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Cosmonaut, Stream Cat in Arlington Handicap Rematch
Defending champion Fab Oak Stable, Bobby Hurley and John Goldthorpe's Stream Cat, and two-time Arlington Handicap winner Cosmonaut, who races in the colors of Flying Zee Stable, are among a cast of
Pure Clan Tops Grade III Modesty Handicap
Lewis Lakin's Pure Clan has accepted highweight of 122 pounds for Saturday's Grade III $200,000 Modesty Handicap at Arlington Park and will head to post as the likely favorite in the field of six f
Chamberlain Bridge Favored in the $200,000 Arlington Sprint
Carl Moore Management's Chamberlain Bridge, winner of his last two starts on turf, will head to post as likely favorite in the $200,000 Arlington Sprint, a race moved to the turf last year to serve
Road To The Million V: Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Globetrotting Archipenko, runner-up in last year's Grade I Arlington Million and the projected European-based Million favorite this year, was a late withdrawal from last weekend's Group I Coral-Ecl
Informed Decision Prevails as Favorite in Chicago Handicap
Augustin Stable's Informed Decision took the lead shortly after the start, put away rival Authenicat at the start of the stretch, and drew off to a 4 3/4-length victory over Unforgotten in the Grad
Informed Decision Solid Choice in Chicago Handicap
Grade I stakes winner Informed Decision, who races in the colors of the Augustin Stable, looks to add her name to an impressive list of Chicago Handicap heroines when she heads to post as th
Road to the Million Vol. 4
After winning last summer's Grade III Arlington Handicap, the well regarded Stream Cat, owned by Fab Oak Stable, Bobby Hurley and John Goldthorp was inexplicably rank in the early going of the 2008
Rene Douglas Updates - last update 7/1/09
Rumor Has It Takes Polar Expedtion Sstakes
James Glenn and William Patterson's Rumor Has It had everything his way going gate to wire in Saturday's $52,500 Polar Expedition for 3-year-olds and up at Arlington Park on Saturday at the
Road To The Million III: Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Archipenko, denied victory by three-quarters of a length in last summer's Grade I Arlington Million after being boxed in much of the way, is likely to try again, according to a spokesman for the In
Fort Prado Steals the Show at Prairie State Festival
Trainers Chris Block and Christine Janks have always dominated Arlington Park's Prairie State Festival and 2009 was no exception with Block notching two victories and Janks adding one to her win to
Amazing Results, Fort Prado Headline Prairie State Festival
Team Block's Fort Prado, the 2006 Illinois Horse of the Year, and his stablemate Amazing Results, the reigning Illinois Horse of the Year, are the star attractions among the 53 horses who pa
Road to Arlington Million XXVII Vol. 2: June 17, 2009
As Arlington Million Day approaches each August as the highlight of the Chicago Thoroughbred racing season, the majority of the European-based horses arriving to compete in Arlington's Internationa
Cherokee Queen Rules Possibly Perfect Stakes
In a race taken off the turf and run on Polytrack, Mack Robinson's Cherokee Queen was able to set a slow early pace and had plenty left in the lane to take down winning honors in Saturday's $53,000
Road To The Million I: Wednesday, June 10, 2009
French-born conditioner Christophe Clement, an acknowledged master handler of turf-favoring Thoroughbreds, has won the last two renewals of Arlington's Grade I Beverly D.
Injured Douglas Honored by Saturday Stakes Winners
On a day set aside to honor injured jockey Rene Douglas, Stephanie Clark, owner of Silverfoot who won the $54,100 The Tin Man Stakes, and fellow rider Jesse Campbell, who was aboard $53,300 Nicol
Arlington Riders to Hold Autograph Session To Raise Funds to Help Douglas
Members of the Arlington Park jockey colony will make themselves available in the Paddock area Saturday to sign autographs for fans while raising money for their injured colleague Rene Dougl
Jockeys Across North America to Recognize Rene Douglas, PDJF on Belmont Day
On Saturdaym June 6, riders at racetracks across the US and Canada will take part in a unified show of support for recently injured jockey Rene Douglas and the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund
Nursery Rhyme Fit For a Queen Victress
Janis Whitham's Nursery Rhyme split horses at the sixteenth pole and held off a resurgent Sly Storm in the waning yards to win the $52,400 Fit For a Queen Stakes by a neck on Saturday at Arl
