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  • Jonesing for the Roses

    I don't like to pick one of the favorites for the Kentucky Derby.  I prefer to hone in on a well-bred longshot, and then to have my hopes and dreams dashed as my picks straggle in fourth or fifth... or nineteenth. But in recent years, I've had a feeling about a few horses. And I've almost felt guilty, because they were the ...
    Posted to The Five-Cross Files (Weblog) by sgillies on 03-05-2009
  • Using TrueNicks to Predict Racetrack Success

    With the first Northern Hemisphere 2-year-old races set to get underway shortly, we thought that this year we would do something that allowed us to follow TrueNicks as a predictor of racetrack success. We debated a couple of ways we could do this, with the primary goals of offering a statistically sound study and one that is trackable in ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by Byron Rogers on 03-05-2009
  • JASON SHANDLER'S POPULAR BLOG, "TRIPLE CROWN TALK" ON BLOODHORSE.COM GOES LIVE THIS SATURDAY!

    NEWS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEWednesday, March 4, 2009Contact: Robert Bolson, Director of Corporate MarketingBlood-Horse Publications(859) 276-6809; rbolson@bloodhorse.comJASON SHANDLER'S POPULAR BLOG, ''TRIPLE CROWN TALK''  ON BLOODHORSE.COM GOES LIVE THIS SATURDAY!Racing enthusiasts are invited to preview the all-important prep race, the ...
    Posted to The Blood-Horse Press Room (Weblog) by rbolson on 03-04-2009
  • Triple Crown Talk Goes Live!

    This Saturday, March 7th, BloodHorse.com will host its first ever live blog. Join host Jason Shandler for a live version of his Triple Crown Talk blog from noon to 1 p.m. EDT. In this engaging new chat room-style format, comments will be posted instantaneously as fans ask Jason questions and debate the potential outcomes of upcoming Kentucky ...
  • Kentucky Derby Trail: Revenge is Sweet

     I Want Revenge is a horse on a mission. The son of Stephen Got Even has traveled across the country to get a head start on his compatriots back home to see how he handles the dirt in the Gotham Stakes. Read the full column here.
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 03-04-2009
  • Quality Located

    A couple of weeks ago we noted how well Elusive Quality's 2005 crop had done. They are headed by the now-retired Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I) and Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (Eng-I) winner Raven's Pass, and have been well-represented this year by the General George Handicap (gr. II) victor True Quality and Royale Michele, who took the Barbara ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by Alan Porter 1 on 03-04-2009
  • Kentucky Derby 2009 -- Early Pedigree Picks

    We're now two months away from Derby Day.  Here are a few of the runners I've been watching this year, hoping they'll make it to the Run for the Roses: Square Eddie (pedigree) is a spectacularly consistent colt. The Canadian-bred chestnut son of Smart Strike (SRO) has been in the money six times from seven starts, from 5 to 8.5 ...
    Posted to The Five-Cross Files (Weblog) by sgillies on 03-03-2009
  • Strike Rate -- Exchange Rate Proving a Prophecy

    A few years ago we wrote an article about pedigree trends to come. One we suggested would be the combination of stallions bred on the Mr. Prospector/Buckpasser cross, notably Seeking the Gold, Woodman, Miswaki, and Mining. Exchange Rate (TrueNicks,SRO) began his career in Florida but earned a move to Three Chimneys with a relatively ...
    Posted to TrueNicks (Weblog) by Alan Porter 1 on 03-03-2009
  • Phil Marino Remembered

    Phil Marino with John Henry Photo courtesy of Tammy Siters Word came the other day of the passing of Phil Marino on Feb. 26. He was 59. Many people dont know who Phil Marino is, and that is a shame. The native of New Orleans was the legendary John Henrys first trainer, and saddled the gelding to his first career victory and first stakes ...
    Posted to Hangin' With Haskin (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 03-03-2009
  • The Odd Couple - by Dan Liebman

    Personality-wise, Jimmy Jerkens and Julio Canani have little in common. But this week the two trainers have one important thing in common: Each has a Derby horse in his barn.Thousands of races will be run at racetracks throughout the land over the next two months, but most of our attention will be focused on the preps that lead to Louisville, Ky., ...
    Posted to What's Going On Here (Weblog) by Blood-Horse Staff on 03-03-2009
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