David Grening is a New York Correspondent for the Daily Racing Form, specializing in horse racing news and analysis. With a focus on the New York racing scene, David provides in-depth coverage of races, trainers, jockeys, and industry trends. His articles offer insights and predictions for upcoming races, as well as analysis of past performances and track conditions.
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Barbara D. Livingston The four-day July 4 Racing Festival will be run next year at Saratoga Racecourse.
El Grande O ran well enough in his return to the races in late October to consider a return to stakes competition for the 3-year-old New York-bred colt. While trainer Linda Rice has plans to eventually do that, she will start El Grande O one more time in allowance company in Friday's second-level allowance/optional $62,500 claiming feature at Aqueduct.
Tizzy in the Sky is looking to rejuvenate her career, and for the 5-year-old mare there is no better place to do that than Aqueduct in Saturday's Grade 3, $200,000 Go for Wand Stakes.
Adam Coglianese/NYRA The Queens County should be a softer spot than the Cigar Mile for Law Professor and is at his preferred distance of 1 1/18 miles.
By: David Grening
Tizzy in the Sky continued her life-long love affair with Aqueduct and jockey Flavien Prat continued his magical year as they teamed to narrowly win Saturday’s Grade 3, $200,000 Go for Wand Stakes.
The eventual return to the races of Fierceness and Mindframe as well as the re-emergence of Locked should give trainer Todd Pletcher a strong hand in the older male dirt division in 2025.
By: David Grening
The team at Godolphin Racing will have a lot of plans to make this winter when it comes to getting four of its homebreds on the road to the Kentucky Derby.
A potentially interesting showdown between open company stakes winners Nic's Style and Beth's Dream is on tap in Saturday's $100,000 City of Ocala Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs. The City of Ocala and the $100,000 Marion County for males are for progeny for Florida-based stallions and are both run at seven furlongs.
In the City of Ocala Saturday at Tampa Bay Downs, Nic’s Style took advantage of a huge opening along the rail turning for home and persevered to victory over the pacesetting R Disaster. It was 2 1/4 lengths back to Dream Concert in third. Beth’s Dream and Battle Cry completed the order of finish. Olga and Hopesndreams scratched.
Major Dude, a three-time graded stakes winner, ran the two fastest races of his career in allowance company earlier this year. Saturday, he'll try to transfer that form back into stakes when he heads a competitive field of nine entered in the Grade 2 Fort Lauderdale at Gulfstream Park.
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