Steve Andersen is a Reporter at Daily Racing Form. Based in Los Angeles and San Diego, he covers a range of topics including Hollywood Park, Santa Anita, and Del Mar, with a focus on competitive sports, animal care, and the business of sports. His work has been featured in Hot Rod Magazine and Daily Racing Form.
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He has won twice at a mile and once at 1 1/16 miles in his nine-race career, with the latest success coming in Saturday’s $93,144 Tokyo City Cup at a mile at Santa Anita.
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By: Steve Andersen
People Watching had an ideal trip in Sunday’s Grade 3 Autumn Miss Stakes at a mile on turf at Santa Anita, closing from fourth to give jockey Katie Davis her first graded stakes win in a race depleted by the withdrawals of the two leading contenders
Howard Belvoir, who trained for more than six decades and had one of the most prominent stables at Emerald Downs in Washington state, died on Friday, Emerald Downs announced in a statement over the weekend.
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By: Steve Andersen
Hip No. 114 on Tuesday's first day of the November breeding stock sale at Keeneland is a familiar filly at the famous auction venue. Kilwin, a four-time stakes winner is being offered as a racing or broodmare prospect, 12 months after she sold for $3 million at the same sale.
Captivator kept good company when he finished a troubled third in the Grade 2 Gallant Bob Stakes on Sept. 13 at Parx Racing. Race winner Stradale is entered in Saturday's Breeders' Cup Sprint. Dr. Kapur, who finished second, returned to win the Grade 3 Perryville Stakes. Captivator starts in an allowance race Friday at Santa Anita.
By: Steve Andersen
Daily Racing Form correspondent Steve Andersen looks ahead to the Breeders' Cup at Keeneland, with some banker bets, outside fancies and a rare 'Mullins double'.
Miss Nightfall has the least American experience of the three fillies trainer Jonathan Thomas starts in Saturday's Grade 3 Goldikova Stakes at Santa Anita. She may be his best chance for a win.
Three losses in graded and seven-figure stakes in the summer yielded little for Turf Star, who has a significantly easier task in Saturday's $75,000 Showing Up Stakes at Gulfstream Park.
Life as a gelding this year means constant trips to the winner's circle for Proletariat, who will be a strong favorite to win his third consecutive stakes in Sunday's Grade 2 Twilight Derby at Santa Anita.
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By: Steve Andersen
Masquerade Ball can become the fourth horse to win two runnings of the Grade 1 autumn running of the Tenno Sho at Tokyo Racecourse on Sunday, yet he may not be favored.
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