Breeders’ Cup should find one permanent home, and Southern California, where better weather and other factors make better racing, is it.
In its first two decades, the Breeders’ Cup took the best of racing to people all over the country. It ought to return to traveling.
Off to the Races returns to the airwaves October 15 with a show featuring the James River Horse Foundation, Delaware Park news, and more.
Off to the Races returns to the airwaves October 8 with a show featuring WV Breeders’ Classics cofounder Carol Holden and Jim Gluckson of the Breeders’ Cup.
Breeders’ Cup winners Knicks Go and Aloha West, both Maryland-breds, head the latest Top Midlantic-bred Poll.
Off to the Races Radio returns Saturday, November 27 with plenty of handicapping chatter and, of course, a Thanksgiving wrapup.
Off to the Races Radio returns Saturday, November 13 with Breeders’ Cup wrapup plus handicapping some of the weekend’s races.
This Breeders’ Cup was the sport of Thoroughbred racing writ small. The humans at the top screw it up, and the horses redeem it. Lather, rinse, repeat.
Flashy Breeders’ Cup Classic winner Knicks Go, a Maryland-bred, may have one more trick up his sleeve before retirement: a start in the Pegasus World Cup.
Knicks Go flew early, Aloha West flew late, and Maryland-breds stole the show on Breeders’ Cup Saturday with a pair of wins.