David Grening is a journalist at Daily Racing Form. He covers the New York Racing Association circuit, including Aqueduct, Belmont, and Saratoga, as well as national events like the Triple Crown and Breeders' Cup, focusing on individual sports and various sports disciplines. David is also a contributing author to 'Champions' and has been featured in CDC Gaming Reports.
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By: David Grening
In addition to consulting with the principals of Pin Oak Stud, the owners of Incredibolt, trainer Riley Mott sought the advice of another person before deciding whether to wheel the sixth-place finisher from the Kentucky Derby back in two weeks in Saturday’s Preakness Stakes.
Six Speed, the UAE Derby runner-up who finished 13th after setting the pace in the Kentucky Derby, is now with trainer George Weaver.
By: David Grening
While trainer Bill Mott may not have been able to become the first trainer in 28 years to record a repeat victory in the Kentucky Derby, he stands a very good chance to become the first trainer in 30 years to win back-to-back runnings of the Belmont Stakes.
By: David Grening
There will be a pick six carryover of $23,616 when racing on this circuit resumes June 3 at Saratoga for the beginning of the Belmont Stakes Racing Festival.
Kathynmarissa and Gezora, the one-two finishers from the Grade 3 Modesty Stakes at Churchill Downs on May 1, will renew acquaintances in Friday’s Grade 1, $750,000 New York Stakes at Saratoga. This meeting comes with a twist.
Sovereignty, the reigning Horse of the Year, picked up the pace in his preparation for the Grade 1, $2 million Stephen Foster at Churchill Downs on June 28 with a five-furlong workout in 1:01.21 Sunday morning over Saratoga’s Oklahoma training track.
The three best races of Iron Dome's career came last summer at Saratoga when he ran 1 1/8 miles against New York-breds. Under those circumstances, Iron Dome went 3 for 3, winning by a combined 28 1/4 lengths. Wednesday, Iron Dome is back at Saratoga, running 1 1/8 miles against New York-breds in the $200,000 Commentator Stakes.
By: David Grening
Chad Brown is a numbers guy. But he's also a realist. He knows that just because he has a third of the field entered in Saturday's $2 million Belmont Stakes at Saratoga doesn't mean he's going to be successful.
By: David Grening
A change in tactics has led to a change in performance for Little Trilby. A winner of three of his last four starts, Little Trilby will seek a second consecutive Grade 1 victory in Wednesday's $150,000 Beverly Steinman Hurdle Handicap at Saratoga.
By: David Grening
Renegade, the Kentucky Derby runner-up, drew post 4 and was installed as the 2-1 morning-line favorite by Daily Racing Form and New York Racing Association linemaker David Aragona in a field of nine entered for Saturday’s $2 million Belmont Stakes at Saratoga.
