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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Mother Nature has delayed the debut of the high-priced 2-year-old filly Without Hesitation. But not by much.
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By: David Grening
The way Saturday’s Grade 2 Saratoga Special looked on paper, trainer Kenny McPeek thought it would be a good opportunity to see how Twinkle Town, a front-running debut winner in June, would fare sitting off other horses.
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By: David Grening
Phileas Fogg, the 10-length winner of the Grade 2 Suburban Stakes here last month, will not run in next Saturday’s Grade 1, $1 million Whitney Stakes at Saratoga, trainer Gustavo Rodriguez said Saturday afternoon. Instead, he will wait for the Grade 1, $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont Park on Sept. 18.
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By: David Grening
Trainer Todd Pletcher and jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. put their faith in Renegade and their talented 3-year-old colt rewarded them with a monster stretch run that carried the horse to victory in the Grade 2 Jim Dandy and Pletcher yet again into the Saratoga record books.
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By: David Grening
In winning the Jim Dandy at Saratoga on Saturday, Renegade gave a similar performance as he did in the Kentucky Derby when he came within a head of defeating Golden Tempo. That should make for an intriguing renewal of the Grade 1, $1.25 million Travers Stakes here on Aug. 29, when Renegade meets dual-classic winner Golden Tempo for a third time this year.
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By: David Grening
Chad Brown calls Sea Strike the most impressive horse he watches train in the morning. Those who observed Sea Strike on Sunday afternoon at Saratoga had to come away pretty impressed as well.
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By: David Grening
It might be a silly premise to suggest that a Horse of the Year and three-time Grade 1 winner has something to prove. But trainer Bill Mott didn’t disagree with the idea when asked if Sovereignty has something to prove in Saturday’s Whitney Stakes.
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By: David Grening
When Stress Relief won her career debut at Churchill Downs on June 20, owner Joel Politi told trainer Kinnon LaRose he “can’t wait for the Adirondack,” referring to the second of three stakes for 2-year-old fillies offered at the Saratoga summer meet.
Mark Casse entered two horses in Saturday's Grade 1, $750,000 Fourstardave Stakes at Saratoga, but Classic Q and Mi Bago share a couple of things in common that will likely lead to only one participating in the race.
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By: David Grening
Doc Sullivan returns to New York-bred company and sprinting Thursday at Saratoga but he will have much to overcome as he seeks a repeat victory in the $200,000 John Morrissey Stakes, which drew a bulky field of 13.
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