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Tom Law 
Mitole dominated North America’s male sprint division last year, a season highlighted by a victory in the Breeders’ Cup Sprint at Santa Anita Park. He retired after that win and Steve Asmussen and his loyal clients restocked the cupboard with more quality sprinters for the Hall of Fame trainer.
The Breeders’ Cup has always been about dreams. Big dreams – like John Gaines coming up with the concept of the one-day (now two) championship to sort out the best of the best. Little dreams, well, maybe there are no little dreams when it comes to the Breeders’ Cup.
Art Collector announced himself to the greater fan base of American racing with a victory in the Grade 2 Toyota Blue Grass Stakes in July at Keeneland Race Course.
Jose Ortiz admitted after the Grade 3 Troy this summer at Saratoga Race Course that he made an error that cost Imprimis a victory off a nine-month layoff.
Speed? Do you want to see some speed? Look no further than Saturday’s $2 million Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare Sprint to open the World Championships Day card at Keeneland.
The team from This Is Horse Racing and The Saratoga Special stayed home for the 2020 Breeders’ Cup World Championships – Sean in Virginia, Joe in Maryland and Tom in New York – but they’re tuned in and ready for the two-day extravaganza at Keeneland Race Course.
The biggest weekend on the American autumn racing calendar is finally here and it’s time to end all the prognosticating, pontificating, speculating and admiring of every runner that hits the track at Keeneland Race Course. Simply put, it’s time for the Breeders’ Cup World Championships.
Saratoga Race Course always provides a critical starting or continuation point for young horses with designs on the Breeders’ Cup World Championships and the 2020 pandemic spectator-free meeting proves no exception.
A week out from the Breeders’ Cup World Championships and a winter-like blast hit the Northeast late Thursday and into Friday, just in time for Halloween and the end of daylight savings time.
Racing fans won’t be able to pour into Keeneland Race Course for the season-ending Breeders’ Cup World Championships but that didn’t stop horsemen from filling up the pre-entry box for the Nov. 6-7 event in Lexington.
