The $1 million Louisiana Derby (G2) at Fair Grounds has produced two of the last six winners of the Kentucky Derby (G1).

Brian Lynch originally planned to run Owen Almighty in the Grade 2 Pat Day Mile on the Kentucky Derby undercard, since the Speightstown colt's pedigree doesn't necessarily lend itself to 1 1/4 miles.

BloodHorse Monday podcast, Flying Dutchmen president Hunter Rankin confirmed that Tampa Bay Derby (G3) winner Owen Almighty ...

John Hancock was installed as the favorite after drawing post position No. 1 in the 10-horse field for the $1 million Grade ...

The "Road to the Kentucky Derby" winds through Virginia for the first time this weekend, as the Virginia Derby joins the ...

Speightstown's most recent four crops have yielded 16 stakes winners, three graded (including two crops with no graded ...

Reigning Horse of the Year Thorpedo Anna has taken over the leading position on the NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll, with 16 first ...

However staunchly I defend American blood to fellow Europeans, I'm always forced to concede that a cramped distance spectrum ...

Drew Dinsick analyzes Owen Almighty's win in the Tampa Bay Derby, explaining why the three-year-old colt will be intriguing ...

Thorpedo Anna won her 3-year-old debut Saturday at Oaklawn Park, while Owen Almighty qualified at Tampa Bay Downs for a ...

Trainer said given the colt's pedigree he might not be suited to the classic's distance but all factors will be considered ...

Speightstown colt led all the way to win under Irad Ortiz Jr. and earned 50 qualifying points for the Kentucky Derby, but his ...