Podcasts about California Chrome

One time I watched the Belmont horse race with a buddy. A horse named California Chrome was vying for the first triple crown win since Seattle Slew did it way back in 1978. Only eleven horses have won the elusive Triple Crown since it began. The grueling schedule of three races in 5 weeks at longer distances than most have run previously in their careers is probably the most difficult task any horse will face in his racing career . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/2024/11/gypsy/

Perry Martin's career was in performing root cause failure analysis for the USAF performing “aircraft mishap investigations” and then for the private sector involving failures in high reliability equipment. His first book was Electronic Failure Analysis Handbook, published by McGraw Hill in 1999 and was a comprehensive overview of the use of root cause failure analysis in developing more reliable electronic equipment. “California Chrome Our Story” documents the development of a champion racehorse and more enlightened readers will ascertain how root cause failure analysis was used in this process. To learn more about Perry Martin and California Chrome visit https://www.chromeourstory.com   TOPICS OF CONVERSATION About the book and inspiration for writing California Chrome: Our Story. Breeding Horses Being involved in all aspects of being a racehorse owner. Who are the Chromies California Chrome and his charismatic charm The process of the development of a champion racehorse   CALIFORNIA CHROME: OUR STORY California Chrome - Our Story A compelling true story about family, life and love. Building a dream, and then getting swept away by the horse of a lifetime! The Martins had built a comfortable middle-class life, only to risk it all and push their finances to the limit in building Martin Testing Laboratories. After years of struggling, they made the business profitable through sheer will. Regaining their financial feet, you would think they would relax and enjoy their much earned success. Instead, they embark on the ride of a lifetime as the first horse they had ever bred, California Chrome, takes the world by storm and wins the Kentucky Derby! This book is an effort to clear the social media and internet fog surrounding California Chrome and to dispel the salacious gossip that in today's world passes for journalism. It is a clear-eyed look at the business of breeding and racing a champion racehorse, and all the thrills and heartaches that go along with it.

Jason opens the show discussing some current topics from the world of racing.  Then we welcome in Liam Benson from Taylor Made Stallions to talk about Knicks Go, travelling with California Chrome, breeding in Lexington, and more! 

Jason opens the show talking about the retirement of trainer Art Sherman and reminisces about his big horse California Chrome.  Then we welcome in Kevin Kilroy who is the new notes writer at Fair Grounds to talk Louisiana Champions Day, his new job at Fair Grounds, working in racing, and more!  

Brad, Matt, and Aaron are all here for this week's episode of Shift and Steer. The guys dive into California Chrome, 89' cars, and Herman Munster's "Dragula". Thanks For Supporting our Sponsors: GEICO: Visit Geico.com today GoodGuys: Visit Good-Guys.com to purchase your tickets Trico: Visit TricoProducts.com

Jason opens the show catching up on some of the news from around the world of racing.  Then we welcome in trainer Anna Meah to talk about her career as a trainer.  Anna and Jason discuss her origins in the sport, working with California Chrome, winning her first graded stakes, and more! 

Jason Levin is the long-time host of “Inside Racing Radio Show”, that airs every Saturday at 7am Pacific on Keib am 1150 and live on www.racing jason.com. The show also airs on IHeart radio. The podcast up by 8:30 on IHeart as well as his website. He began the radio show in 2004 after success of his book “From the Desert to the Derby.” book (2002) pub by DRF press about the huge quest to win the Kentucky Derby by Dubai ruler Sheik Mohammed. Under his banner of Gololphin, he will finally go to post with the Derby favorite – his undefeated homebred champion Essential Quality. Prior to the publication of his book, he was the national racing writer for fox sports.com. Jason got into racing through both parents. Hooked by seeing great horses of the 70’s like Triple Crown winners Seattle Slew and Affirmed. He will tell us how he got into racing and the journey he has been on. Vic Stauffer, one of the most recognized and experienced voices in Thoroughbred racing has been in Oaklawn’s announcer’s booth since their 2017 racing season. Vic Stauffer, who has called more than 40,000 races at nearly a dozen tracks across the country, is just the sixth track announcer in Oaklawn’s storied, 115-year history. Stauffer was the track announcer at Hollywood Park in California for 13 years. Before that he called races at Gulfstream Park, Hialeah, Golden Gate Fields and others. He began his announcing career in 1985 at Garden State Park in New Jersey. In addition to his announcing work, he has earned two Eclipse Awards for radio broadcasts. He was also at one time agent for jockey Joel Rosario. Stauffer, 59, has announced hundreds of Grade 1 races and has called such notable horses as Barbaro, Hal’s Hope, Game On Dude, Lava Man, Shared Belief, Pioneer of the Nile, Lookin at Lucky, Azeri, Blind Luck, The Tin Man and California Chrome. Vic will get to add to that resume of calling racing greats, as two multi-millionaire champions will square off in the Grade 1, $1 million Apple Blossom at Oaklawn Park on Saturday – Swiss Skydiver and Monomoy Girl. We’ll get his insights for that great matchup that follows the Grade 2, $1 million Oaklawn Handicap.

With not one graded stakes race to handicap, and plenty of news to report on, Frank Angst will be our first guest of 2021. The Eclipse Award winning writer for the Blood-Horse will join John to look back at thoroughbred racing in 2020 and how racing adapted, survived and in some unique cases grew. We asked Frank to bring his Crystal Ball and give us a look at what we might expect for 2021. Author of the 2014 Media Eclipse Award in the Audio/Multi-Media Internet category for “Waiting, and Waiting, for Crowning Glory: A generation repeatedly denied a Triple Crown winner looks to California Chrome,” an in depth examination of the difficulties of winning Thoroughbred racing’s greatest challenge, which appeared on bloodhorse.com on May 28, 2014. and offered a comprehensive multi-media presentation on the various components of the “near misses” of the Triple Crown.

Join us this season for the 12 Match Races of Christmas. On the 11th day of Christmas The Triple Clowns bring to you, C0raig Milkowski, to debate a match race between California Chrome vs Tiznow Let us know in the comments below who you think would win this race. #horseracing --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thetripleclowns/support

From Swaps to California Chrome old school horsemanship defines trainer Art Sherman “You gotta be lucky!”  Those are the words of trainer Art Sherman, the epitome of old school horsemanship. And Art has been lucky, enjoying some of the most exciting years of his training career since turning 77.  That’s when he saddled California Chrome […]

Soon to be famous Miniature Horse Ricky Bobby's owner Sarah stops by to talk about his bid to be the 2020 Cadbury Bunny. Stanford Moore from Black Reins Magazine is joined by Dihigi Gladney, California Chrome's former exercise rider, to talk about inspiring the next generation of horseman and horsewoman. Debbie Loucks from Horsemanship Radio is our guest co-host. Listen in...HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2384– Show Notes and Links:The HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew: Glenn the Geek: co-host, executive in charge of comic relief; Jamie Jennings: co-host, director of wacky equestrian adventuresPic: Auditor Maggie riding sidesaddleTitle Sponsor: State Line TackGuest: Sarah, Ricky Bobby's Mom - Vote Ricky Bobby for 2020 Cadbury BunnyGuest: Dihigi Gladney, Thoroughbred Horse Manager and Trainer; Former Exercise Rider for California ChromeThere’s an App for that! Check out the new Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on Twitter or follow Horses In The Morning on FacebookAdditional support for this podcast provided by: Ovation Riding, Listeners Like YouSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Soon to be famous Miniature Horse Ricky Bobby's owner Sarah stops by to talk about his bid to be the 2020 Cadbury Bunny. Stanford Moore from Black Reins Magazine is joined by Dihigi Gladney, California Chrome's former exercise rider, to talk about inspiring the next generation of horseman and horsewoman. Debbie Loucks from Horsemanship Radio is our guest co-host. Listen in...HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 2384– Show Notes and Links:The HORSES IN THE MORNING Crew: Glenn the Geek: co-host, executive in charge of comic relief; Jamie Jennings: co-host, director of wacky equestrian adventuresPic: Auditor Maggie riding sidesaddleTitle Sponsor: State Line TackGuest: Sarah, Ricky Bobby's Mom - Vote Ricky Bobby for 2020 Cadbury BunnyGuest: Dihigi Gladney, Thoroughbred Horse Manager and Trainer; Former Exercise Rider for California ChromeThere’s an App for that! Check out the new Horse Radio Network app for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on Twitter or follow Horses In The Morning on FacebookAdditional support for this podcast provided by: Ovation Riding, Listeners Like YouSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

PHOTO: NYRA Sean Tugel and PTF are here to discuss the latest news from the breeding industry including the news about California Chrome being sold to Japan. Then Sean gives his thoughts on the 2yo allowance and stakes races for Churchill Downs on Saturday

Brian Leckie shares his story of how he handicapped the 2014 Kentucky Derby and bet Commanding Curve (37-1) and Danza (8-1) to run in the money under his key horse, California Chrome.   The exotics did not disappoint.  

In a week without a Kentucky Derby points prep, two outspoken men fill the void on The Ron Flatter Racing Pod. “The Maven” – 2018 NHC Tour champion David Gutfreund – talks about his life as a professional gambler, his criticism of the price structure for entering handicapping contests and the legal challenges he has had as a creating investor in DerbyWars. Steve Coburn, who was not afraid to sound off when California Chrome came up short of the 2014 Triple Crown, looks back on his ownership of the horse of a lifetime. The Racehorses by the Letters feature looks at the best horse starting with the letter “P,” and there is plenty of listener feedback. The Ron Flatter Racing Pod is available at Apple, Google Play, Stitcher and VSiN.com/podcasts. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Will Kentucky Derby winner Justified take the next step toward the Triple Crown? Plus, should/will thoroughbred racing ever allow cloned horses to compete?

WUKY Horse Capital reporter Samantha Lederman recently took her daughter on an organized tour to see Kentucky Derby winner California Chrome and discovered a whole new cottage industry celebrating Central Kentucky's equine excellence. The approach is not unlike the highly successful Kentucky Bourbon Trail.

Art Sherman's life is bookended with the remarkable story of two Kentucky Derby winners that have him in common. First, Swaps in 1955 when Sherman was just a teenager literally sleeping next to the horse on a cross-country train ride, then California Chrome, one of the most popular Derby winners of all time. In this episode of Around the Track, Sherman shares some of his stories from the "old school" and of course, the journey he took with Chrome. Listen in...

Roundtable: What happens when great horsemen and great horses come together? Great plans! Listen in on their vision to help horses in their sports. Global Polo Stars, Nic Roldan and Kris Kampsen recently met legendary Thoroughbred star, California Chrome with Duncan Taylor of Taylor Made Farms and Alan Sherman of the Sherman Racing Team to discuss how they can partner and encourage the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance. Listen in... Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Brief rundown of odds for the 2017 $12 Million Pegasus World Cup at Gulfstream Park.

Looking ahead to the Pegasus World Cup and the potential showdown between California Chrome and Arrogate, plus Keen Ice and Stanford. Also, an update on the NHC Tour leaderboard and interview with Tampa Bay Rays coach Rocco Baldelli.

Recap of the 2016 Breeders' Cup. Peter Thomas Fornatale, Mike Hogan, and Jonathon Kinchen discuss the performances of Arrogate, California Chrome, Beholder, Songbird, Highland Reel, Tepin, Lady Eli, and much more.

On the eighteenth episode of the fourth season of The Sports-Casters hosts Steve Bennett and Don Russ welcome Rob Stone (Fox Sports) and Matt Yoder (Awful Announcing). Kicking off the show with 3Things, Steve and Don talk about the NHL and NBA finals, California Chrome's disappointing run at the Belmont, and look ahead to the World Cup. Also on the show, the guys update a busy month for the book club and close it out with one last thing. -Rob Stone is making his first appearance (0:30:30) on the podcast. Rob joins us to preview the World Cup. Stone talks about the direction Jurgen Klinsmann is taking the United States, outlines a path out of the group for the Americans, and explains why imbalanced groups happen. Also, Stone is gentle despite the fact that Steve admits he is a traitor, highlights some of the teams most likely to win the tournament, and explains why he doesn't think the warm conditions will be that big of an advantage for the South American teams. -Matt Yoder is making his first appearance (01:01:27) on the podcast. Yoder (the managing editor of Awful Announcing) explains why he considers his time at the website version 2.0, how he tries to keep the site from being too niche, and how others covering the sports media aren't only competition but also allies. Yoder and Steve also bond over their love of the New Orleans Saints. Both guys gush over the glory of Drew Brees, discuss the origin of their entrance into the WhoDat Nation, and look ahead to their upcoming run to a second Super Bowl.

On the seventeenth episode of the fourth season of The Sports-Casters hosts Steve Bennett and Don Russ welcome Katie Baker (Grantland), Adam Rank (NFL Network, NFL.com, DDFP) and Pete Weber (Nashville Predators). Kicking off the show with 3Things, Steve and Don talk about the NHL and NBA finals, California Chrome's run for a triple crown, and a wrestler spreading STDs in the ring. Also on the show, the guys update a busy month for the book club, declare the greatest of all time from 1984, and close the show with one last thing. -Katie Baker is making her fourth appearance (00:21:06) on the podcast. Baker joins us as a New York Rangers super fan. Baker talks about the dilemma of being a Rangers fan while trying to cover the sport objectively. Baker talks about complaints from Rangers fans that she hasn't written about them this spring, considers overcompensating to protect he objectivity, and why writing for Grantland makes being a fan okay. Also, Baker talks about what it will take for the Rangers to defeat the Kings, compares this run to the Rangers run in 1994, and speculates if writing a column about the Rangers winning the Stanley Cup will be better than writing about Yale winning the National Championship. -Adam Rank is making his fifth appearance (00:42:36) on the podcast. Rank joins us as a Los Angeles Kings super fan. Rank talks about growing up in Los Angeles, going through the ups and downs with the Kings, and how things have changed since 2012. Rank and Steve ramble back and forth and all over the place chatting about JFK, Oklahoma geography, and tricks played at comedy clubs. -Pete Weber is making his second appearance (01:27:55) on the podcast. Pete joins us to talk about the Stanley Cup Finals. Weber shares stories of broadcasting with John Sterling, admires the amazing spring that Kenny Albert has had, and talks about preparing to call history. Weber also talks about the dominance of Drew Doughty, predicts who will win the Conn Smythe trophy if the Rangers and Kings win the cup respectively, but ultimately predicts a Cup champion.

It's only natural that we should do a special Halloween episode, and we've got the perfect guest in Xander Harris. He reveals some occult secrets about his new record California Chrome and finally puts an end to the rampant speculation about his top 10 horror films. In addition to selections from that LP, we have tracks from Umberto, White Stains, Zombi and others equally unholy. Tracklist here: http://extranoir.tumblr.com/post/152511133863/extra-noir-halloween-with-xander-harris-da

The Breeders' Cup are November 4-5 at Santa Anita Park, and with pre-entries now available for all 13 World Championships races, handicapping has begun in earnest. Ed DeRosa and Danny Zucker take a first spin through the marquee matchups and identify potential underlays among the superstar horses expected to compete. What do the handicappers think of Songbird's chances? Listen to find out! For handicapping information, visit Brisnet.com/BC

California Chrome's dominance in the Awesome Again, Stellar Wind vs Beholder in the Zenyatta (and looking ahead to the Distaff), Runhappy's performance in the Ack Ack and his chances in the Dirt Mile, Ectot vs Flintshire in the Joe Hirsch Turf Classic, and more are discussed by Peter Thomas Fornatale, Mike Hogan, and Jonathon Kinchen on today's episode.

Jay Privman joins Mike and Pete to discuss California Chrome's emphatic victory in the Pacific Classic, Songbird's win in the Alabama, what lies ahead for Beholder, the projected field for this Saturday's Travers Stakes, and the controversial dead heat at Del Mar on Sunday.

In one of the most competitive matchups in a 1 1/4-mile race for older horses outside the Breeders' Cup Classic, Horse of the Year California Chrome, multiple champion and last year's winner Beholder, and two-time Grade 1 winner Dortmund will contest the Pacific Classic on Saturday at Del Mar Thoroughbred Club. Is one of these three a cinch? Who is the most likely winner? What longshot could upset the trio or at least the exotics? Ed DeRosa of TwinSpires.com and Danny Zucker of Predicteform.com hope to provide some answers, and they'll also touch on Songbird in the Alabama Stakes on Saturday at Saratoga Race Course.

The Thoroughbred Racing Dudes preview the G1 Arlington Million from Arlington Park and G1 Fourstardave from Saratoga, give rapid-fire selections for the remaining stakes races around the country and discuss Frosted vs. California Chrome for Horse of the Year.

Is his performance in the Whitney enough to vault Frosted past California Chrome, why Paola Queen won the Test, and special guest Eric Bialek on the Hawthorne Handicapping Contest are the discussions between Peter Thomas Fornatale, Mike Hogan, and Jonathon Kinchen.

Steven Crist joins Peter Thomas Fornatale, Mike Hogan, and Jonathon Kinchen to talk about his career as a horseplayer, author, and Daily Racing Form executive, just days after retiring from DRF. Also, Pete, Mike, and Jonathon discuss the performances of California Chrome and Songbird, as well as the result of the Diana Stakes.

When it comes to the top the names from the first half of the year there are these nine and everyone else: Beholder, California Chrome, Exaggerator, Flintshire, Frosted, Melatonin, Nyquist, Songbird, and Tepin. Depending on their paths in the second half of the year, any could be in prime striking distance for Horse of the Year honors with the Breeders' Cup Classic potentially being the deciding race. Vance Hanson mentions discusses Beholder and Nyquist's fist half campaign while Ed DeRosa touches on Tepin and California Chrome. Who will meet and when and where? Will Songbird challenge the top in her division? Stay tuned!

Features horse racing news, California Chrome, Dubai World Cup, Florida Derby, Wood Memorial, Santa Anita Derby, Bluegrass Stakes, Bold Chieftain, Nyquist, Mohaymen, Trainers Billy Morey, Manny Badilla, Bill Mahorney; Jockeys Russell Baze, Juan Hernandez, Kevin Orozco, Shawn Spikes; Author Alan Mindell, Mutuel Manager Boots O'Neill, and Golden Gate Fields Turf Festival.

The world's richest race and the start of the 180-point Kentucky Derby qualifying races are on Saturday, March 26. The action begins at Meydan Race Course with the $2-million UAE Derby and continues later that day with the Dubai World Cup featuring Horse of the Year California Chrome and four other U.S.-based Grade 1 winners: Frosted, Hoppertunity, Keen Ice, and Mshawish. Then it's back to the States for a 15-race Fair Grounds card featuring the Louisiana Derby.  Ed DeRosa & Danny Zucker discuss the races and exchange barbs in this spirited discussion sure to leave you reaching for your TwinSpires.com account to bet on these strong opinions.

TwinSpires.com's Ed DeRosa joins to talk about the weekend's top races, with audio following from Mo Tom trainer Tom Amoss, Davis Fiske, of Gun Runner's Winchell Thoroughbreds, as well as a conversation with California Chrome trainer Art Sherman.

California Chrome calls in to the show and Robb recounts his evening with Jerry. Plus; Mike eats plastic and ANNABELLE!

After cramping up in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, LeBron James put on a show in Game 2. Paul wonders why so many people dislike Miami's star? The Kings continue to be the most resilient team in hockey. California Chrome ran out of gas in the Belmont and then his co-owner let off some steam. Plus, Rafael Nadal can't be beat at the French Open.

Rae and Tay are bringing you the latest in sports action. Once again there is no triple crown winner as California Chrome falls short, The French Open has two repeat winners in singles, the Stanley Cup finals are 2-0 as the Kings come back from down 2-0 again.  Next we have another classic NBA Finals as the Heat tie the series 1-1 with LeBron taking over again leading Miama to a 98-96 win over San Antonio. We finish with our World Cup Soccer preview. Can USA survive the Group of Death? Who will win it all: Brazil, Argentina, Spain, Germany or maybe Portugal? Join us at 5PM ET. Call in at 718-664-9098. @RaeAndTayToday. www.RaeAndTayToday

We look at some front page stories: 1) Will we have a Triple Crown in horse racing?  I don't know but I like California Chrome's chances; 2) Obama Care and the deficit; 3) The US economy, a few too many people have given up looking for work; and, 4) The California GOP nominated Ronald Reagan for governor on this day in 1966. Looking for a Father's Day gift?    Check out my book: CUBANOS IN WISCONSIN BY SILVIO CANTO JR

Rae and Tay bring you the latest in the sports world. Let's talk Triple Crown chances for California Chrome at Belmont Stakes, The French Open, MLB, NFL camps and 49ers signing QB Colin Kaepernick. In the NHL the Kings win game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals in OT over the Rangers. We then transition to the NBA where the Spurs win game 1 in the HEAT over the Heat as LeBron cramps up in the 110-95 loss. If LeBron played would Miami have won the game? Who will take game 2? We will finish with our Segment "Where you at?" looking at former Bulls/Magic NBA Champ PF Horace Greant. Join us at 5PM ET. Call in at 718-664-9098. @RaeAndTayToday www.RaeAndTayToday.com

Bergdahl stuff; GM fired a bunch of people; Obama admin likes using the word "sacred"; Poll on Bergdahl swap; Mike Lyons talks if the released Gitmo detainees will return to the fight

Report from the Belmont Stakes; Tape of Justin Bieber saying the N word again; Jonah Hill said the F word; Race baiting with Joe Getty

The Los Angeles Kings proved once again that you can never count them out. The Kings rallied three times to beat the Blackhawks in overtime in Game 7. The Heat and Spurs square off again in the NBA Finals. Find out who Paul likes to win the title. You will also learn who is the most disliked man in America. Plus, California Chrome looked sharp in a workout at Belmont Park.

ON this week's episode, the VA scandal rocks an already brittle Obama administration, can we still believe this President is credible? The Tea Party seems it lost its way this week losing 4 big primaries, can they rebound? How about California Chrome being the exception to a NYRA rule in effect since 1999? All that coming your way!

Joe is back; Mailbag; You can text 911 now; CA Chrome; LBJ introduced his "Great Socety" proposal in a commencement address 50 years ago

The Pacers took Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals from the Heat and it wasn't a fluke. OKC is short-handed for its series with the Spurs. The Rangers won big in Montreal and the Blackhawks are unbeaten at home. California Chrome won the 139th Preakness in impressive fashion. Paul rips a high school baseball coach. Plus, another edition of "What's He Up To?"

NBA teams are blowing leads left and right in the postseason. Steve Kerr says no thanks to Phil Jackson and the Knicks. Goalies are standing on their heads as Game 7's keep coming in the NHL playoffs. Richard Sherman took a shot at Roger Goodell and the Browns' owner let Johnny Manziel know where he stands. Another star pitcher is on the DL. Plus,California Chrome is a huge favorite in the Preakness.

Horsing around with California Chrome! Plus, Oscar observes Cinco De Painkillers and Mrs. Boney Bloom in studios.

The owners of California Chrome don't look so dumb anymore. They're sitting on top of the horse racing world after the 140th Kentucky Derby. Floyd Mayweather remains undefeated, but he faced a tough opponent in Las Vegas. An exciting first round of the NBA playoffs came to an end this weekend with five Game 7s! Plus, the NHL playoffs are heating up.