Weekend Winners Club

. August 2020 Stakes Racing Schedule for Thoroughbreds in North America, Ascot, and Japan is somewhat tentative, but the tracks are becoming more stable despite the global dampanic. 25 tracks are holding stakes in August. . . Sort the schedule by any column. . . Get the Grid for all the big tracks and races […]

. Saturday, July 25.  Woodbine race track is hosting a big day for 3yo’s racing in Canada today, including the Grade 3 Marine Stakes for three year olds and the corresponding Selene, also G3, for 3yo fillies.  10 races on the card with about 100 horses running after scratches makes for a competitive race day. […]

. Saturday, July 11, 2020.  It’s opening weekend at Keeneland and there’s a great day in store with 6 of 10 races on the card being graded stakes races.  The featured Blue Grass G2 will follow the Appalachian G2, Madison G1, Shakertown G2, Ashland G1, and Jenney Wiley G1. . . It’s a happy warm […]

. Wednesday, July 8, 2020.  Indiana Downs is dominating the stakes scenes today with 5 stakes races including two Grade 3’s, the Indiana Derby and Oaks.  The stakes racing begins at 5:38ET and continues until the Indiana Derby scheduled for 7:45ET.  12 races are on the great midweek card. . In the Derby, most of […]

. Wednesday, July 8, 2020. Keeneland has its long awaited opening day in July after canceling its spring meet this year.  A healthy 9 race card with over 90 horses competing is on the docket. The dirt is fast and the turf is good, and there is a very slight chance of rain today, unlike […]

. Saturday, July 4.  Belmont Park holds Independence Day in style today with 4 graded stakes races including the Met Mile G1 which will provide a Breeders Cup Dirt Mile berth for the winner.  The all stakes pick 4 begins with race 8 at about 5:15PM ET and the late pick 5 with Race 7 […]

. July 1, 2020. The Stakes schedule for North America, Japan, and Ascot has been updated with some exciting news. Saratoga, Del Mar, and Keeneland will all open later this month if they don’t get beaten down by their governors issuing panic decrees. . .