Podcasts about irish war cry

SEASON 2 BABY! And we have a new hosting platform - America's Best Racing! This week we kick off the new year with Kentucky Derby winning trainer, Graham Motion of Herringswell Stables. He is known for winning the Derby with Animal Kingdom and training top horses including Better Talk Now, Main Sequence, Irish War Cry, Miss Temple City, Sharing, and more. We chat about how he got into the sport, what it was like winning the Kentucky Derby, his opinions on the Horse Racing Integrity Act, and more. We also play a fun game where we ask Graham questions about racing around the world! Enjoy! - S & A  Episode is brought to you by our longtime sponsor, YourHatGuy.com 

DRF handicappers and contributors analyze this weekend's major stakes races, including the Pennsylvania Derby featuring Irish War Cry.

Who will win the final leg of the Triple Crown, the 149th Belmont Stakes? Handicappers Acacia Courtney and Chris Fallica break the race down.

With three days of great racing, balancing wanting to get involved with money management is paramount. All gamblers have a budget, and how they use that budget can be more important to winning and losing than actual handicapping. Ed DeRosa and Scott Shapiro discuss money management strategies ahead of the huge week of racing with many guarnateed multi-race wagering pools. For Belmont Park handicapping reports, CLICK HERE. For Belmont Stakes Ultimate Past Performances from Brisnet.com, CLICK HERE.

The 2017 Belmont Stakes will have some under-the-radar contenders in Epicharis, Tapwrit, Irish War Cry, J Boys Echo. Also, stakes previews from around the country including the Penn Mile, Beholder Mile and Shoemaker Mile.

PTF and JK look ahead to Belmont Stakes day discussing the possibility of Irish War Cry running in the BEL stakes and Songbird's appearance in the Phipps. They also relish the opportunity to talk takeout in more than 140 characters and discuss a new podcast get-together at Belmont Park on 6/16. Plus, Saturday's Santa Anita Pick Four is previewed.

Will it be Classic Empire, McCraken, Irish War Cry, or someone else? Our expert panel of Chris "The Bear" Fallica, James Scully of Brisnet, and Gabby Gaudet analyze.

Its Kentucky Derby week and we’re joined by Hall of Fame Jockey Gary Stevens and trainer Graham Motion to preview the first leg of horse racing’s Triple Crown! Gary Stevens burst upon the national scene by winning the Kentucky Derby in 1988 with HOF Winning Colors. He won the Derby again in 1995 with Thunder Gulch and also in 1997 with HOF Silver Charm. Along with his Kentucky Derby victories, Stevens won the Preakness Stakes three times (Silver Charm in 1997, HOF Point Given in 2001 and Oxbow in 2013), the Belmont Stakes three times (Thunder Gulch in 1995, Victory Gallop in 1998 and Point Given in 2001) and eight Breeders’ Cup races. Stevens retired in 2005 with 4,888 career wins but returned to the saddle in 2013 and won the Preakness with Oxbow. Notable for his work with 2011 Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom and Better Talk Now, renowned thoroughbred horse trainer Graham Motion joins the podcast to preview Irish War Cry’s entry in the 2017 Kentucky Derby. Sagamore’s co-owned Miss Temple City is trained by Graham, and will run in the Distaff Turf Mile on Derby Day. Motion began training his own horses at the age of 29 during the 1993 season and earned his first victory with Bounding Daisy at Laurel Park Racecourse. He has been a constant presence in the Maryland racing scene, winning over 1,000 races at Laurel Park alone. With a total of 2,081 wins to his name, Motion has collected over $100 million in earning. He also took Sagamore’s Shared Account to a victory in the 2010 Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Turf. Learn more at SagamoreRacing.com.

We did the NFL combine so you wouldn't have to (but next year, we expect you all to join us), Predictions: Catman 64, Chappers 62, Kastle 61 Catman: Brad, Gunnevera Chappers: Denny, Thundersnow Kastle: Chase, Irish War Cry

Jockey Rajiv Maragh battles back from serious spill to pilot Irish War Cry in Ky. Derby. Plus, McCraken recovers from ankle injury to loom as big Derby threat.

The Thoroughbred Racing Dudes interview racingdudes.com Senior Editor and resident madman Saratoga Slim about his thoughts on the upcoming Kentucky Derby, as well as interview Graham Motion, trainer of Kentucky Derby contender Irish War Cry.

Isabelle DeTomaso, owner of Derby hopeful Irish War Cry, has lived an amazing life. Plus, the revival of a stage play about two time Derby-winning jockey, Jimmy Winkfield.

The owner of Derby hopeful Irish War Cry, Isabelle DeTomaso, has lived an amazing life. Plus, the revival of a stage play about 2x Derby-winning jockey, Jimmy Winkfield.

Dr. Pam Robinson of Brandywine Farm discusses Ky. Derby contenders Gunnevera and Royal Mo. Plus, Art Wilson of So. Calif. News Group updates the Derby trail.