Reflecting on Memorial Day, a horse player shares cherished memories of family picnics and racing at River Downs on holidays, recalling a time when the track was a summer tradition.
Learn the fundamental principles for becoming a winning horse racing gambler. Discover how practice, dedication, and preparation, including thorough handicapping homework, can sharpen your focus and improve your betting outcomes.
Get ready for the 2025 Kentucky Oaks & Derby! Check out our free selections, plus an early look at the Churchill Downs weather forecast to help your handicapping.
Jockey Perry Ouzts, 71, is on the verge of breaking Russell Baze's all-time record for most career mounts. He needs just 103 more rides to achieve this incredible milestone, expected by early July.
Experience the magic of a day at the races. From the bustling gates and paddock to the electrifying Call to the Post, immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and smells of the track.
Horse racing contests are seeing a revival at tracks like Turfway Park, bringing back the excitement of in-person handicapping. Bettors love the competition and the chance to win big prizes.
Reflect on the past year and look ahead to 2025 with hopes for horse racing's future. This article shares wishes for preserving racing's integrity amidst the growth of track-based gaming.
This holiday season, celebrate the spirit of giving with a heartwarming story of a jockey who hosts an annual charity fiesta for his community, providing gifts and necessities.
Thanksgiving Day racing is here! Get red-hot power plays and expert handicapping selections for Churchill Downs to make your holiday even more exciting.
A blogger reflects on the joy of horse racing and gambling, sharing a friend's Thanksgiving plan to attend races at Churchill Downs instead of a traditional feast.
Reflecting on years of horse racing contests, the author shares memories of traveling for brick-and-mortar events at tracks like Keeneland. The scene has dwindled, but the hope remains to return.
Reflecting on the Breeders' Cup, the author ponders the spectacle and challenges the current format. Is the two-day event overloaded with too many races?
