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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By: Ed DeRosa, Carlos Calo
Despite the biggest bettors of horse racing reducing their handle on Saratoga Race Course by 44.7% last week compared to last year, total handle on the Belmont Stakes Racing Festival June 3-7 at Saratoga increased 2% to $199,791,961.
Now that the Triple Crown season is behind us, it is officially Breeders' Cup prep season.
Many online scorned the draw for the 2026 North America Cup eliminations because they felt the bubbling pressure of excitement for the race would burst too soon if the long-awaited matchups between Beau Jangles, Odds On Mr Mamba and Brandon Blvd happened before the final.
Burnham Square has looked invincible this year on turf in Kentucky, and I see no reason to try to pierce the armor in the Chorleywood Stakes on Saturday at Churchill Downs.
By: Ed DeRosa, Gary Johnson
Several top horses are in action on Saturday at both Monmouth Park and Churchill Downs, but big names often bring short prices.
One of the vagaries of pari-mutuel wagering is that bettors often overvalue wins and overly devalue losses.
By: Ed DeRosa, Scott Serio
When considering which races make up the road to the King's Plate, the Grade 3 Delaware Oaks would have been unlikely to make the cut. But Luv Your Neighbor 's victory on June 13 at Delaware Park puts her squarely among 3-year-olds to beat in Canada's most prestigious race.
It may very well be that Desert Gate is a different horse in his last two wins – by a combined 16 lengths – than he was in his previous three losses, but I see it as more of an indicator of class than form.
I'll be honest with yinz: When I saw the entries for the Grade 2 Chicago Stakes on Saturday at Churchill Downs, my first impulse was to try to beat
By: Ed DeRosa, Gary Johnson
One of only two graded stakes this weekend in North America is Saturday at Thistledown where the Ohio Derby caps a 12-race card that closes with an all-stakes Pick 5.
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