Brian Zipse is a writer and handicapper specializing in horse racing. With a passion for the sport, he provides insightful analysis and predictions for races, including Kentucky Derby preps and other major events. Brian's expertise also extends to tennis and bourbon, making him a well-rounded journalist in the world of sports and spirits.
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Brian Zipse's articles are heavily focused on horse racing, betting, and handicapping. His event coverage attributes indicate a strong focus on providing insights and analysis for upcoming races and events in the industry.
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By: Brian Zipse, Shamela Hanley Eclipse Sportswire
On cruise control from start to finish in the $2 million Breeders’ Cup Distaff, Thorpedo Anna placed an exclamation point at the completion of her historic sophomore season with an easy 2 1/2-length score over Raging Sea.
By: Brian Zipse, Matt Shifman
This week on HorseCenter, Brian Zipse and Matt Shifman recap the world championships at Del Mar where Sierra Leone and Thorpedo Anna were the biggest stars. Your hosts also discuss what the results mean to the 2024 Eclipse Awards. Some championships were clinched at the Breeders' Cup, but others remain very much in question.
After a profitable weekend at the Breeders' Cup, it's time to move on from the world championships and focus on some normal fall racing.
By: Brian Zipse, Jason Moran Eclipse Sportswire
When sophomores Sierra Leone, Fierceness, and Forever Young ran 1-2-3 in the Breeders’ Cup Classic, it was further proof that the older male dirt division simply was not up to snuff in 2024. Of the 10 older males in the race, only a fourth-place finish by Newgate could be generously called competitive.
By: Brian Zipse, Matt Shifman
This week on HorseCenter Brian Zipse and Matt Shifman take an initial look at the 2025 Kentucky Derby by revealing their first rankings for next spring's run for the roses. Your hosts discuss what they like about each promising juvenile and their prospects moving forward.
Find the best horse racing bets today at Aqueduct. Our expert gives you his overview of races and FREE betting picks for November 16.
By: Brian Zipse, Alex Evers Eclipse Sportswire
I would not argue with anyone who believes Rebel’s Romance was the best horse to run on an American turf course this year. That does not mean he is the most deserving of the Eclipse Award for male turf horse, however. I believe Johannes is the better option.
By: Brian Zipse, Matt Shifman
This week on HorseCenter, Brian Zipse and Matt Shifman offer analysis and top picks for a pair of interesting Grade 3 stakes from Churchill Downs. Two Sharp looks to continue her upward momentum in the Chilukki Stakes, while the Commonwealth Turf should be a wide-open affair.
Find the best horse racing bets today at Churchill Downs. Our expert gives you his overview of races and FREE betting picks for November 23.
By: Brian Zipse, Jason Moran Eclipse Sportswire
At this time last year, White Abarrio was one of the best horses in America if not the very best. After an extremely forgettable 2024 season, we may have seen the 5-year-old showing signs of coming back to life with a sharp allowance performance Friday afternoon at Gulfstream Park.
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