Ed Derosa is the Vice President of Product Development at Horse Racing Nation. He focuses on themes related to competitive sports, sports business, and individual sports, with a particular interest in sports tournaments and various sports disciplines. Ed's insights and expertise have been featured in Front Office Sports and the Courier Journal.
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Magnitude, Forever Young may make Breeders' Cup Classic a Dubai rematch.
For the third consecutive year, Churchill Downs Inc. offered record purses at its flagship racetrack in Louisville, and bettors responded with record handle.
More money available for owners and horsemen did not translate to more money in the wagering pools, as handle declined 4.5% in the first half of 2026 to $5,582,202,611 while purses increased 1.3% to $594,064,068.
By: Ed DeRosa, Gary Johnson
The United States of America is not the only big birthday celebration this week. As the U.S. turns 250, the Super Screener weekly edition turns ten.
It is rare that the international shippers offer the best chance at value in North America turf races, but that opportunity appears to be fermenting in the Grade 1 Belmont Derby on Saturday at Saratoga.
By: Ed DeRosa, Carlos J. Calo
Heat-related cancellations wreaked havoc on total handle for the first week of FanDuelTV (formerly TVG) providing limited coverage of live racing, but simply conducting races was not enough to guarantee increased business for the week June 29-July 5.
Part of the gamble against Navajo Warrior in the Grade 3 Cornhusker Handicap on Saturday at Prairie Meadows is that he'll have company up front during the 1 1/8-mile race.
The Grade 3 Indiana Derby on Saturday at Horseshoe Indianapolis could be a one-horse show featuring Wathnan Racing's flashy maiden winner Leading Change in his stakes debut.
By: Ed DeRosa, Gary Johnson
Do not let the lack of a Grade 1 race this week steer you away from an exciting slate of stakes racing that has Mike Shutty's Super Screener making stops in Indiana and Iowa as well as the traditional Saratoga tabs as well.
If Mr. A. P. runs back to any of his races as juvenile when he makes his 3-year-old debut Friday at Del Mar, then he is a major contender to win the
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