horse racing

This week joining At The Post Live with Andy Serling from The Parting Glass Pub in Saratoga was a trio of trainers.  Mike Hushion, Jimmy Jerkens, and Leah Gyarmati explain how the late great Allen Jerkens impacted their lives as well as the racing community...

American Pharoah won horse racing’s first Triple Crown in 37 years when he broke away from the field and won the Belmont Stakes in New York on Saturday.

With the Breeders' Cup set to get underway, I was joined by another member of The Team staff, Brian Mariano, to break down the biggest and best races.

On the eve of the Breeders' Cup, I was joined by ESPN's Barry Abrams to preview the biggest, most intriguing races! Hear our full talk below, and for a full Breeders' Cup preview, head to NoTicketSports.com.

On the Saturday of the Travers, hundreds of fans raced to get their picnic table on Saturday morning at 6:50am.

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Everyone wanted California Chrome to win on Saturday. Hardly anyone in the world – save for those who had a personal or financial stake in the colt’s opposition – was rooting against the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner in the final jewel of the Triple Crown. We all wanted to see history made.  We all wanted the 36-year drought broken. But maybe we shouldn’t have wanted that.  Maybe, when Calif

On Monday morning, California Chrome co-owner Steve Coburn went back on all of his comments over the previous 48 hours. Holding back tears, Coburn said he got caught up in the moment and has since had a chance to realize that his actions were wrong...

It was moments after his horse, California Chrome, lost the Belmont and all Triple Crown hopes. But does co-owner Steve Coburn wish he would've taken a walk first before reacting this way?

This wasn't supposed to happen. On a gorgeous Long Island day - with over 100,000 bearing witness, with the last three jockeys to win the Triple Crown there to give their blessing - this wasn't supposed to happen. California Chrome wasn't supposed to lose.  This rags-to-riches story wasn't supposed to end in disappointment.  It didn't deserve that. But then again, none of this was ever supposed to

Horse racing is all about expectation.  What do you expect to happen, and how much can you profit off it if you're right.  Here are four things to expect on Belmont Day.

After three weeks of building crescendo, the anticipation for the Belmont Stakes is just about ready to hit fever pitch.  In just a little over 24 hours, California Chrome will take to the Belmont Park track and run for his shot at history, racing's first Triple Crown since 1978. Today, with the park itself, it seems, echoing his name, Chrome stepped out onto "Big Sandy" to do some of hi