After last Monday’s diversion to Turf Paradise, our usual Monday race track is back as we head to Parx, and surprise, surprise, we will take a look at the sixth race on the card here.
Welcome in everyone, as a special Saturday is planned here as I will be looking at the four Kentucky Derby Prep Races that will be run across the country.
We head west for this Friday as we head to Oaklawn Park for the Grade 3 Bayakoa Stakes. This is a race for fillies and mares four years old and up going a mile and a sixteenth on the dirt. Post time is projected for 5:37 pm Eastern time.
We head across the state to Gulfstream Park for today’s QPW as we will look at the eighth race on their card, which is an optional 50k claimer going five and a half furlongs on the synthetic. We have a field of nine that is entered for this race which will go off at approximately 3:39 pm Eastern time.
QPW heads down to what is becoming our Wednesday track as we will be looking at the ninth and final race from Tampa Bay Downs. The race is a five furlong turf sprint for four year olds and up.
There’s no place like home! There’s no place like home! Yes, you hear that in The Wizard of Oz, but you would hear that from my lips if I chose to livestream, let’s say my Twitch channel, how I put together these articles on days where my home track, Parx Racing, is on the docket.
The featured race today is race 8 at Turf Paradise, the Hank Mills Sr. Stakes, which is a six furlong stakes race going six furlongs on the main track. A full field of 12 horses are entered for this race that will go off as the final race of the day at 5:56 pm Eastern time.
It’s Sunday, so that means we will head out to the west coast to Santa Anita for their seventh race of their Sunday nine-race card. This is the Clocker’s Corner Stakes, which is a six and a half furlong turf race down the hill. Eight horses are entered for this race with an estimated post time of 6:41 pm Eastern time.
Welcome back for the Saturday edition of the QPW, and today we will take a look at the final four races on the Gulfstream Park cards, races 10 to 13, as it is Pegasus World Cup Day. The format may have changed over the last few years, but the best older horses make their way to South Florida.