of the Santa Anita winter/spring meeting.

  • Jerome, Busanda begin New York prep season

    It's a long way from the first Saturday in January to the first Saturday in May, but for eight newly minted three-year-olds, Saturday's Grade 2, $200,000 Jerome

  • Wilkinson shortens up for return in Daytona

    Wilkinson, who pulled off a stunning upset of the Grade 2 American Handicap in his most recent appearance, will make his first start since that race in Saturday's Grade 3, $100,000 Daytona at Santa Anita.

  • Saginaw goes for 11th win in Alex M. Robb

    Saginaw, the winningest horse on the New York Racing Association circuit this year, looks to notch win no. 11 become the winningest horse in North America on December 26.

  • Daisy Devine star of stakes-filled Fair Grounds card

    The four-year-old filly Daisy Devine has proven hard to beat at Fair Grounds, compiling a five-for-six mark at the New Orleans course including two scores in a pair of grass stakes at last year's meet.

  • Jones trainees gearing up for the New Year

    Mark Valeski, absent from active competition since winning the Grade 2 Peter Pan Stakes at Belmont Park, accomplished a bullet three-furlong move in :36 1/5 Thursday morning at Fair Grounds in his first official work since that May 12 contest, and was a perfect picture of health Friday morning when trainer Larry Jones proudly showed him off in his stall.

  • NTRA forms Eclipse Awards Host Committee

    The National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA) announced Friday the formation of an Eclipse Awards Host Committee that will actively promote participation in Eclipse Awards week events and highlight Gulfstream Park and its surrounding community.

  • Damon Runyon, East View on tap at Aqueduct

    Notacatbutallama, a winner of two turf stakes, will make his first start on dirt in the <a target="_blank" href="http://www.brisnet.com/edgeped/damonrunyon12.html">Damon Runyon</a>, one of two $80,000 stakes for New York-bred juveniles on Sunday at Aqueduct.

  • Lucky Nine not so lucky in drawing post 12 in Hong Kong Sprint

    Connections, guests and media gathered at the Sha Tin Racecourse parade ring for Thursday morning's Hong Kong International Races (HKIR) barrier draw ceremony and the event, never short of drama, produced the usual delight, resignation and stoic disappointment.

  • Pulpit dead at 18

    Top sire Pulpit died in his paddock at Claiborne Farm earlier Thursday, according to an announcement made by farm manager Bradley Purcell. The 18-year-old stallion had shown no signs of ill health in the weeks and days prior to his death.

  • Hong Kong hopefuls put in final moves

    After the soaking rain of the past week, Sha Tin stood radiant beneath sun drenched blue skies Thursday morning as the candidates for Sunday's Hong Kong International Races (HKIR) stepped out for exercise.

  • Populist Politics heads Louisiana Champions Day Classic

    Populist Politics and Get in Da House are set to match strides in the 22nd running of Fair Grounds' $150,000 <a target="_blank" href="http://www.brisnet.com/edgeped/lcdclassic12.html">Louisiana Champions Day Classic</a>, the main event of eight Thoroughbred stakes races restricted to accredited Louisiana-breds Saturday in the Crescent City.

  • Pletcher plots course for top juveniles

    Todd Pletcher finds himself in familiar territory as the 2013 season fast approaches, juggling training and racing schedules to optimize the Triple Crown prospects of his most promising two-year-olds. Gulfstream Park's defending nine-time training champion has a deep arsenal at his disposal, saddling the winners of a staggering 57 races for juveniles (33 percent win) so far this year.

  • Castleton Lyons now accepting entries for Dr. Tony Ryan Book Award

    Castleton Lyons will again be sponsoring the Dr. Tony Ryan Book Award, a competition recognizing excellence in writing in the Thoroughbred industry, and entries are now being taken for the seventh annual award. The award, which comes with a $10,000 winner's prize and a Tipperary Crystal trophy, is named for the late Castleton Lyons owner Dr. Tony Ryan, whose twin passions for great writing and quality horse racing led to his launch of the competition in 2006.

  • Dust and Diamonds the one to beat in Sugar Swirl

    Dust and Diamonds, who emerged as one of the leading female sprinters in the country in her past two starts, will make her debut for new owner Stud TNT and trainer Todd Pletcher in Saturday's Grade 3, $100,000 <a target="_blank" href="https://www.brisnet.com/edgeped/sugarswirl12">Sugar Swirl</a> at Gulfstream Park. The six-furlong dash, the first graded event of the 2012-13 Gulfstream season, has attracted a field of seven fillies and mares.

  • Minger takes helm of Turf Publicists

    The Turf Publicists of America (TPA) has elected Mandy Minger of <i>Daily Racing Form </i>to serve as the organization's president for 2013-14, outgoing TPA President Bill Knauf announced Tuesday at the TPA's Mark Kaufman Workshop at the University of Arizona Symposium on Racing and Gaming.

  • Eclipse week features special events for charities

    A series of special events leading up to the 42nd annual Eclipse Awards will benefit the Gulfstream Thoroughbred Aftercare Program, the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund (PDJF), The Race for Education and the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation, the National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA) announced Tuesday. The Eclipse Awards will be held January 19 at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach, Florida.

  • Hollywood Notebook

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  • Online poll open for Vox Populi Award

    Online voting is now open for the third annual Secretariat <i>Vox Populi</i> Award. Created by Secretariat's owner Penny Chenery, the <i>Vox Populi</i>, or &quot;Voice of the People,&quot; Award recognizes the racehorse whose popularity and racing excellence best resounded with the public and gained recognition for the sport during the past year.

  • Purton hopes to complete Japan/Hong Kong double

    The jockeys' allocation for Wednesday night's International Jockeys' Championship took place at Sha Tin Racecourse Monday morning. Top jockey Zac Purton, fresh from winning the World Super Jockeys Series in Japan at the end of November, is hoping his luck can hold for the annual Happy Valley event, which has again drawn 12 of the world's finest riders.

  • International contingent braves the Hong Kong rain

    Leaden skies and rain greeted the international contenders as they headed out on to Sha Tin Racecourse shortly after 8:30 a.m. local time on Monday, seven days ahead of their Group 1 engagements in Sunday's Hong Kong International Races.

  • In Lingerie retired, booked to Frankel

    Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners and Gary Barber's In Lingerie, the winner of the Grade 1 Spinster at Keeneland in October, has been retired from racing and will be bred to two-time Cartier Horse of the Year Frankel.

  • Smiling Tiger returns to winner's circle in Underwood

    Alan Klein and Philip Lebherz's Smiling Tiger put in a game rally down the center of the track in Sunday's Grade 3, $100,000 <a target="_blank" href="http://www.brisnet.com/edgeped/vernonunderwood12.pdf"> Vernon O. Underwood Stakes</a> at Hollywood Park and gutted out a one-length victory over Private Zone for trainer Jeff Bonde. The chestnut sprinter's most recent score came seven starts ago when taking the Grade 1 Triple Bend Handicap in 2011, but he got back to his winning ways when completing this six-furlong contest in 1:11 1/5 over the Cushion Track.

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