PTF and Nick Tammaro are here to try to put into context what we saw in the Pacific Classic with Flightline’s dominant Performance. Thoughts also on Olympiad’s win and why he still may have been a bad bet. Also, which Breeders’ Cup race should Life Is Good target and what on earth was Joel Rosario thinking aboard War Like Goddess? Loads of other stakes thoughts as well.
PTF and Nick Tammaro are here to look back at a weekend of racing, comment on some industry issues, and look forward to a huge weekend of...
PTF kicks off the new show with Drew Coatney as they look at the last four races at Woodbine on Saturday including two stakes and the...
On the new show, Dean Keppler of inthemoneypodcast.com sits down with PTF to look back at a trio of Grade 1 races from Santa Anita on...
Nick Tammaro is joined by Andy Serling to cover the 6 stakes races to be run at Belmont Park for NY breds on Memorial Day.
Nick Tammaro hosts for PTF and welcomes Edison Hatter to cover the Elitloppet live from Sweden, Alex Henry to discuss Sunday’s...
PTF and Nick Tammaro look back at Preakness weekend and talk about National Treasure, Mage, Blazing Sevens, Arabian Lion, Taxed and More...
Nick, I drew line thru Whitney. They had a sudden downpour less than an hour before & track was “Good-sealed” and I don’t think some horses could handle it. And Olympiad did not. He was obvious Saturday.
As to AmRev you and Peter both ignored the most important thing: Saez was not riding. AmRev is a “bicycle” horse and the jockey has to pedal the whole race. No chance Rosario would ride like that. Also, look at AmRev’s poor performances outside of maiden debut. The three bad races have now been “Saez-off.” AmRev was an auto-toss for me Saturday