Ron Flatter is the Managing Editor at Horse Racing Nation. He covers a range of themes including sports, sports business, and animal welfare, with a particular focus on topics such as lawsuits, individual sports, and veterinary care. Ron's insights and expertise have been featured in Horse Racing Nation.
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Ron Flatter's coverage mainly revolves around horse racing and betting. He provides extensive event coverage, particularly related to the Kentucky Derby, Eclipse Awards, and Pimlico Plans. If you have insights on upcoming horse racing events, trends in betting or significant changes in these events' organization, your pitch is more likely to resonate with him.
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Two-time champion trainer Brad Cox might just as well erase last month’s Kentucky Derby from his memory if not for the lessons he and his horses would have learned from the disappointment.
By: Eclipse Sportswire
They are the faces of the New York Racing Association on Fox Sports. Well, two of them are. The third spends more air time talking football, but he goes in with both hands on horses.
As big a surprise as Golden Tempo was in winning not just one but two Triple Crown races, he is poised to maintain a trend that has been rock solid for more than a half-century.
By: Ron Flatter, Ashleigh Schlitt
Trainer Mike Maker confirmed that Willy D’s, who was likely to be on or near the early lead, probably will be scratched from Saturday’s running of the Grade 1, $2 million Stephen Foster Stakes. One more long shot also is expected to be scratched from the Churchill Downs feature.
Sovereignty, Magnitude, White Abarrio and Baeza are still in the Grade 1, $2 million Stephen Foster Stakes. But two long shots were scratched, and a third came back into the mix for Saturday’s feature at Churchill Downs.
By: Ron Flatter, Candice Chavez
Bill Mott returned to Churchill Downs on Wednesday morning, greeted by ideal weather to watch Sovereignty and Baeza gallop around the fast main track in preparation for Saturday’s Grade 1, $2 million Stephen Foster Stakes.
It is way too early to think of any 2-year-old as a serious contender for Kentucky Derby 2027. But it is not too early to dream.
White Abarrio, with Wayde Hackett, has a horned friend to calm him for Stephen Foster.
By: Ron Flatter, Jason Moran
Once regarded as the brightest jewel among U.S. racetracks, Aqueduct has lost its luster, and it is fading away. After nearly 132 years, it will host its last race a little before 6 p.m. EDT on Sunday.
Prospect Watch turns its attention to Saratoga and Ellis Park this week, where a strong group of young horses with elite bloodlines are set to begin — or continue — their careers.
