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Two inches can change how a horse looks on paper. At a sale, a 16-hand colt and a 15.2-hand colt may bring different expectations before they ever walk into the ring. In pony competition, even a small measurement difference can determine eligibility. Knowing how to measure a horse correctly is not just a technical detail …
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Booked dominated the Sanford by 6 lengths. Three weeks later, Twinkle Town beat him wire to wire in the Saratoga Special. Two early Derby storylines, already colliding, before most fans are even thinking about next spring. From an ownership perspective, though, August isn’t about picking a Derby favorite – it’s about figuring out which of …
Read More about Booked vs. Twinkle Town: The Rivalry Kicking Off the 2027 Derby Trail
Renegade won the 2026 Jim Dandy Stakes, rallying from as far back as 11 1/2 lengths under a patient Irad Ortiz Jr. to run down favored Commandment by a half-length in 1:49.08 for the 1 1/8 miles. The win gave Todd Pletcher a record-extending ninth Jim Dandy victory and capped a five-win day for Todd …
Read More about Renegade Stuns the Field in the Jim Dandy at Saratoga
Every summer, Saratoga’s meet builds toward the Travers — but the road there runs straight through the Jim Dandy first. If you’re trying to figure out which three-year-olds have a real shot at the Travers a month later, the Jim Dandy is where you start looking. The Jim Dandy Stakes is a Grade II thoroughbred …
Read More about Why the Jim Dandy Stakes at Saratoga Matters
The Whitney Stakes is a Grade 1 race for horses age four and older, run each August at Saratoga Race Course. First run in 1928 and named for the Whitney family, it’s one of the few truly elite races reserved for older horses rather than the sport’s usual focus on 3-year-olds. Unlike the Triple Crown …
Read More about Whitney Stakes Guide: The Key Older-Horse Race at Saratoga