Kentucky Oaks Post Race Press Conference
Comments from the connections of 2023 Kentucky Oaks winner Pretty Mischievous, including trainer Brendan Walsh and jockey Tyler Gaffalione Courtesy Churchill Downs
Comments from the connections of 2023 Kentucky Oaks winner Pretty Mischievous, including trainer Brendan Walsh and jockey Tyler Gaffalione Courtesy Churchill Downs
All-sources wagering on this year's $1.25 million Kentucky Oaks (G1) race was $22.4 million, down 7.8% from last year's record $24.3 million.
C R K Racing's Skinner has been scratched from the Kentucky Derby (G1) May 6 at because of an elevated temperature.
Godolphin director of bloodstock Michael Banahan discusses a Kentucky Oaks (G1) victory from Pretty Mischievous.
2015 Eclipse Award-winning apprentice jockey. 2019 classic winner. Two-time Breeders' Cup winner in 2022. And now, Kentucky Oaks (G1) winner.
The countdown for the 2023 Kentucky Derby (G1) is down to hours, not months. The best dirt 3-year-olds in the country and beyond will gather May 6 at Churchill Downs for a memorable showdown.
J. Keeler Johnson handicaps the 149th running of the Kentucky Derby (G1) at Churchill Downs.
Trainer Tim Yakteen plans to scratch Practical Move from the May 6 Kentucky Derby (G1) after the Santa Anita Derby (G1) winner showed an elevated temperature May 4 at Churchill Downs.
For those that ponied up $190,000 apiece for membership in Secretariat's breeding syndicate, the period between the powerful chestnut's loss in the April 21 Wood Memorial Stakes (G1) and the May 5 Kentucky Derby (G1) was gut-check time
Greg Wolf and Anthony Stabile look ahead to the Grade 1 Kentucky Derby and Grade 1 Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs