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TV Schedule
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DateProgramTimeNetwork/Social Media
Jan. 23"America's Day at the Races"3 p.m.-6 p.m.FS2
Jan. 23Live coverage of horse racingpost time variesFanDuel TV
Jan. 23Live coverage of the 54th annual Eclipse Awards6:30 p.m.FanDuel TV, BloodHorse, various streaming outlets
Jan. 23Live coverage of horse racingpost time variesRacetrack Television Network
Jan. 24"America's Day at the Races"3 p.m.-6 p.m.FS2
Jan. 24Live coverage of horse racingpost time variesFanDuel TV
Jan. 24Live coverage of horse racingpost time variesRacetrack Television Network
Jan. 25"America's Day at the Races" including broadcast of the Southwest Stakes12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. on FS1, 1:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. on FS2FS1 and FS2
Jan. 25Live coverage of horse racing including Saturday's Pegasus World Cup card from Gulfstream Parkpost time variesFanDuel TV
Jan. 25"Live from the Pegasus World Cup – Watch and Win!"4 p.m.Facebook, X, Instagram, and YouTube
Jan. 25Broadcast of the Pegasus World Cup Invitational Stakes and Pegasus World Cup Turf Invitational Stakes4:30 p.m.-6 p.m.NBC and Peacock
Jan. 25Live coverage of horse racingpost time variesRacetrack Television Network
Jan. 26"America's Day at the Races"2:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.FS1
Jan. 26Live coverage of horse racingpost time variesFanDuel TV
Jan. 26Live coverage of horse racingpost time variesRacetrack Television Network

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Note: All times listed are Eastern
 
Saturday's massive card at Gulfstream featuring the Pegasus World Cup.
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Old school graphic from when Gulf was in its glory...

Turf:


Dirt:



1$94,000Maiden Special Weight1 MTurf11:00 AM ET
2$94,000Maiden Special Weight7 FDirt11:30 AM ET
3$97,000Allowance Optional Claiming1 MTurf12:00 PM ET
4$100,000Handicap1 M 70 YAll Weather12:31 PM ET
5$165,000Gulfstream Park Turf Sprint S.5 FTurf1:02 PM ET
6$100,000Handicap1 M 70 YAll Weather1:33 PM ET
7$165,000La Prevoyante S. presented by Stella Artois1 1/2 MTurf2:04 PM ET
8$165,000Fred W. Hooper S. presented by Ketel One Vodka1 MDirt2:41 PM ET
9$215,000William L. McKnight S. presented by Visit Lauderdale1 1/2 MTurf3:13 PM ET
10$500,000TAA Pegasus World Cup Filly and Mare Turf Invitational S. presented by SirDavis American Whisky1 1/16 MTurf3:45 PM ET
11$215,000Inside Information S. presented by MyRacehorse7 FDirt4:20 PM ET
12$1,000,000Pegasus World Cup Turf Invitational S. presented by Qatar Racing1 1/8 MTurf4:55 PM ET
13$3,000,000Pegasus World Cup Invitational S.1 1/8 MDirt5:40 PM ET
 
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Seven tracks canceled today (Wednesday):
  • Mahoning Valley (OH)
  • Parx (PA)
  • The Meadows (PA)
  • Monticello (NY)
  • Charles Town (WV)
  • Turfway (KY)
  • Delta (LA)
 

20172018201920202021202220232024
Derby$209,156,729$225,586,067$246,717,013$128,252,246$233,114,923$265,468,959$282,528,405$310,311,017
Belmont$93,673,257$137,975,292$102,180,037$67,765,392$112,725,276$98,772,795$118,309,762$125,766,186
BC Saturday$113,803,606$105,029,972$118,057,709$110,201,055$120,683,350$122,611,826$114,145,773$115,745,623
Preakness$97,981,906$93,686,097$100,683,929$50,380,967$111,051,916$103,436,961$101,268,451$100,030,448
Oaks$48,823,802$55,791,281$60,111,249$31,468,404$54,267,782$74,653,291$74,912,485$75,328,791
Travers$47,874,386$52,089,970$52,139,988$39,469,334$51,554,341$55,562,902$50,587,114$62,951,184
BC Friday$52,273,881$52,160,642$56,537,320$50,287,613$61,696,894$66,109,753$62,150,864$62,944,374
Pegasus$40,219,272$41,986,614$37,791,354$41,899,282$40,718,272$43,882,016$43,892,572$47,076,610
Belmont eve$20,833,144$20,866,849$20,006,944$12,492,254$19,447,261$21,630,244$26,080,012$38,584,638
Jim Dandy$27,715,808$23,957,288$29,325,102$35,843,780$31,900,792$33,619,664$32,206,816$37,255,894
Alabama$24,033,897$22,230,692$25,263,739$28,974,085$24,906,454$31,984,314$31,242,779$34,046,686
Florida Derby$30,616,524$49,989,651$47,521,606$53,841,165$41,901,800$37,314,640$38,049,743$33,727,084
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The ninth Pegasus is Saturday at Gulfstream Park, and with a 13-race card and competitive marquee events, this could be the year it breaks the $50 million barrier.
Source: Horseracingnation
 
Thursday, January 23, 2025

Santa Anita (California):
  • Juan Hernandez won five straight races heading into the finale in which he placed at 8-to-1.
 
UPDATED: winners in red

A live stream of the awards show tonight is available on horseracingnation.com. The stream for the ceremony starts at 7:30 pm. ET.

  • 2-year-old male: Chancer McPatrick, Citizen Bull, Gaming.

  • 2-year-old filly: Good Cheer, Immersive, Lake Victoria.

  • 3-year-old male: Dornoch, Fierceness, Sierra Leone.

  • 3-year-old filly: Cinderella’s Dream, She Feels Pretty, Thorpedo Anna.

  • Older dirt male: Full Serrano, National Treasure, Straight No Chaser.

  • Older dirt female: Adare Manor, Idiomatic, Raging Sea.

  • Male sprinter: Cogburn, Straight No Chaser, The Chosen Vron.

  • Female sprinter: Society, Soul of an Angel, Ways and Means.

  • Male turf horse: Carl Spackler, Johannes, Rebel’s Romance.

  • Female turf horse: Cinderella’s Dream, Moira, She Feels Pretty.

  • Steeplechase horse: Carloun, L’Imperator, Snap Decision.

  • Owner: Godolphin, Juddmonte, Klaravich Stables.

  • Breeder: Calumet Farm, Godolphin, Judy Hicks.

  • Trainer: Chad Brown, Brad Cox, Kenny McPeek.

  • Jockey: Tyler Gaffalione, Irad Ortiz Jr., Flavien Prat.

  • Apprentice jockey: Erik Asmussen, Gabriel Maldonado, J.G. Torrealba.

  • Horse-of-the-year: THORPEDO ANNA
 
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Looking at the results....
All the categories were generally lopsided in voting except for older turf male and trainer (101-88) with Chad Brown edging Kenny McPeek.
 
gulfstream park race 7. irad on the 3 drifts inward towards davis on the 7. infractions due to contact i guess doesn't matter anymore. stewards reasoning for upholding the 3 is that the infraction would not have affected the outcome. what???????
 
In the Gulf opener, the 1 wired the field under a beautiful sunny day. More than $2.2 million bet in the opening race. It is a general principle at Gulf that outside posts don't run favorably. We shall see if that is the rule of today.
 
An interesting story in the Ky. Derby prep at Oaklawn today with 17-year-old Tyler Bacon riding for 89-year-old Hall-of-Famer Wayne Lukas. Bacon began riding roughly a year ago at Columbus (NE).

Going from a small track offering $6500 purses in Nebraska to the national stage at Oaklawn and a $1,000,000+ opportunity speaks not only of trust the trainer put in the teenager but is an incredible meteoric rise.
 
PANARIN BREAD FAN said:
gulfstream park race 7. irad on the 3 drifts inward towards davis on the 7. infractions due to contact i guess doesn't matter anymore. stewards reasoning for upholding the 3 is that the infraction would not have affected the outcome. what???????
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Gulf's second race on Saturday had a 1-to-2 Gun Runner colt debuting: ridden by Irad, owned by Repole, trained by Pletcher and a $1.15 million price tag. All that wasn't enough. He folded in the stretch.

Good luck to anyone playing a 1-to-2 shot making a debut in any circumstance.

$4 million (approx) bet through two races.
 
MiamiScreamingEagles said:
Gulf's second race on Saturday had a 1-to-2 Gun Runner colt debuting: ridden by Irad, owned by Repole, trained by Pletcher and a $1.15 million price tag. All that wasn't enough. He folded in the stretch.

Good luck to anyone playing a 1-to-2 shot making a debut in any circumstance.

$4 million (approx) bet through two races.
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if pletcher and irad teamed together on 100 mounts with each going off at 1 to 2 odds i'll book all of those bets every single time.
 
What a gutsy win for San Saba in Santa Anita's third race. Second-time starter for Bob Baffert. A $775,000 Justify colt dueled a $500,000 Maclean's Music Maryland-bred.
 
White Abarrio (Irad Ortiz, Jr./Saffie Joseph, Jr.) win the Pegasus World Cup, retribution for the trainer after the horse was once removed from his barn.

Speed King won the Ky..Derby prep at Oaklawn. The owner said he lives two blocks away from the track.
 
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Eric Cancel had at one time a propensity for winning finales in NY, or so it seemed. Yesterday he rode a $79 winner to victory in the last race and that helped a $.50.Pick 5 returned $179,000.
 
Saturday, January 25, 2025
  • Brad Cox sent out 14 horses at five tracks and totaled three wins, all at Oaklawn.
  • Chad Brown, just named Trainer of the Year in North America for 2024, had four winners across tracks.
  • Steve Asmussen, the winningest trainer in North America history, won just twice with 25 starters but shocked the masses in the Sam Houston feature.
Aqueduct (New York):
  • Chalk: Favorites lost all nine races.
  • Race 7: An 18-to-1 and a 61-to-1 combined for a $521 $1 exacta.
  • Race 9: The $.50 Pick 5 paid a gigantic $179,000+.
Mahoning Valley (Ohio):
  • Jay Bernardini, now plying his craft mostly in Ohio and West Virginia, won three times with four starters.
Gulfstream (Florida):
  • Handle: $41.7 million.
  • Card: Highlighted by the Pegasus World Cup, 13 races, 8 stakes, 7 graded and 10 pursed $100,000+.
  • Tyler Gaffalione rode three winners. He and Irad Ortiz, Jr. won two graded stakes each.
  • Saffie Joseph, Jr. trained three winners, all in graded stakes, among 14 horses sent out.
  • Races 7 and 9: Both tight finishes.
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  • Race 10: Be Your Best (Edgard Zayas/Saffie Joseph, Jr.) won the Grade 2 $500,000 race.
  • Race 11: Mystic Lake (Irad Ortiz, Jr./Saffie Joseph, Jr.) won the Grade 2 $215,000 race.
  • Race 12: Spirit of St. Louis (Tyler Gaffalione/Chad Brown) won the $1,000,000 Pegasus World Cup Turf Stakes.
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  • Race 13: White Abrarrio (Irad Ortiz, Jr./Saffie Joseph, Jr.) won the $3,000,000 Pegasus World Cup by more than six lengths which is the biggest margin in the race's 9-year history. White Abarrio won for the 9th time in 20 starts and has earned $6.8 million -- a stunning figure especially for a $40,000 purchase.
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Oaklawn (Arkansas):
  • Handle: $10 million.
  • Card: 12 races of which six were stakes.
  • Flavien Prat rode four winners.
  • Brad Cox won five straight races in which he entered spanning two days.
  • Race 10: Speed King (Rafael Bejarano/Ron Moquett) won the $1,000,000 Southwest Stakes and with it earned 20 points towards entry into the Kentucky Derby. The small-time owner was raised two blocks from the racetrack per the post-race interview. The trainer is a staple at Oaklawn. The breeder is from North Carolina. Speed King entered off a second place finish at Remington (OK).
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Sam Houston (Texas):
  • Card: 10 races of which 5 were stakes and 3 held purses $100,000+
  • Handle: Roughly: $300,000. The dispute between Hisa and the state of Texas is ongoing. As such, no simulcast permitted in the 49 US states outside Texas.
  • Race 9: Recharge (Ben Curtis/Steve Asmussen) was sent off 42-to-1 yet won the Grade 3 $300,000 Ladies Classic in a 3-across-the-wire finish.The trainer sent out 13 horses yet this was the lone winner.
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Santa Anita (California):
  • Race 8: Katonah (Tiago Pereira/Doug O'Neill) won the $200,000 Grade 2 San Pasqual.

Sunday, January 26, 2025
  • Mark Casse won five times including a victory at Oaklawn and his grand slam at Gulf.
Gulfstream (Florida):
  • Mark Casse won four times with five starters. He teamed with Dylan Davis to go a perfect 3-for-3.
 
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