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Thoroughbred and Harness Racing in America
Free racing picks and betting tips for top horse racing events like the Kentucky Derby, Triple Crown races, Breeders Cup and other major stakes races in America. Get complete race tracks info, race entries, race results, horse handicapping and race analysis. Plus best betting props from top online race books on the Internet.
Thoroughbred Racing in America
Horse Racing is the second most widely attended U.S. spectator sport, after baseball. By far the most popular form of the sport is the racing of mounted thoroughbred horses over flat courses at distances from three-quarters of a mile to two miles. Other major forms of horse racing are harness racing, steeplechase racing, and quarter horse racing.
The most awaited thoroughbred racing events are the Triple Crown Races: Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, and Belmont Stakes. And the Breeders' Cup World Thoroughbred Championships, with eight races including the $4 million Breeders' Cup Classic. Top horses from all over the world compete for the Breeders Cup.
America's Races - The Triple Crown 2008:
Kentucky Derby. The Kentucky Derby, also called Run for the Roses, is a $2 million stakes race held every first Saturday of May and is the first leg of the Triple Crown Races. The race is being run at Churchill Downs Race Track in Louisville, Kentucky. More of Kentucky Derby »
Preakness Stakes. Preakness Stakes is the second and shortest leg in thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown race (at 1 3/16 mile), and always attracts Kentucky Derby winners and contenders. Held every third Saturday of May at the Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore offering $1 million purse up for grabs. More of Preakness Stakes »
Belmont Stakes. The final jewel of the Triple Crown, the Belmont Stakes ---Test of the Champion for 3-year-olds, is the oldest of the top three races and the longest at one and a half miles. Horse racing fans also call it the Race for the Carnations. More of Belmont Stakes »
2008 Preakness Stakes & Belmont Stakes Triple Crown Races
As the 2008 Kentucky Derby concluded with Big Brown winning the Run for the Roses, all eyes are on the 133rd running of the Preakness Stakes which will be run on the 17th of May at Pimlico Race Course. Check out the 2008 Preakness Odds, the possible Preakness contenders and previous Preakness winners.
While the final jewel of the Triple Crown, the 140th Belmont Stakes runs June 7 at Belmont park in Elmont, New York. Get Belmont Stakes odds from top online racebooks, and the latest Belmont news with horse contenders updates or take a look back in time at Belmont Stakes history for the past Belmont Stakes winners!
See the 2008 Kentucky Derby results & payouts plus get free Preakness & Belmont Stakes racing picks and betting tips from horse racing handicappers in the forum!
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Kentucky Bear Works At Pimlico For The 2008 Preakness Stakes Sixteen hours after arriving at Pimlico, Bear Stables Ltd’s Kentucky Bear was on the track with assistant trainer and exercise rider Cassie Garcia in preparation for next Saturday’s $1 mil...
Recapturetheglory Faces Kentucky Derby Winner Big Brown In The 2008 Preakness Stakes Saying “we’re there to win”, co-owner Ronnie Lamarque announced this afternoon that Recapturetheglory, who finished fifth to Big Brown in last Saturday’s Kentucky Derby is conf...
7 Confirmed Preakness Horses Including Kentucky Derby Winner Big Brown With the $1 million Preakness Stakes 11 days away, the field set to test Kentucky Derby winner Big Brown continues to change as the connections of some of the top three-year-olds weigh a start in the ...
Horse Trainer Larry Jones Claims Eight Belles Wasn?t On Drugs Larry Jones, the trainer for the fallen Eight Belles, on Tuesday ordered drug testing as part of a necropsy in order to prove that his horse was not on performance-enhancing drugs. Jones left little d...
Kentucky Derby Winner Big Brown Faces New Contenders In The 2008 Preakness Stakes Although Big Brown could become the first Kentucky Derby winner since Citation 60 years ago not to face any of the horses who ran against him in the "Run For The Roses" when he comes to Pimlico Race C...
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El Gato Malo Wins Lone Star Derby West Point Thoroughbreds' El Gato Malo, ridden by jockey Rafael Bejarano, won the $400,000 Lone Star Derby (gr. III) at Lone Star Park on Saturday, May 10. El Gato Malo was supposed to race in the 200...
Hey Byrn & Icabad Crane Challenges Big Brown In The 2008 Preakness Stakes The field for next Saturday's 2008 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico grew to 13 on Friday with Hey Byrn and Icabad Crane joining the Preakness contenders list hoping to derail Big Brown's Triple Crown aspir...
