Tim Wilkin is a freelance horse racing writer who specializes in covering the local racing scene in Saratoga, New York. With a focus on the BloodHorse publication, Tim provides in-depth coverage of races, jockeys, trainers, and horse-related news in the Saratoga area.
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Tim Wilkin's articles focus primarily on event coverage within the horse racing and entertainment news domains, with a particular emphasis on Saratoga Race Course and specific races such as the Travers Stakes. If you aim to engage him effectively, consider providing insights or access related to these events. This could include interviews with key figures involved in the races or behind-the-scenes stories that shed light on evolving narratives surrounding notable horses or personalities.
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By: Tim Wilkin
FRANKLIN – Trainer Jose D'Angelo is hoping he gets a big bang out of Howard Wolowitz in Saturday's Grade 1, $2 million Aristocrat Franklin-Simpson.
By: Tim Wilkin
FRANKLIN -- Hall of Fame trainer Shug McGaughey is hoping his second starter at the Kentucky Downs meet does better than his first one.
Trainer Jose D’Angelo is hoping he gets a big bang out of Howard Wolowitz in Saturday’s Grade 1, $2 million Franklin-Simpson. The 3-year-old colt by Munnings, owned by Al Gold’s Gold Square Racing, is named after the character of the same name from the hit TV show “The Big Bang Theory,” which ran from 2007-2019.
By: Tim Wilkin
FRANKLIN – Usually, you finish third and you aren't happy. That isn't the case when you run at Kentucky Downs.
By: Tim Wilkin
FRANKLIN – One of these days, Hall of Fame trainer Todd Pletcher thought, Grand Sonata was going to win one of these big races.
FRANKLIN -- It is obvious that Tiztastic likes Kentucky Downs.
By: Tim Wilkin
FRANKLIN -- Trainer Joe Lee is making the most of the five horses he has in his stable at Belmont Park in New York.
Tiztastic by a neck in the Kentucky Downs Juvenile Mile (Courtney Snow/Past The Wire)
May Day Ready captures the Kentucky Downs Juvenile Fillies (Courtney Snow/Past The Wire)
Paulick Report Greenwood Cup At Parx: Next Has Proven To Be A Marathon Man Among Boys Link Copied
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