By Jeff Lifson The Keeneland September yearling is upon us (check out the catalog) and it’s a good time to answer the age-old question, should I buy a yearling or […]

Originally published January 2017 Well, sort of.  A horse breaking a step slow isn’t always a bad thing. I’ll explain… Earlier this week at Palm Beach Downs, I had a […]

Family Friendly  Try Flower Child across from Milton’s. You never know who might run into there. Head to Milton’s Deli for breakfast or an early lunch. This is a favorite […]

Get up early. We mean really early. Head to the backside to watch morning training and then watch some works from the frontside after the break. Make sure you grab […]

Your horse has a race date but then, nothing happens. No entry notification, and then word comes that the race has been pushed back, that it “didn’t go.” What’s going […]

By Jeff Lifson Let’s start with the simple truth here, before this headline raises your blood pressure to the point of “Call the ambulance and bring my bathrobe and slippers […]

By Jeff Lowe Tom Petty was right, the waiting is the hardest part. When a racehorse owner has a horse who needs a break from training, anticipation builds, and an […]

When are we running? That’s probably the most popular question any Thoroughbred racing manager or trainer is asked. While the question is rather simple, the answer is not always as […]

By Jeff Lowe Okay, so your horse is entered, now where to go online to watch the race? The good news is that watching a horse from somewhere other than […]

We wanted to cover a type of race that by its nature can be a bit of confusing. When you throw in the possibility of someone claiming your horse in […]