Kevin Kerstein is a journalist who writes for PaulickReport.com, covering horse racing news and events. With a focus on providing updates and analysis on races, trainers, and jockeys, Kevin keeps readers informed on the latest developments in the world of horse racing.
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By: Kevin Kerstein, Churchill Downs
a lucrative stakes schedule led by the March 23, $700,000 Jeff Ruby Steaks (Grade 3), a stop on the Road to Kentucky Derby 150.
By: Kevin Kerstein
John Velazquez guides Wolfie’s Dynaghost to victory in the Kentucky Cup Classic
By: Churchill Downs, Kevin Kerstein
Gutsy Del Mar allowance winner Julias Dream tops a dozen 2-year-old fillies entered for Saturday’s $125,000 Gowell Stakes at Turfway Park.
By: Kevin Kerstein, Churchill Downs
Jockey Luan Machado and trainer Brad Cox topped Turfway Park's standings when the Holiday Meet concluded Saturday.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.–On a chilly Monday morning at Churchill Downs, the action was non-stop at trainer Bill Mott’s Barn 19 as his Kentucky Derby and Oaks hopefuls Resilience (five furlongs, 1:01.60) and Just F Y I (five furlongs, :59.80) had published workouts beneath the Twin Spires.
Susumu Fujita’s undefeated Japan-bred colt Forever Young worked six furlongs in 1:19.6 over a fast track Wednesday morning at Churchill Downs in preparation for the May 4 running of Kentucky Derby 2024.
By: Kevin Kerstein
Trainer Brad Cox is set for a potentially huge weekend at Churchill Downs with two of his standout horses, Hit Show and Saudi Crown
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