David Grening is a journalist at Daily Racing Form. He covers the New York Racing Association circuit, including Aqueduct, Belmont, and Saratoga, as well as national events like the Triple Crown and Breeders' Cup, with a focus on individual sports and competitive sports. David's work has also been featured in CDC Gaming Reports.
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By: David Grening
Manny Franco had won riding titles at Aqueduct and Belmont Park, but had really never come close to accomplishing the feat at Saratoga.
Jockey Manny Franco went into Monday's closing-day card having already clinched his first Saratoga riding title with 70 wins. He capped his spectacular meet on Sunday by winning four races, including the Grade 1 Hopeful on The Good Life a few hours after he won the Grade 3 Prioress on Mashallah.
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By: David Grening
With each passing day it looks less and less likely that Sovereignty will make the $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup on the Sept. 18 opening-day card at Belmont Park.
Rice capped her terrific meet on Monday when Scramjet won the $200,000 Funny Cide Stakes for New York-bred 2-year-olds by two lengths.
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By: David Grening
An elongated summer blessed mostly by good weather and good racing led to good business for the New York Racing Association at Saratoga.
While the general belief is the Belmont Stakes will move back to its traditional 1 1/2-mile distance in 2027 when it returns to Belmont Park, that may not be the case after all.
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By: David Grening
Forever Young, the Japanese and American champion, got his first feel for the new Belmont Park surface on Thursday morning, lightly galloping once around the 1 1/2-mile oval shortly after being released from quarantine as he prepares for his next start in the Grade 1, $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup on Sept. 18.
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By: David Grening
As Saturday’s Iroquois Stakes at Churchill Downs is the first race offering qualifying points to the 2027 Kentucky Derby, Churchill Downs Inc. on Thursday released the remainder of the points-scoring races in North America that will help determine the bulk of the field for the world’s most famous horse race to be run May 1.
Making official what was widely anticipated, trainer Bill Mott said Friday that Sovereignty, the Grade 1 Whitney winner and reigning Horse of the Year, will not be entered in the Grade 1, $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup to be run next Friday at Belmont Park.
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By: David Grening
Forever Young drew the outside post in a field of seven entered Saturday for Friday’s Grade 1, $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup, the featured event on a nine-race card that will christen the new Belmont Park.
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