Podcasts about American Pharoah

The 151st Kentucky Derby marked another memorable chapter in the race's history. While the iconic event offers fashion, fanfare, and tradition for spectators, at its heart, it's all about the incredible athletes on the track, the horses. Legendary racehorse trainer, Bob Baffert joins Janice from the Kentucky Derby to share how he and his beloved horses are cementing their legacy. He shares stories of triumph, redemption and memorable horseracing. Later, Bob and his wife Jill set the record straight on the controversy that resulted in a 3-year suspension from the Kentucky Derby, and to give full credit to the horse that defined a generation, American Pharoah. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Originally recorded and released on April 30, 2025.Discover the prophetic connection between two powerful thoroughbred symbols that reveal America's destiny, leadership cycles, and divine judgment. America is at a tipping point. Are you awake to the signs?NEW! Prayer Lines now available Mon - Fri, 9am-5pm ET. CALL 845-743-6500 or 845-743-2583BOOK: Amanda Grace is thrilled to announce the release of her debut book, The Revelationary War. Get your copy here: https://buff.ly/4fnuDd7Music Copyright References:-131615741-Awards Inspirational Cinematic Music (Short 3) [Upbeat Nomination Epic Orchestra] Stock Media provided by JadSound / Pond5-21981893-Corporate And Inspirational Cinematic Background Music (1.00 Minutes Version) Stock Media provided by StockAudios / Pond5-151471022-Uplifting Inspirational CorporateStock Media provided by Patrick_Schlebes / Pond5-154756307-Magic Fireflies Loop Version2(Modern And Relaxing Background) Stock Media provided by Lesya_NZ / Pond5-123859534-Successful Product Presentation 60S - P5 Stock Media provided by Wolfgangwoehrle / Pond5-105166597-Believe in You (Inspirational And Uplifting)- P5 Stock Media provided by DivaProductionMusic / Pond5Music License: https://www.pond5.com/legal/license/20230221Purchase ID/Date: 7365245 / 9-29-2023Website: https://arkofgrace.orgPrayer Requests: https://arkofgrace.org/prayer-requestsDonate: https://arkofgrace.org/donatePartners: https://arkofgrace.org/ministry-partners

Scott Jagow reflects on the Kentucky Derby's remarkable 148-year history and the emotional moments that make it so special. He shares personal memories of witnessing the Derby, the excitement of American Pharoah ending a 37-year Triple Crown drought, and the traditions that continue to captivate fans. From the anticipation before the race to the hope for greatness after, Scott captures the timeless magic of one of America's most iconic sporting events.

International Equine Network with Scott Miller Video: Joy of Ownership, Spotlights the Kentucky Derby, Being Todd Pletcher, Richard Hughes at Ascot Part 1. The Joy of Ownership: Mike Repole Prominent owner Mike Repole talks about achieving a childhood dream by owning racehorses, and he explains the many wonderful qualities that attracted him to Thoroughbred racing. He also discusses naming some of his best horses after his wife, such as 2014 Alabama Stakes winner Stopchargingmaria. www.americasbestracing.net Part 2. The Greatest Two Minutes: WHAS11 spotlights the Kentucky Derby The Kentucky Derby is held annually in Louisville, Kentucky. It's one of the most prestigious horse races in the world. #kentuckyderby #louisville #churchilldowns Part 3. Being Todd Pletcher: A Day Behind The Scenes Trainer Todd Pletcher has taken plenty of ribbing about his 1 for 43 record in the Kentucky Derby, but it's only because he's been so successful elsewhere in the sport. The winner of a record seven Eclipse awards for Outstanding Trainer operates the all-time leading stable by money won. Saturday, he'll try to upset American Pharoah's bid for the first Triple Crown since 1978 and add a third Belmont Stakes victory to his resume. We recently spent a day with Pletcher in Florida, hoping for a small glimpse into the world of a future first-ballot Hall of Famer. Here is that video diary. Part 4. Helmet Cam | Richard Hughes at Ascot | Channel 4 Racing An incredible head-on view with champion jockey Richard Hughes as he rides Aiken in the QIPCO British Champions Series Long Distance Cup at Ascot. Warning - this clip contains strong language. Join the Channel 4 Racing team for the best racing action from around the country.

International Equine Network with Scott Miller Video: How They Get There, the 2025 Kentucky Derby preview Part 1. The Greatest Two Minutes: WHAS11 spotlights the Kentucky Derby The Kentucky Derby is held annually in Louisville, Kentucky. It's one of the most prestigious horse races in the world. Follow WHAS11 on Social: Facebook: / whas11 Twitter: / whas11 Instagram: / whas11 Subscribe to WHAS11 for exclusive content: http://www.youtube.com/c/WHAS11News?s... Download the WHAS11 News app: Apple: https://apple.co/325dTnY Android: https://bit.ly/3hfvOg8 #louisville #kentuckyderby #churchilldowns Part 2. The Joy of Ownership: Mike Repole Prominent owner Mike Repole talks about achieving a childhood dream by owning racehorses, and he explains the many wonderful qualities that attracted him to Thoroughbred racing. He also discusses naming some of his best horses after his wife, such as 2014 Alabama Stakes winner Stopchargingmaria. www.americasbestracing.net Part 3. Being Todd Pletcher: A Day Behind The Scenes Trainer Todd Pletcher has taken plenty of ribbing about his 1 for 43 record in the Kentucky Derby, but it's only because he's been so successful elsewhere in the sport. The winner of a record seven Eclipse awards for Outstanding Trainer operates the all-time leading stable by money won. Saturday, he'll try to upset American Pharoah's bid for the first Triple Crown since 1978 and add a third Belmont Stakes victory to his resume. We recently spent a day with Pletcher in Florida, hoping for a small glimpse into the world of a future first-ballot Hall of Famer. Here is that video diary. Part 4. Jockey Diaries: The Road to the Kentucky Derby What does it take to get into the starting gate for the Kentucky Derby? We follow jockeys Brian Hernandez, Tyler Gaffalione, Antonio Fresu, and Cristian Torres on their quest for a Kentucky Derby mount in Jockey Diaries: The Road to the Kentucky Derby.

Peter Thomas Fornatale and Jonathon Kinchen dive deep into the stakes races from the weekend, providing valuable insights as they prepare for the upcoming Breeders' Cup thoroughbred championships at Del Mar. They analyze key performances, including the impressive wins from horses like Citizen Bull in the American Pharoah and the standout Scythian in the Miss Grillo. The duo also discusses the implications of these results on future betting markets, identifying potential value as they look ahead to the big event. With a focus on both American and international contenders, they explore how recent races can impact the odds and expectations for the Breeders' Cup. Listeners can expect a thorough examination of each race, uncovering clues to help inform their betting strategies as the prestigious championships approach.Takeaways: Peter Thomas Fornatale and Jonathon Kinchen discuss numerous stakes races leading up to the Breeders' Cup. Morning Line Club offers a unique investment opportunity in racehorse ownership and breeding. The Breeders' Cup is approaching, with many horses making their final preparations. Key races discussed include the Jockey Club Derby, Frizette, and Oak Leaf Stakes. Expert analysis on horses like Chancer McPatrick and East Avenue for the Juvenile . Betting markets are shifting, indicating potential value for savvy bettors ahead of the championships. Links referenced in this episode:morninglineclub.comtwinspires.comracingsymposium.cominthemoneypodcast.comtenstrikeracing.com

Peter Thomas Fornatale and Jonathon Kinchen dive deep into the stakes races from the weekend, providing valuable insights as they prepare for the upcoming Breeders' Cup thoroughbred championships at Del Mar. They analyze key performances, including the impressive wins from horses like Citizen Bull in the American Pharoah and the standout Scythian in the Miss Grillo. The duo also discusses the implications of these results on future betting markets, identifying potential value as they look ahead to the big event. With a focus on both American and international contenders, they explore how recent races can impact the odds and expectations for the Breeders' Cup. Listeners can expect a thorough examination of each race, uncovering clues to help inform their betting strategies as the prestigious championships approach.Takeaways:Peter Thomas Fornatale and Jonathon Kinchen discuss numerous stakes races leading up to the Breeders' Cup. Morning Line Club offers a unique investment opportunity in racehorse ownership and breeding. The Breeders' Cup is approaching, with many horses making their final preparations. Key races discussed include the Jockey Club Derby, Frizette, and Oak Leaf Stakes. Expert analysis on horses like Chancer McPatrick and East Avenue for the Juvenile . Betting markets are shifting, indicating potential value for savvy bettors ahead of the championships. Links referenced in this episode:morninglineclub.comtwinspires.comracingsymposium.cominthemoneypodcast.comtenstrikeracing.com

Larry Collmus, the television voice of the Kentucky Derby for NBC, visits with Says Who Sports to discuss the excitement and preparation leading up to calling his 14th consecutive Kentucky Derby, what it was like to call two Triple Crown winners, meeting American Pharoah, landing his dream broadcasting job after decades of paying his dues, and being an ambassador for the sport. 

Originally recorded and released on January 30, 2024. Join Amanda as she reveals a prophetic connect the dots between the state of the nation and names of Kentucky Derby Horses from years past to now. See how American Pharoah plays a role in all this and its relevance to Eagle Pass, TX. You don't want to miss this revelation! Tune in Jan. 30 at 5pm ET.Music Copyright References:-21981893-Corporate And Inspirational Cinematic Background Music (1.00 Minutes Version) by StockAudios/Pond 5-151471022-Uplifting Inspirational Corporate by Patrick_Schlebes/Pond5-154756307-Magic Fireflies Loop Version2(Modern And Relaxing Background) by Lesya_NZ-123859534-Successful Product Presentation 60S - P5 by wolfgangwoehrleMusic License: https://www.pond5.com/legal/license/20230221Purchase ID/Date: 7365245 / 9-29-2023 Website: https://arkofgrace.orgPrayer Requests: https://arkofgrace.org/prayer-requestsDonate: https://arkofgrace.org/donatePartners: https://arkofgrace.org/ministry-partners

Nate wraps up the weekend of racing with the American Pharoah!

Nate Talks American Pharoah!Good luck!As always, be sure to follow me on Twitter @NateMetz

Howdy!  It's been a bit since I've recorded a podcast.  I've been traveling a lot in the last 6 weeks, but I am finally back home and gearing up for a lot more content soon.This week, I recap the 2023 Bourbon Ball, held at Castle & Ket Distillery and The Kentucky Castle on June 30th & July 1st.  We were able to raise thousands of dollars for Folds of Honor.I also discuss getting chance to meet legendary racehorse American Pharoah and top stallion Uncle Mo at Ashland Stud in Woodford County, KY, as well as an amazing podcast experience with Brent Elliot and Graham McTavish at Four Roses Distillery, and other things I've been doing in my absence.  Thanks for listening!  

On this episode we will be recapping races from the first weekend of October from Santa Anita, Churchill Downs, the Belmont at the Big A meet and Arc weekend from Europe. We will then move on to discuss Keeneland's Breeders' Cup preps, the final big weekend of the Belmont at the Big A meet, as well as more Group 1 race at Newmarket and stakes at Santa Anita and Woodbine.

You place your bet. Take your seat. And pretty soon, they're off! Sleek, strong, beautiful horses racing around a track. But for all that to happen, a lot of people have to lend a hand. Mike Weiss knows this. He has spent his career in horse racing wearing more hats over the years than most. He joins Russell and Alan to talk about what it takes to keep a track operating and the horses running.

Nick Tammaro and PTF take a look back at an interesting weekend at Saratoga with topics including track bias, Jackie's Warrior's chances in the BC Sprint, and whether or not we should just give an Eclipse Award to Prank now (hint: one of them doesn't think so). Then Gary Fenton of Little Red Feather is here to talk about the http://inthemoneypodcast.com/lrf (LRF Cares contest at Del Mar on Saturday) and gives his views from the big stakes at Del Mar over the weekend, including his thoughts on American Pharoah as a sire.

Nick Tammaro and PTF take a look back at an interesting weekend at Saratoga with topics including track bias, Jackie's Warrior's chances in the BC Sprint, and whether or not we should just give an Eclipse Award to Prank now (hint: one of them doesn't think so). Then Gary Fenton of Little Red Feather is here to talk about the http://inthemoneypodcast.com/lrf (LRF Cares contest at Del Mar on Saturday) and gives his views from the big stakes at Del Mar over the weekend, including his thoughts on American Pharoah as a sire.

Larry Collmus, the race caller for the Kentucky Derby, the Triple Crown and the Breeders Cup on NBC, joined the Announcer Schedules Podcast recently, for an fascinating conversation with Mike Gill and Phil de Montmollin.Collmus joined NBC Sports in 2011 as the race caller for the network's coverage of the Triple Crown (the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont), and Breeders' Cup. In 2015, Collmus began as NYRA's signature race caller. One year later, Collmus called American Pharoah's Triple Crown win – the first since Affirmed in 1978 – and the first-ever win in horse racing's “grand slam” when American Pharoah ran for victory in the 2015 Breeders' Cup Classic. In 2018, Collmus called his second career Triple Crown winner, when Justify achieved the historic feat.Collmus who called his first race at Bowie Race Track in 1985 at the age of 18, later became the announcer at Churchill Downs, Gulfstream Park and Monmouth Park.In addition, Collmus has called races at Saratoga Race Course, Belmont Park, Santa Anita Park, and the Meadowlands as well as numerous races on ESPN, FOX and CBS.Collmus earned national notice when in 2010 when he called a race at Monmouth Park featuring two horses named Mywifenosevrything and Thewifedoesntknow. The two horses made a move on the back stretch and found themselves leading the race, with Collmus playing off the contrasts of the two horses' names in his stretch call. Collmus also goes into detail of that famous call featuring Mywifenosevrything and Thewifedoesntknow as well as his spectacular call of the historic upset by Rich Strike at the 2022 Kentucky Derby.The native of Maryland also discusses the unique skillset required to call horse racing as well as the preparation he puts in before each race. He also describes how he broke into the business at a young age and the moment in which he was named race caller for the "Triple Crown" on NBC. Make sure to follow/subscribe to the Sports Media Watch podcast feed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc. and you'll get great content like this from the "Announcer Schedules Podcast"Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Larry Collmus, the race caller for the Kentucky Derby, the Triple Crown and the Breeders Cup on NBC, joined the Announcer Schedules Podcast recently, for an fascinating conversation with Mike Gill and Phil de Montmollin.Collmus joined NBC Sports in 2011 as the race caller for the network's coverage of the Triple Crown (the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont), and Breeders' Cup. In 2015, Collmus began as NYRA's signature race caller. One year later, Collmus called American Pharoah's Triple Crown win – the first since Affirmed in 1978 – and the first-ever win in horse racing's “grand slam” when American Pharoah ran for victory in the 2015 Breeders' Cup Classic. In 2018, Collmus called his second career Triple Crown winner, when Justify achieved the historic feat.Collmus who called his first race at Bowie Race Track in 1985 at the age of 18, later became the announcer at Churchill Downs, Gulfstream Park and Monmouth Park.In addition, Collmus has called races at Saratoga Race Course, Belmont Park, Santa Anita Park, and the Meadowlands as well as numerous races on ESPN, FOX and CBS.Collmus earned national notice when in 2010 when he called a race at Monmouth Park featuring two horses named Mywifenosevrything and Thewifedoesntknow. The two horses made a move on the back stretch and found themselves leading the race, with Collmus playing off the contrasts of the two horses' names in his stretch call. Collmus also goes into detail of that famous call featuring Mywifenosevrything and Thewifedoesntknow as well as his spectacular call of the historic upset by Rich Strike at the 2022 Kentucky Derby.The native of Maryland also discusses the unique skillset required to call horse racing as well as the preparation he puts in before each race. He also describes how he broke into the business at a young age and the moment in which he was named race caller for the "Triple Crown" on NBC. Make sure to follow/subscribe to the Sports Media Watch podcast feed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc. and you'll get great content like this from the "Announcer Schedules Podcast"Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Today's episode features a conversation between Jeff Seder and Meb Faber on The Meb Faber Show podcast. In my last episode with Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, we touched on the incredible story of Jeff Seder and how utilizing data led him to go all-in on American Pharoah and later tell his employer, “Sell your horse, don't sell this horse.” Wise words considering the horse would go on to become the first Triple Crown winner in 37 years. Meb was kind enough to allow me to release the episode on my feed here for you to listen to. That being said, if you enjoy the episode and want to repay the favor to Meb, or are looking for a podcast on investing and what's going on in the economy, whether it's the freakonomics of weed, what in the world is going on in the housing market, or hearing about the impact of the Russia/Ukraine war on geopolitics, be sure to check out and subscribe to The Meb Faber Show. And if you want to test it out, he released an episode yesterday with some of the best clips from this year. Now enjoy this conversation between Meb Faber & Jeff Seder. Other episodes from The Meb Faber Show I'd recommend: Gio Valiante Richard Thaler Dan Ariely Leonard Mlodinow Dan Cooper Follow Colby: Twitter | LinkedIn Follow Coaching Coaches: Newsletter (FREE!) | Twitter | YouTube

Versailles, Kentucky is a place where you can see the Triple Crown winning racehorse American Pharoah and tour the historic Woodford Reserve Distillery all in the same day! Woodford Reserve produces a lot of great bourbon, but one of their most anticipated releases of the year is always the Master's Collection limited offering. In this episode, we go back in time to take a look at the 16th Master's Collection Release: Very Fine Rare Bourbon. Despite the common misconception that this bourbon is 16 years old, it is actually a blend that contains some oldest Woodford distillate bottled to date (17 years). Get excited for a lively discussion which features March Misery for Kentucky basketball, special bourbon to celebrate Stoops Citrus Bowl win, and tasting notes that remind us of childhood and construction. -------------------------- Socials IG: https://www.instagram.com/themashupky FB: https://www.facebook.com/themashupky TW: https://twitter.com/themashupky Music: All the Fixings by Zachariah Hickman Thank you so much for listening!

Jason opens the show talking about Sam Houston's big Houston Ladies Classic day coming up on Sunday.  Then we welcome Jerry Crawford from Donegal racing to talk about his Derby hopeful Mo Donegal, his roots in horse racing, beating American Pharoah in the Travers, and more! 

Episode 380 is a replay of The Meb Faber Show's top podcasts of 2021. Guests include Jeremy Grantham, Chris Cole, & Jeff Seder.  (2:53) - Jeremy Grantham puts 2020 in historical context, shares where he sees value outside of the US stock market, and discusses why he's so bullish on venture capital. (1:21:53) - Chris Cole covers the optimal portfolio to help you grow and protect your wealth for the next 100 years. (2:42:31) - Jeff Seder shares the best moneyball story you've never heard. He tells us how he used a quantitative approach to discover 2015 Triple Crown winner, American Pharoah. Click here to listen to the top podcasts of 2020 Click here to listen to the top podcasts of 2019 ----- Follow Meb on Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube For detailed show notes, click here To learn more about our funds and follow us, subscribe to our mailing list or visit us at cambriainvestments.com ----- Today's episode is sponsored by GiveWell. GiveWell searches for the charities that save or improve lives the most per dollar. GiveWell recommends a small number of charities that do an incredible amount of good. Visit Givewell.org and donate before the end of the year and have your donation matched up to $250 when you mention "The Meb Faber Show."

Ramon Brito “El 30G” y ElPotroRoberto analizan el American Pharoah Stakes G1, carrera que le garantiza al ganador un puesto en la Breeders' Cup Juvenile G1 del 5 de noviembre en Del Mar. Suscríbete a nuestra Newsletter Aquí Síguenos para más contenido en https://www.drf.com/espanol https://twitter.com/DRFenEspanol https://www.instagram.com/drfenespanol/ https://www.facebook.com/drfenespanol #DRFenEspanol “La casa de los hípicos de habla hispana”

This will be a huge weekend for handicappers to start lining up their Breeders' Cup selections. There will be 9 Breeders' Cup “Win & You're In” events from Friday through Monday contested at both ends of the map. We will be joined by two of the country's most experienced handicappers Ralph Siraco and Anthony Stabile. Ralph Siraco is a former track announcer who became a turf writer and broadcaster. He currently hosts the racing radio show Race Day Las Vegas, broadcast on KSHP AM 1400 in Las Vegas. Ralph will cover several races from Santa Anita over Friday and Saturday. 2-year-olds will be featured first and the races are full of blue-blooded individuals with top connections. As usual, Bob Baffert's trainees will be front and center in both. At least three youngsters from his barn are set to make their mark in the G1, $300,000 American Pharoah, headed by his $1,500,000 baby Corniche. In the $200,000 G2 Chandelier, the white-haired wonder sends out two runners including Grace Alder, a smashing winner of the G1 Del Mar Debutante. Baffert is going to pass on the G1 Awesome Again with just one of his trainees, but he is sending out the first-place finisher of the Kentucky Derby. Laurel River won an allowance race at Del Mar so impressively in his two-turn debut earlier this month that Baffert initially entertained thoughts of running in the $300,000 Awesome Again on Saturday at Santa Anita, but upon further review Baffert said Tuesday. he would enter both Medina Spirit, the first-place finisher in the Kentucky Derby, and recent Del Mar allowance winner Azul Coast in the Awesome Again, a 1 1/8-mile race expected to include, among others, Tripoli and Tizamagician, the one-two finishers from last month's Pacific Classic at Del Mar. The Awesome Again is a Win and You're In for the Breeders' Cup Classic Nov. 6 at Del Mar. Anthony “the Big A” Stabile was born at the racetrack. He is now a popular host on Horse Racing Radio Network and will be giving in us his insights into the important races from Belmont Park. Stakes winners Gunite and Wit are expected to take on flashy debut winners Jack Christopher and My Prankster in Saturday's G1, $500,000 Champagne, a Win and You're In race for the Breeders' Cup Juvenile at Del Mar on Nov. 5. Gunite, trained by Steve Asmussen, won the G1 Hopeful, defeating Wit by 5 3/4 lengths. Wit, who won the G3 Sanford by eight lengths on July 17, stumbled at the start of the Hopeful but made a sustained bid, finishing three lengths clear of the remainder of the field in second. Wit is trained by Todd Pletcher, who also trains My Prankster, a 10-length debut winner at Saratoga on Aug. 21 going 6 1/2 furlongs. Could there be an upset brewing in the Woodward? Code of Honor, a son of Noble Mission, enjoyed a terrific 3-year-old campaign and figures to be among the choices in a deep Woodward field that is expected to include Art Collector, By My Standards, Dr Post, Forza Di Oro and Maxfield.

From Secretariat and American Pharoah and Tiz the Law and Bodacious Tatas, what goes into naming a thoroughbred racehorse? And what are the rules? On this episode of The Eagle, Times Union sports reporter Abigail Rubel explains common strategies and naming conventions, and what's not allowed by The Jockey Club. Also on this episode, education reporter Rachel Silberstein speaks to UAlbany President Havidán Rodríguez about the challenges of increasing diversity among tenured faculty. Plus, columnist Paul Grondahl talks about the re-opening of a Turkish-American cultural center in the Capital Region, which previously closed over fears of political retribution from the Turkish government.

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On This Day in 2015, American Pharoah claims the Triple Crown, while on this day in 2018 LeBron James eclipses Michael Jordan's record for the most 30 point games in NBA Playoff history as we Celebrate This Day for Tobin Brothers Funerals- Celebrating Lives.

On This Day in 2015, American Pharoah claims the Triple Crown, while on this day in 2018 LeBron James eclipses Michael Jordan's record for the most 30 point games in NBA Playoff history as we Celebrate This Day for Tobin Brothers Funerals- Celebrating Lives.

On This Day in 2015, American Pharoah claims the Triple Crown, while on this day in 2018 LeBron James eclipses Michael Jordan's record for the most 30 point games in NBA Playoff history as we Celebrate This Day for Tobin Brothers Funerals- Celebrating Lives.

Hour 3 Andy and James welcome WDRB's Rick Bozich to the show, some Coach O sound, an L's down story that gets a rant out of Streble, a Lynn Bowden scam, is an engraved keychain a good gift, and is American Pharoah really Mark McGwire? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Big Opening (0:40) Hey Whit? Hey Rick? (1:20) We are handing out a ton of winners on Twitter and we like to tell you all about that (3:25) "We Can Make You a Millionaire" (4:44) @BetsWithNumbers and Host Tim Husted's Trackside Natural Creds, "This is What I was Meant To Do" (6:02) How are you doing in your US Open Survivor Pool? (8:46) The Kentucky Derby Primer, 146th Running of the most exciting 2 mins in Sports! (12:36) #1 Finnick the Fierce -- Has 1 Eye and only horse in field who has beaten Tiz the Law (13:33) #2 Max Player - A B Horse with value on Husted Selections (15:00) #3 Enforceable -- The prettiest horse in the race ; and Rick is worried about his weight gain (17:16) This year's asterisk question and the unique situation where the Derby is NOT the first time these horses could have ran the Classic Distance of 1 1/4 mile (18:27) #4 Storm the Court - 50 to 1 horse on a BC Juvenile Winner is on the line between a B horse or a throw out as of Wednesday (20:14) #5 Major Fed - Does live at Churchill Downs... (21:37) #6 - King Guillermo - Victor Martinez MLB Catcher owns this one taking a very non-trad path to a non-trad Kentucky Derby; this is the "hot horse" on the grounds in the morning (23:17) #7 Money Moves - Being this is his 4th race, this is the unknown in a field of known not good enough, this is an A horse on Husted's card and at 30-1 is great value and he has the greatest Assistant Trainer of All Time this week (26:11) #8 South Bend -- Just signed up to run, so there is that (28:39) Why is this race so top heavy with a few legit horses? Injuries decimated the 3yo class and 4 months of more horses proven themselves out of this class since we are running late (29:20) #9 Mr. Big News - Could run for 3 mins, this one will be done in 2 mins (30:20) #10 Thousand Words -- My Pick at 15-1 with Geroux and Baffert as humans, Half Bro of American Pharoah and a Style and speed that fits with the best posts of the legit horses (32:15) #11 Necker Island -- Horses claimed in June Don't Win the Kentucky Derby (32:55) #12 Sole Volante - If this one wins, and he might, it will be an amazing thing to see as it will pass 15-17 horses on the way to the roses (34:31) Attachment Rate -- Virginia is for lovers, not loving this one (35:07) We go deeper into Sole Volante's career and talk about the huge win in the Sam F Davis (37:30) #14 Winning Impression -- Just another pretty horse (38:55) #15 NY Traffic - Love the Look, some to like but lack of stakes win (41:12) #16 Honor AP -- Ridgling who is a B Horse with Top Jockey, legit trainer, good speed and no distance issues, but first ship and outside post questions (44:39) #17 Tiz the Law is by far the best 3yo horse in this country, no questions asked, this is the by far best horse still in training; but 3 to 5 is no value; and if you don't know the story, learn about Sackatoga Stables and the story of Funny Cide (48:10) CRAZY HOT TAKE: Tiz the Law could go Sub 2 mins (50:55) #18 - Authentic -- Another West Coast Horse with 3 legit GS wins and legit human connections but wide with a question on distance (58:00) Sohler Flare is Authentic (1:00:21) Whit is playing what Tim is Playing, and he likes #6 King Guillermo although can't say it (1:01:10) RIck is missing Art Collector but has to play the Ridgling Honor A.P, they are sympatico (1:03:00) Please keep up to date @BetswithNumbers and @The4TeamParlay through the weekend (1:03:30) We attempt to cash the 4 team parlay but Whit's inability to prounouce the 6 Horse costs us the bet... ugg

In Part II of our Kentucky Derby Series we are joined by Churchill Downs Track Announcer Travis Stone as he prepares for the Run for the Roses - The 146th Kentucky Derby!Travis reflects on his early days at the track as he grew up just an hour north of Saratoga, New York. He grew up idolizing legendary track announcer Tom Durkin, which fueled his fire to call his first live race at just 18 years old. He describes how auction school helped his track announcing career and a memorable instructor.Travis details the pressures of his 1st Kentucky Derby in 2015 and a win by American Pharoah and the elation of his first Derby call being over...you can watch it HERE.Travis gives us a breakdown of his favorite tracks to call horse races and what makes each facility and atmosphere unique. He also highlights how he prepares for each Derby Day and developing a sense for how the race might go and having his phrases in mind leading up to the call to the posts.Travis gives us a feel for what Churchill Downs is like without the presence of longtime VP of Communications and WKU alum, Mr. John Asher, who passed away suddenly in August 2018.Travis can be followed on Twitter @TravisStone.

In Part I of our 2020 Kentucky Derby Series: Preparing for the 146th Running for the Roses, the Voice of the Triple Crown for NBC Sports joins us to chat about the COVID-delayed Kentucky Derby on September 5th at Churchill Downs. He also highlights about the events leading up to American Pharoah's 2015 Triple Crown victory as well as Justify's Triple Crown triumph in 2018. Larry also hits on a funny part in his career in 2010 at Monmouth Park featuring Mywifenosevrything beating Thewifedoesntknow in a 1-2 finish that has led to over 750,000 YouTube views. Larry describes more of his experiences as a track announcer as well as calling horse races without fans due to COVID19, and his special experience meeting American Pharoah in 2015. He also briefs us on his race day routine as well as his broadcasting routine and being mentioned in the same breath as other horse racing legends like Tom Hammond, Dave Johnson, Mike Battaglia & Tom Durkin. Collmus enjoys giving back to retired race horses and is involved with Old Friends Equine in Georgetown, Kentucky.Larry can be followed on Twitter @LarryCollmus.

Jockey Victor Espinoza recently contracted the cornoavirus. He describes in detail his experience with the virus and talks about what safety measures in the sport are working and which ones dropped the ball. Plus we revisit his Haskell experience with triple crown winner American Pharoah. Trainer Kenny McPeek talks about the future for Blue Grass Stakes runner up filly Swiss Skydiver. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On episode 66 of the Horse Racing Show, Kenny Rice sits down with Bob Baffert to talk about his superstar career as a trainer, from his humble beginnings with quarter horses to his Triple Crown wins.

On episode 28 of the Horse Racing Show, Kenny Rice discusses the Triple Crown and football with a rising star in racing management and a rising star among college football coaches who's also a horse owner. Justin Zayat relives the magical run of American Pharoah in the 2015 Triple Crown, who would go on to win the first Grand Slam with a Breeders' Cup Classic victory. Justin talks about the growth of Zayat Stables, his father Ahmed introducing him to racing at a young age, and what he's learned from some of the sport's greatest trainers. He calls it the “Harvard education of racing.” Mark Stoops is coming off a historic 10 win season with the Citrus Bowl Championship win at the University of Kentucky. Mark talks about becoming a racehorse owner, his friendship with trainers Bob Baffert and Todd Pletcher, the similarities of coaching a team and training a major racing stable, and of course UK going for a record 4th straight bowl win. Connect with Us on Social Media! Twitter - @HorseRacingShow Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/TheHorseRacingShow Facebook - fb.me/TheHorseRacingShow Instagram - thehorseracingshow

On episode 25 of the Horse Racing Show, Kenny Rice goes over some of the history of the Triple Crown, including how it got to be known as such. Race calling legend Tom Durkin discuses his career, keeping up with all his descriptive words and phrases, the benefits of hypnosis, the 1988 Breeders' Cup, being a horse owner, his most memorable race to call, and his appearances on Match Game and $25,000 Pyramid. Amy Zimmerman, multiple Eclipse Award and Emmy Award-winning NBC producer and Vice President of Santa Anita, talks about her friendship with Secretariat owner Penny Chenery, American Pharoah, Santa Anita, this year's Kentucky Derby, and the World Equestrian Games. Author Jennifer S. Kelly tells us about her book on the first Triple Crown winner, Sir Barton. Connect with Us on Social Media! Twitter - @HorseRacingShow Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/TheHorseRacingShow Facebook - fb.me/TheHorseRacingShow Instagram - thehorseracingshow

Jockey Victor Espinoza thought his career may have ended after a 2018 training accident but he has fought back to the track. He describes the journey and thinks back on his Triple Crown victories on American Pharoah. Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens talks about Espinoza's rehabilitation and what it is like to recover from major injuries. Dan Tordjman from Americas Best Racing is wondering if anything will be predictable as we head toward the Kentucky Derby. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeff Seder is the founder and CEO of EQB, a consulting firm which advises thoroughbred racehorse owners. He utilizes proprietary big data analytics to predict the success of racehorses, most notably the 2015 triple crown winner American Pharoah.  He has his undergraduate, law and business degrees all from Harvard and he currently resides on a farm in Pennsylvania.       Some interesting insights from this episode:  Learn how he used utilized big data to predict the success of American Pharoah, the first Triple Crown winner in 37 years.  Success is all about hard work: “It took 35 years and $7 million to become an overnight success.”  On why competitors haven't replicated his methods: “I can give someone a violin and an instruction manual but they're not going to play a symphony right away.”  On following your passion: “My Harvard professor asked me what I was passionate about and I said ‘horses.'”  Learn how he used a slow motion camera to study the U.S. Olympic bobsled team and help them turn the tide and start winning medals for the first time.  “Excellence is learning your instrument and then forgetting it all and just wailing.”          

Welcome to Episode 8, where we catch up with fellow freelancer Megan Arszman! A native Hoosier with a Southern heart, Megan Arszman started freelancing in 2005, cutting her teeth covering reining futurities for the Quarter Horse News. She had just graduated with a degree in journalism and a minor in equine science from Murray State University, where she was captain of the Equestrian Team and photographer for the yearbook. She then moved to Texas for an opportunity that set her on her path for equine media--an internship with AQHA Media. Upon completion, she moved to Oklahoma to work for the National Reining Horse Association's magazine, The Reiner, and then further east to Lexington, Ky., where she started as an E-Newsletter/Photo Editor for The Horse: Your Guide To Equine Health Care. She later morphed into a Web Producer role for the award-winning website and newsletter, while starting to grow her freelancing business again. After working at The Horse, she took her newly-aquired digital marketing skills to Neogen Corporation's Animal Science division, all while growing her own communications company on the side. After having her daughter, Aubrey, in 2015, Megan moved back to Central Indiana to join her husband where he had started a new job. Since moving back to Indiana, Megan worked as a social media strategist for an advertising agency and just recently accepted a new role as the Communications Coordinator for the Indiana Horse Racing Commission. All the while, Megan Arszman Communications has continued to grow, even with the addition of her now-2-year-old daughter. When not working, Megan enjoys working out and running, training and competing her dogs in agility, and is looking forward to a return to the horse show pen with her daughter and no-longer-retired reining horse. Megan has written for a variety of equine publications and websites, mainly focusing on the stock horse industry.     Abby: I met Megan through a note... she was the intern before me at AQHA, and she left me a wonderful letter in my desk giving me the 411 on the office. Her advice was such a help, and I will always remember that kindness. We met in person at a horse show when we were both working at associations, and connected more through the American Horse Publications Seminar. Megan is a hardworking writer, a mother and she's juggling a lot of balls right now. I am excited to introduce the Remuda to Megan, and I think a lot of us can relate to her challenges and triumphs. Thanks for taking time on your lunch break from your full-time job to talk to us Megan!   Tell us about your journey to freelance work, and why you choose the horse industry? -       Megan has always wanted to write. As a kid she dreamed of being an author, started a school paper in grade school, and then on her high school newspaper. -       She decided to focus on magazines after a newspaper internship in high school. -       She grew up on a farm & riding horses. That was her passion! -       Murray State (Kentucky) asked her to be on their rodeo team. -       NOTE: Her counselor said she would have to start in newspapers but Megan wanted to prove her wrong! AND SHE DID. -       Megan's first freelance gig was before college graduation when she wrote for Quarter Horse News. -       Megan interned with AQHA. It was a jump for her, but she says it was her biggest and best decision for her future. She followed that with a job at NRHA. Then, she moved closer to home to Lexington, Kentucky, and The Horse. -       After that, she really grew her freelance communications company. It has been going strong for 12 years!   How has your new job with the Indiana Horse Commission changed your freelance workflow? -       Megan started her new job one week prior to our podcast recording. -       At her old job, she worked from home 2 days a week, which allowed for more productivity. Her schedule is not as flexible now with her state employee status. -       She focuses on growing the awareness of horse racing in Indiana. -       Megan does interviews on her lunch break and on her drive home from work, working as she can to complete her freelance assignments. -       **This style of interviewing works for her because she likes to “have a conversation with her sources.”   How does freelance work fit into your schedule? -       Carefully! Megan juggles her toddler, a full time job and her freelance work. She lets her source know that her daughter is in the car, if need be. She has found that her sources are understanding and open to her motherhood role. -       She works to schedule her time well. Her evenings are only for her daughter and she devotes that time to their relationship. After 9 p.m. she goes back to work. -       2016 was a big year for Megan's company. However, with the new challenge of work, she made a decision to take less work so that she would not let her work of her child suffer. -       Megan understands she can't take quick turnaround assignments as often anymore. Last minute assignments are not always the right fit for her these days. Her goal is to be more organized.   Can you share some of your challenges in freelancing, and how you work to overcome them? -       Time management is Megan's big challenge. -       For Megan, an open dialogue with her editor's is a must to accomplish all of her work on time. -       In order to be more flexible, Megan knows she has to work ahead of deadline. Also, her Eastern time zone must be taken into account. -       A big challenge is when her husband travels – which is 60-70 percent of the year. When he is home, they tag team their daughter, Aubrey. -       Megan relates to Abigail & Kate noting that sharing a personal tidbit from their lives can help connect with a source to have a better conversation.   Can you share a highlight from your freelance career? Something that stands out as a special event/accomplishment? -       A big highlight was interviewing Bob Baffert – someone Megan followed since she was young – and meeting “Smokey” the pony horse that accompanied American Pharoah. -       Yearly, Megan finds joy in attending large horse events. -       She sees every event covered and profile written as an accomplishment and highlight, though she knows it sounds cheesy!   What do you love the most about freelancing? -       Sharing people's stories is what drives Megan to write and freelance. She shares stories about people that touched her in different ways through sources. -       Megan loves and appreciates hearing from her sources after the assignment has been published.   Do you have any advice for listeners thinking "man, I want to write or take photos, but I've got this full time job. AND a kid. And all these other things going on. I'll never be able to do it?" -       Megan shares why she opts to work full time and freelance “on the side.” It is right for her family, right now. -       If writing or freelancing is what you want to do, do it! -       Prioritizing and making a schedule is one bit of advice from Megan. She also sets weekly goals to accomplish that give her a boost of confidence! -       Be open with your editors: Editors are people, too! Megan shares ways to communicate with an editor in a professional manner.   Anything else you'd like to share with listeners? -       Megan reminds listeners that whatever the situation is or where someone is located, there are horse lovers everywhere. If you want to freelance, find a way! -       Reach out to others that are similar and express a desire to take the first step.   How can listeners find you online? Website: meganarszmancommunications.com Facebook: @meganarszmancommunications Instagram: @mla317 Twitter: @mlarszman      

Dan and Bryan talk CFP National Championship, NFL Playoffs, Christiano Ronaldo, American Pharoah

Tonight we talk about the big weekend in Lexington including the Breeder's Cup, American Pharoah, the tough loss to the Tennessee Volunteers and more. We look ahead to the game against the Georgia Bulldogs down in Athens. The Kentucky Wildcats played Ottowa in an exhibition game.You know we have to talk some NBA. The Los Angeles Clippers and Golden State Warriors play a big game tonight.The Duke Blue Devils and Miami Hurricanes had a wild controversial finish to their game.The Kansas City Royals avenged their heartbreaking loss in the 2014 World Series in grand fashion in 2015.Nate Butler joins us at 6:25 to preview the Georgia Bulldogs. Tune in, call us at (845)277-9373 or tweet us at @CatsTalkWed!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cats-talk-wednesday/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cats-talk-wednesday/support

The Redskins are benching RG3 in favor of Kirk Cousins. Paul says Washington is headed nowhere fast. The NFL and Tom Brady failed to reach a settlement. Find out which college football teams have the toughest schedules. The Little League World Series championship game was one for the record books. American Pharoah was upset in the Travers. Plus, all eyes are on Serena Williams at the US Open.

Russell Wilson got a contract extension and is now one of highest-paid players in the NFL. A Bills assistant coach is suspended six games and a Jets defensive end needs help off the field. The preseason coaches' poll is out and the college football season is just one month away! Paul recaps all of the big trades in MLB. Plus, American Pharoah wins again and Kyle Busch runs out of fuel at Pocono.

Join us this week as we discuss the big topics from the week in sports. The NBA Finals have taken some twists and turns and LeBron James' performance thus far has been legendary.  We will analyze the series to this point and preview Game 4 in Cleveland.  We'll also give our thoughts on the first Triple Crown winner in 37 years, and MUCH, MUCH more! "This portion of the revolution will not be televised, but EVERYBODY can listen." Don't miss it!!!

Tonight we talk NBA Finals and look ahead to Game 4 betweet the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers. Will Stephen Curry get all the way back on track? Will LeBron James sustain his high level of play despite limited rest? Will Shawn Marion, Kendrick Perkins or Brendan Haywood get even a few minutes the way Mike Miller has?The Texas Longhorns and North Carolina Tar Heels have issues away from athletics to deal with.Coach Cal had his summer presser.The SEC is well represented in the College World Series. American Pharoah had a historic weekend. Serena Williams achieved another milestone as well.Jason Clinckscales, senior editor of The Sports Fan Journal and host of The Exchange stops by at 6:10 to talk about the Stanley Cup Playoffs between the Chicago Blackhawks and Tampa Bay Lightning. Nubyjas Wilborn, of Northeast Ohio Media Group, drops by to talk more in depth about the NBA Finals and the Cleveland Cavaliers.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cats-talk-wednesday/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cats-talk-wednesday/support

The first two games of the NBA Finals have gone into overtime. The Cavs took Game 2 to even things up. American Pharoah became the first Triple Crown winner since 1978! Cam Newton got a $103.8 million extension, but can you guess who has the top-selling NFL jersey? Paul also covers the Stanley Cup finals, the Women's World Cup, the French Open, and Martin Truex Jr.'s emotional win at Pocono Raceway. Plus, Tiger Woods' worst performance.

Lots of awards were handed out in New York this weekend. The annual Tony Awards were given to the best Broadway productions of the year. But no amount of theatrical showmanship could top what happened in the Belmont Stakes.American Pharoah completed horseracing's elusive Triple Crown. Finishing a few lengths behind him in third place was Keen Ice, who is part-owned by two Connecticut residents. This hour, we speak with one of the local owners.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Clippers blew a 3-1 series lead including an epic collapse in Game 6 against the Rockets. We're down to four teams in the Stanley Cup playoffs. The Flyers surprised everyone by hiring a college coach. The Marlins fired their manager...again. American Pharoah has a shot at the Triple Crown. Paul says the Patriots' rebuttal to the Wells report is absurd. Meanwhile, fans support the NFL's decision to punish the Patriots. Plus, Bobby Bowden criticizes Jameis Winston and college football attendance drops.

Vinny and Terry look back at American Pharoah and all of the festivities of the Kentucky Derby as well as all the other hoopla that occurred over the weekend. They'll check in on the Kentucky Wildcats softball and baseball squads.Willie Cauley-Stein made news, we'll chat about his name change.Gotta talk about the NFL Draft as Bud Dupree and Za'Darius Smith both move to the AFC North as members of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens respectively.The NBA Playoffs are still rolling. Can the Houston Rockets redeem themselves? Will LeBron and the Cavs bounce back?Check us out and enjoy the show!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cats-talk-wednesday/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cats-talk-wednesday/support