Horse Racing Betting
Kevin Stott was turned down as a teenager by Tottenham Hotspur but any disappointment he may have still felt was washed away with a double on the biggest racing stage of all at Royal Ascot on Saturday. The Danish jockey denied the two biggest names in the sport — Ryan Moore and Frankie Dettori —
If you’ve never watched horse racing before, Saturday’s Belmont Stakes would be a good place to start to witness the sport’s inherent beauty and exhilarating energy. Click here to read the full article…
Saturday’s Belmont Stakes is one of those times. Tiz the Law is the best horse in the Belmont, period. Tiz the Law is undefeated in four races on fast tracks; the only blemish on his record is a third-place showing on a sloppy Churchill Downs surface in the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes back in November.
Chris “The Bear” Fallica breaks down the field for the Belmont and offers his best bets for the race and more. Click here to read the full article…
Frankie Dettori performed his trademark flying dismount after riding Stradivarius to a third straight victory at the Gold Cup in a dominant performance at Royal Ascot on Thursday. Click here to read the full article…
Frankie Dettori says he is looking forward to the day when he is in his rocking chair recalling Stradivarius’s stunning third successive Ascot Gold Cup victory, becoming only the third horse to achieve that feat. The 10-length romp in Royal Ascot’s most historic race on Thursday made a nonsense of Dettori and trainer John Gosden’s
For the first time ever the Belmont is the first race in the Triple Crown and a field of 10 was entered for the shortened 1 1/8 mile 152nd Belmont Stakes to be run with no spectators. Tiz the Law is the 6-5 morning line favorite in post 8 and second choice Sole Volante at
We discuss the best bets for Saturday’s Triple Crown event in New York. Click here to read the full article…
With the Belmont Stakes set to take place Saturday, here are the opening odds for the 10-horse field. Tiz the Law is the favorite at 6-5. Click here to read the full article…
Saturday at Belmont, She’s a Julie held off Point of Honor by a nose to win the Ogden Phipps Stakes (G1). Get the results, charts, and photos here plus check out morning work photos for 4 of the Belmont Stakes contenders: Tiz the Law, Farmington Road, Dr Post, and Modernist. Click here to read the
The new rule approved by the California Horse Racing Board will prohibit jockeys from striking a horse more than six times in a single race, among other things. Click here to read the full article…
Jockeys competing in California won’t be allowed to strike a horse more than six times during a race, and then only in an underhanded position, according to a new rule approved by the California Horse Racing Board. The board voted 4-2 on Thursday in a meeting that lasted nearly seven hours to approve the rule