May 2005

5/6/05 Last updated: 5/5/05 8:37 PM A better forecast couldn’t be expected for the next two days in Louisville, Kentucky. A glorious day of sunshine with a high in the mid-70s awaits […]

5/6/05 Last updated: 5/5/05 8:48 PM A better forecast couldn’t be expected for the next two days in Louisville, Kentucky. A glorious day of sunshine with a high in the mid-70s awaits […]

5/6/05 Last updated: 5/5/05 8:32 PM COMMENTARY MAY 6, 2005 Breeders’ Cup TV deal just another blunder by Steve Moody The racing industry has made a world of mistakes […]

5/6/05 Last updated: 5/5/05 4:22 PM TRACK BANDIT PREVIEWS LOUISVILLE BREEDERS’ CUP H. (G2), 8TH-CD, $300,000, 3YO/UP, F/M, 1 1/16M, 3:54 P.M. EDT, 5-6   PP HORSE TRAINER […]

5/6/05 Last updated: 5/5/05 8:47 PM A better forecast couldn’t be expected for the next two days in Louisville, Kentucky. A glorious day of sunshine with a high in the mid-70s awaits […]

5/5/05 Last updated: 5/4/05 8:33 PM Grade 1 winners POMEROY (Boundary) and LION TAMER (Will’s Way) are part of a competitive field of 12 entered for Saturday’s $200,000 Churchill Downs H. (G2). […]

5/5/05 Last updated: 5/4/05 6:38 PM AQUEDUCT NOTEBOOK MAY 5, 2005 by Bernard T. Moore Aqueduct closed its doors this past weekend, and did so in grand style, carding […]

5/5/05 Last updated: 5/4/05 8:03 PM Edward P. Evans’ homebred GYGISTAR (Prospector’s Music) picked off his rivals on the far turn and powered his way to the lead in the upper stretch […]

5/5/05 Last updated: 5/4/05 8:05 PM With all the fuss about last year’s champion juvenile filly put to rest, the true standout in this year’s three-year-old filly division will run at Churchill […]

5/5/05 Last updated: 5/4/05 9:02 PM TURF DIARY MAY 5, 2005 by Jennifer Caldwell PERFECT DRIFT (Dynaformer) would normally show up in the Handicap Diary, but he earned a […]