Podcasts about midnight bourbon

The crew talks about the latest Derby news with two weeks out before the Run for the Roses! Jeff Drown, owner of Zandon is interviewed by the media in the Keeneland Winner's circle. The late Midnight Bourbon's sudden death- after a work at Churchill Downs on Easter Sunday morning is discussed.

This week we break down co-host Justin "The Kid's" winning Pick 5 ticket from Keeneland on Wednesday, that paid over $10K! We share early Derby thoughts, remembering Midnight Bourbon, and question New Jersey's possible crop rule changes. Of course we handicap the late Pick 5 at Keeneland for this Saturday and share our special guest for next week's podcast, who trains a horse in this years Kentucky Derby! Also our Live Longshots of the week! Enjoy!

“The Derby gods.” It's a device that tells us rather more about us than them. We know there's no such thing, really; and that if they did exist, they would find sadistic satisfaction in stringing us along in the delusion that they will ultimately even out their torments and benedictions, only to let the ground

Check out the very best Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby seminar in the game right HERE! Nobody does it better! On this episode of Past the Wire's podcast, Gate to Wire, our hosts Michael Vale and Jonathan Stettin take a look at a few different topics.They discuss why and how the sad passing of Midnight Bourbon occurred in his stall at Churchill Downs on Sunday morning, but was not reported until Wednesday by the Daily Racing Form. Apparently Midnight Bourbon fell ill from some sort of gastrointestinal issue following a five furlong workout. The colt reportedly declined rapidly and succumbed to the illness later in the morning. It is a sad and tragic loss.  Midnight Bourbon was one of the top stakes horses in the country and had most recently raced in both The Saudi Cup in Saudi Arabia and the Dubai World Cup in Dubai. Not many horses compete in both those races and most horses who ship there to run get a break when they return to the states. Midnight Bourbon had only been back a few weeks and was already working seemingly with no break. Additionally the horse was stabled with his trainer, Steve Asmussen at Churchill Downs. Asmussen also trains early Kentucky Derby favorite Epicenter and the Derby is just over two weeks away. That makes the fact this went unreported for three or four days even stranger. On a slight stray from the course Mike and Jon take a little look at the Mike Tyson plane incident. We think you'll appreciate their takes.We also take a look at the return of champions Malathaat and Letruska on Friday at Keeneland and Saturday at Oaklawn. Mike and Jon both like a horse in the Apple Blossom, and it is not the heavy favorite and tough to beat champ Letruska. Thank you for tuning in and we hope you enjoy the show!

On this episode we will preview upcoming stakes at Oaklawn and Keeneland, including the  Apple Blossom Handicap. 

Nick is joined by writer and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the news and events from around the racing world today. They lead with the Champion Hurdle, the news that dual runner-up Sharjah is out of the race, and consider the growing confidence behind Appreciate It, a horse thus far unraced this season. They ask whether he is thinly meaningful barrier to Honeysuckle's success, and also ask what should be the targets for a number of other Mullins horses. Alan King joins the show in punchy form ahead of Edwardstone's key match up at Warwick this weekend, while jockey of the month Tom Bellamy talks up the Grand National claims of Eclair Surf. JA McGrath brings his bulletin from Hong Kong, while trainers Thady Gosden, Francis Graffard and Steve Asmussen all join the show to discuss their chances at the forthcoming Saudi Cup with Mishriff, Sealiway and Midnight Bourbon.

Nick is joined by writer and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the news and events from around the racing world today. They lead with the Champion Hurdle, the news that dual runner-up Sharjah is out of the race, and consider the growing confidence behind Appreciate It, a horse thus far unraced this season. They ask whether he is thinly meaningful barrier to Honeysuckle's success, and also ask what should be the targets for a number of other Mullins horses. Alan King joins the show in punchy form ahead of Edwardstone's key match up at Warwick this weekend, while jockey of the month Tom Bellamy talks up the Grand National claims of Eclair Surf. JA McGrath brings his bulletin from Hong Kong, while trainers Thady Gosden, Francis Graffard and Steve Asmussen all join the show to discuss their chances at the forthcoming Saudi Cup with Mishriff, Sealiway and Midnight Bourbon.

Subscribe, LIKE, and Comment! Timestamps and Links Below! As we pre-game the Lecomte (Race 14) and Silverbulletday Stakes (Race 11) coming up on January 22 at Fair Grounds in Louisiana, follow along with Weej's handy, downloadable summary of the Derby/Oaks prep races and point totals! https://app.podia.com/community/topics/32387/posts/102423-roadmap-to-the-kentucky-derby-derby-and-oaks-races-and-points NOTE: “Breaking the maiden” or becoming a maiden describes the milestone when a horse wins its first race. So-called Maiden races are filled with horses seeking their first wins. 1:10 Introduction to the Lecomte (G3), to be run at 1 & 1/16 miles on the dirt for 3 year-olds with a purse of $200k.The Silverbulletday Stakes is held for 3 y.o. fillies at a distance of 1mile and 70 yards with a $150k purse. 2:42 Recapping Trixie's love/hate relationship with Midnight Bourbon, a previous winner of this race. (Will Call Me Midnight follow suit?) 4:00 Record and analysis of Post Position 1, Surfer Dude. Color Trixie unconvinced. 4:35 Is PP2, Unified Report, rising enough to compete here? 5:23 PP3, Pappacap is a huge story this season. Under “Jersey Joe” Bravo, is he apt to get stuck on the rail? (Bravo left Monmouth in NJ for Cali last year—was it the crop rule issue?) 6:50 Weej explains the 2021 Monmouth crop rule and recaps last summer's hullabaloo over it. 11:03 HISA (the Horseracing Safety and Integrity Act, being drafted now) will have to deal with complex issues like this uniformly to be useful. 11:42 Pappacap's been stuck behin Corniche twice. 12:40 In PP4, Trafalgar has Trixie's and Weej's interest as a possible up-and-comer. 14:38 In PP5 will be Assmussen-trained Epicenter, a kid of Not This Time, with a recent, exciting win in the Gun Runner Stakes for futurities (2 year-olds who all became 3 on New Year's Day). 15:30 Analyzing Cyberknife, a recent maiden trained by Brad Cox, in PP6. 16:43 Blue Kentucky in PP7 could surprise, but is currently a toss for Trixie and Weej. 17:07 Call Me Midnight, in PP8, also raises questions. 18:00 Finally in PP9, Presidential will need to make a big step up to contend with this company. 19:13 Weej loves Epicenter here with interest in a couple more. 20:56 Onto the Silverbulletday Stakes analysis. Only 6 horses! 21:12 In Post Postion 1 is Fannie and Freddie, who just placed in the Untapable stakes for futurities. 22:52 Bernabreezy, who seems very promising, is in PP2. 23:38 PP3 is Miss Chamita, a maiden at Indiana Grand, who Weej finds a curious choice for this race and company. 25:05 Skipping ahead a bit to the very-exciting La Crete (PP5), sibling of Clairiere, who won this race in 2021. 25:40 Back to PP4, Pletcher's horse, Sweet as Pie, to be ridden by Giroux. 26:16 Returning to the fantastic prospect La Crete. 28:20 Candy Raid is the last filly, in PP6, and a bit of a question mark. 29:18 Weej describes what Claiming Races are and what seeing them in a horse's record can signify. 31:07 Besides the excellent La Crete, Weej and Trixie give their other faves for this race. 33:46 Young horses mature A LOT on their way to the Derby, and we will be able to SEE it over the next several months in their bodies and demeanors. OUR CREDO: We love making jokes, but love

We jaunt through Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Oklahoma races this week—onto California next! Timestamps and links below. 0:30 Recapping away with last weekend's races at Parx! 2:04 The amazing Clairiere pulled away in the Cotillion Stakes, but while doing so, brought every other horse down a peg to mangle Weej's trifecta. *sad trombone* 3:20 Obligatory had as good a shot as any in this fantastic group of fillies, and did come into the money, but Trixie had hoped for more from Always Carina. 4:39 The super-exciting Pennsylvania Derby marked the rematch of speed-freak adversaries Hot Rod Charlie and Midnight Bourbon after all the hassles at the Haskell! *for a video analysis of that controversy with commentary, watch this: https://youtu.be/at3DUTOS26M * 5:52 I Am Redeemed speed figure of 113? 6:39 Hot Rod Charlie Wins to reward Weej's Scratch-a-zacta with Midnight Bourbon! 7:21 But with these two colts, there's Always an Inquiry! 8:06 In the PA Derby, Trixie claimed the trifecta! *It was such a great race to see, check it here if you missed it https://youtu.be/cW4sLMhB1_U * 9:03 Discussing the also-rans Weyburn and Bourbonic 10:42 This race's heated pairing drove Trixie back to Midnight Bourbon, the bad boyfriend, but strictly as second-fiddle to HRC. 11:18 The weekend's flurry of additional bets, including, for posterity, the bittersweet sadness of Arlington Park's last races EVER! *More about that here https://youtu.be/wP-U0z9d3xY * 12:39 While we were making a lot of individual bets, we typically embace a #loseslow approach, so we can have fun for hours and hours, breaking even or close to it, saving our longer shots for cheap bets with opportunities for juicy wins. 14:01 Closing the track produces the ultimate “mandatory payout.” 15:56 The Oklahoma Derby at Remington was a fun bonus race, which Weej was inspired to research after the Mystery Handicapper's picks https://youtu.be/6M8aZhxeo7A 16:56 The original purpose (and payoffs for us!) of the 33xpl.com summer racing tour. We have 2 weeks left if you want to bet-a-long! https://www.33xpl.com/courses/33xpl-s-horse-race-tour-sheet-18-weeks-36-races 18:33 According to Weej, Super Stock may be Super Stinko or Super Suck. (All these horses are rock stars, we know, so we feel free to tease.) 19:06 Trixie's busted Superfecta. Thank goodness for Flash of Mischief, but WTF, Mr Wireless! Weej's ruined Exacta-macka-ganza. 20:57 A Ren Faire fiasco didn't make Dial In for Lute a winner, go figure. 22:16 Adding up all the betting , we had great entertainment for cheap, recycling our winnings all weekend. 24:29 Our next set of races to discuss/analyze/blather over are next Saturday, October 2nd, at the beautiful Santa Anita racetrack in Arcadia, California. It's opening weekend of the Autumn Meet, running through October 31st, and the day's calendar is here https://www.santaanita.com/live-racing/10-2-2021-live-racing/ JUST FOR THE RECORD: We love making jokes, but love horses more. We encourage and support widespread reform with regard to equine medications, standards of care, and treatment during and after their thoroughbred racing careers. We desire sparkling ethics, so we can enjoy the sport happily and encourage others to become fans, too! Enjoy more from us, the team behind 33xpl, at your favorite podcasting platform or at our You Tube channel along with other informational vids. You can also check us out at Instagram, Pinterest, and our own site, www.33xpl.com, where you can peek at our racing “tour schedule” to bet-a-long and sign up for our very-occasional newsletter with goodies for subscribers. Please Like, Comment, and Subscribe, and until next time… HAPPY RACING, YA'LL!

We kick off the show with PTF and Nick Tammaro looking back at last weekend's stakes action with an eye towards which runners are likely to go and make an impact at this year's Breeders' Cup. Runners touched on include Hot Rod Charlie, Midnight Bourbon, Clairiere, Obligatory, Silver State, Mind Contol, Life Is Good, Jackie's Warrior and many more. Next up at 54:25 is the most inside look we've gotten to date about the TRF Second Chances Program as former instructor -- and current TRF board member -- Sarah Stein talks us through her time with the program. She gives us insight into how she helped make the connections between the horses and the men, and shares a success story as well.

Degen Nation presents The Triple Clowns show with the new Clown, Shoe, AJ Ryder, and special guest Guillermo Zertuche, winner of the 2021 Del Mar Survivor Pool. Join us as as we recap the news, our thoughts on the 4 year old crop, and how we felt about the inquiry against Hot Rod Charlie and Midnight Bourbon in the Pennsylvania Derby. #horseracing #freepicks #bobbaffert #sportsbetting #breederscup #parx --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thetripleclowns/support

We kick off the show with PTF and Nick Tammaro looking back at last weekend's stakes action with an eye towards which runners are likely to go and make an impact at this year's Breeders' Cup. Runners touched on include Hot Rod Charlie, Midnight Bourbon, Clairiere, Obligatory, Silver State, Mind Contol, Life Is Good, Jackie's Warrior and many more. Next up at 54:25 is the most inside look we've gotten to date about the TRF Second Chances Program as former instructor -- and current TRF board member -- Sarah Stein talks us through her time with the program. She gives us insight into how she helped make the connections between the horses and the men, and shares a success story as well.

And they're off! In this week's episode of The Pony Pundits, Marco and Sig preview the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby from Parx in suburban Philadelphia. Following the scratch of Medina Spirit, Hot Rod Charlie has opened as the 8-to-5 morning line favorite, followed by Midnight Bourbon (3-1 ML). Join Marco and Sig as they preview the field and share their top picks for Saturday's Grade-1 stakes action.#HorseRacing | #ParxRacing | #PADerby1) Fulsome (10-1 ML)2) Keepmeinmind (5-1 ML)3) Spreaker's Corner (8-1 ML)4) Weyburn (10-1 ML)5) I am Redeemed (20-1 ML)6) Bourbonic (10-1 ML)7) Hot Rod Charlie (8-5 ML)8) Midnight Bourbon (3-1 ML)9) Scratched10) American Revolution (15-1 ML)WagerTalk's horse racing duo of Marco and Sig offer their horse racing picks every weekend. From stakes races at smaller tracks, to the Triple Crown, to the Breeder's Cup – Marco and Sig help you break down the racing form and find some winners. Marco has been in the horse racing business for three decades and has been helping followers cash tickets every step of the way.

The popularity of horse racing in Chicago was not to be rivaled in any other metropolitan area. Since the 1800's, the Windy City's enthusiasm for both harness and Thoroughbred racing led to 10 major racetracks being built in the Chicago area. Sadly, it appears that racing in the area will be dealt a major blow with the apparent demise of Arlington Park which has hosted racing since 1927. Our first guest, Kimberly A. Rinker, a 1983 graduate of the Ohio State University, has been involved with Chicago horse racing since 1984 – both as a writer and as a participant. An award-winning journalist, she is a licensed trainer-driver of Standardbreds and represented the U.S. in the International Drivers Championship in Moscow, Russia. She has documented the racing history of the Chicago-area tracks in two published books – “Chicago's Horse Racing Venues” and “Arlington Park Racetrack.” Our guest handicapper will be Bob “Railbird” Roberts, a veteran turf writer, handicapper and author of “ Writings of a Railbird.“ The modern day Damon Runyon character still holds weekly handicapping seminars, creates tip sheets and coordinates handicapping seminars in the greater Cleveland area. Bob will join John to examine the outstanding races that will take place at Parx on Saturday. On a program that features two Grade 1, a Grade 2 and two Grade 3 events, the duo will formulate a Pick-4 ticket on races 9-12. The marquee races of the 13-race day that starts at 12:05 pm, are the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby for the boys and Cotillion featuring fillies. With the defection of Medina Spirit, Hot Rod Charlie takes center stage in the Derby and readies for a rematch with Midnight Bourbon, who he harshly eliminated in the Haskell and disqualified for his actions. The Cotillion is a race where you will need your E-Z Win Forms and plenty of fillies on your ticket – no less than six graded stakes winners will enter the starting gate for the winner's share of $1 million.

Timestamped Topics/Links Below- 00:30 We begin with gloating—of course we do! We lather the listeners with our bragadoccio. Picking Essential Quality wasn't hard, but our outlying favorite was a near-universal “Toss” among other handicappers. Check the transcript, Judge! : ) 1:20 Midnight Bourbon almost spited Trixie (by winning) and earned Weej's respect for his speed. 2:20 Essential Quality earned that canoe—will he be the Horse of the Year (again)? 3:33 Keepmeinmind came in 4th, helping his connections due to the fat purse distribution, but not as gainfully for his bettors. 4:00 Dynamic One was also stinky and Masqueparade wasn't remarkable. 4:17 But Miles D! Everyone we heard TOSSED him, but WE LIKED HIM. They can eat our shirts! If you bet him to come into the money—not to beat EQ, let's not be complete nutballs—Then YOU WON, TOO! Yay! Gloat along with us! 6:03 Rat turd of the week was King Fury, he of the cool name and weak follow-through. (NOTE: We respect and admire the tremendous work it takes to bring these wonderful animals to peak condition for racing, and we know they are rock stars! But when we're betting money, a little “rat turd” talk doesn't seem too cruel. King Fury's still awesome and is undoubtedly above our foolishness.) 7:56 Midnight Bourbon seems to need great competition, but if he gets it, can he ever prevail over it? 8:45 The Jockey Club Gold race is next weekend, September 4th. For the first time, it's been rescheduled from October at Belmont Park by the New York Racing Association to avoid it being too close and cannibalized by the Breeders Cup races in November. 10:30 A story about the incredible, ineffable Man O'War in 1920, when he ran the Jockey Clob Gold against only ONE horse who was serving as a trail pony for him. One example of how dominant horses can suppress fields. Here's a related article: https://www.horseracingnation.com/news/We_asked_Why_are_the_fields_so_small_at_Saratoga_123 13:30 From the thumbnail, we cover the story of Firenze Fire savaging Yaupon. Thoroughbred horses are hot-blooded individuals and 3 year-olds are Young Horses! Bitey-bitey at top speed! Watch the race here: https://youtu.be/ogW_eXSLyGA 17:07 Will these horses meet again at the Breeders Cup? 18:58 Sad hurricane damage to Fair Grounds race track in New Orleans, the third oldest in the nation. We wish that magical part of the country safety and every good thing as they recover. 20:32 More details of Jockey Club Gold 20:49 There are 6 weeks left in our bet a long tour before the Breeders Cup. Download the whole schedule here: https://www.33xpl.com This is our only podcast this week. 21:44 It's not the final field for the Jockey Club Gold, but we'll discuss what we know about the field. This early, scratches are very possible, so we'll see who actually runs. 22:30 Weej and Trixie are both are on record as LIKING Forza Di Oro, and maybe Max Player too. 23:30 What about By My Standards or Forewarned, are Happy Saver or Chess Chief better options. 24:50 It's funny how, in horse racing, four years old sounds “old” when it's really prime, just a young adult, and the horses tend to reach their max speed between 4 and 5. 25:50 Night Ops loves second and we love saying HAPPY RACING YA'LL! Make sure to check out Weej's new video tour of free online racing research here https://youtu.be/elOWTZlBXmc or at our website https://www.33xpl.com where you can sign up with your email address for more goodies and our very occasional newsletter, but never spam! Stay Well, Stay Dry, and Stay Chipper!

1:15 History of the Travers, America's oldest stakes race to be held at Saratoga, America's oldest racetrack, this Saturday. The Riddle family gives Man O'War's trophy cup, the original of which was made by Tiffany. 2:33 What the heck is the Travers canoe? Floating in the infield pond of the track since the 1920's, it's always painted in the colors of the winning jockey's silks from the previous race. This is now a sixty year-old tradition of bragging rights. 4:02 Midnight Bourbon returns after the disastrous Haskell, fortunately healthy for racing! After being burned, Trixie may be through with this “bad boyfriend.” 5:59 Essential Quality's enormous and enormously fast behind would look fine in anything, but especially a canoe. Does the latest Jim Dandy give us any doubts? 7:53 Perhaps the second post position is even better than #1. 8:30 Repost of the recent article by HRN on small fields this season: https://www.horseracingnation.com/news/We_asked_Why_are_the_fields_so_small_at_Saratoga_123 Aere dominant horses like EQ “to blame?” 9:20 How much were You paid for falling out of bed this morning? Fat purses and small fields mean cabbage for everyone! 10:24 EQ is the “Kwisatz Hadderach,” so perhaps dress your bets around him like an important piece of furniture. 10:45 Keepmeinmind is just happy to be here and racking up the dough underneath without having to bother to win. 13:00 Dynamic One was last seen in the Curlin and feels like fresh flesh in this race. 13:37 We both like Miles D, not just for his awesome namesake, but as a lightly-raced, perhaps longer-shot prospect with a serious jockey aboard. 16:03 Masqueparade is well-matched for this company, a real exacta possibility. 16:46 King Fury had a terrible last “prep race” on turf, but this is back to the dirt. 17:51 Apparently, trainers do NOT carry the jockeys on their backs across finish lines. Is it possible for one to have the “inside track” on a race from year to year? 19:05 Weej vows a SHIRT WILL BE EATEN (!) if King Fury does better than last or next-to-last. 20:27 Saratoga's upcoming Jockey Club Gold, 103rd running, for 3 year-olds and up. Perhaps next weekend we'll see more horses who experienced 2020 as a “lost season?” 22:52 How is an assassin supposed to look in the Post Parade? Also, make sure to check out Weej's new video tour of free online racing research here https://youtu.be/elOWTZlBXmc or at our website https://www.33xpl.com Enjoy the podcast everywhere you like to listen or at YouTube. Check us out on Instagram or Pinterest. And subscribe at 33xpl.com for more goodies, including our very occasional newsletter, but never spam! And until next time, HAPPY RACING, YA'LL!

It is not often you get three more savvy and passionate players together for a round table on a race like the Travers, the midsummer Derby. Past the Wire's Geo Sette, Michael Vale and Jonathan Stettin take a deep dive look into the 2021 Travers Stakes at legendary Saratoga Race Course on this exciting episode of Past the Wire TV and also on our Gate to Wire podcast. The talented trio go over each horse in the race and identify who they think are pretenders and contenders. They circle back with their top choices and their strategies on playing the race. Here is the field for the historic Travers at Saratoga:1- Midnight Bourbon, Ricardo Santana Jr.2- Essential Quality, Luis Saez3- Keepmeinmind, Joel Rosario4- Dynamic One, Irad Ortiz Jr.5- Miles D, Flavian Prat6- Masqueparade, Miguel Mena7- King Fury, Jose OrtizLed by the two year old champion and Belmont Stakes winner Essential Quality, who comes in off a hard earned victory in the Jim Dandy Stakes, the Travers drew a field of seven talented three-year olds. It will be interesting to see the analysis of this group of students of the game and where they ultimately land. Thank you for tuning into this exciting episode of Pas the Wire TV and the ultimate Travers Stakes roundtable or listening to our Gate to Wire podcast!

And they're off! In this week's episode of The Pony Pundits, Marco and Sig preview the Travers Stakes from Saratoga Race Course. Essential Quality has opened as the 4-to-5 morning line favorite after capturing the Belmont Stakes and Jim Dandy Stakes earlier this summer. Join Marco and Sig as they preview the field and share their top picks for Saturday's action from The Spa.1) Midnight Bourbon (9-2 ML)2) Essential Quality (4-5 ML)3) Keepmeinmind (6-1 ML)4) Dynamic One (6-1 ML)5) Miles D (12-1 ML)6) Masqueparade (8-1 ML)7) King Fury (15-1 ML)

Bram and Dan discuss the controversial finish at the Haskell Stakes where Hot Rod Charlie was DQ'd for clipping heels with Midnight Bourbon. Also they talk about Bram's day at Saratoga with his family and the exciting finish at the San Diego Handicap. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

And they're off! In this week's episode of The Pony Pundits, Sig and Sean Alvarez preview Saturday's Haskell Stakes from Monmouth Park in New Jersey. The $1 million Haskell is one of the summer's biggest races, and this year's field has attracted the Belmont Stakes champ (Hot Rod Charlie), the Kentucky Derby runner-up (Mandaloun) and the Preakness runner-up (Midnight Bourbon).#HorseRacing | #Haskell | #Monmouth

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José Francisco Rivera y el miembro del Salón de la fama Ramón Alfredo Domínguez analizan el resultado de la segunda joya de la triple corona en el https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/hipismo (#hipismo) de EE.UU. https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/rombauer (#ROMBAUER) sorprendió a Midnight Bourbon y https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/medina (#Medina) Spirit. En una jornada llena de clásicos, Ramón Domínguez habló con los protagonistas luego de sus victorias. Entrevistas a Flavien Prat, Irad Ortíz Jr., Javier Castellano, José Luis Ortíz, Joel Rosario y Luis Sáez. Suscríbete a nuestro canal de YouTube EXACTA BOX. Síguenos en las redes sociales. Twitter: Exacta_Box Instagram: exacta_box Facebook: Exacta Box

Mike Maloney joins PTF to look back at the Preakness and talk about horseplayer advocacy issues. He gives his thoughts on Rombauer, Midnight Bourbon, Medina Spirit, Essential Quality and much more.

Mike Maloney joins PTF to look back at the Preakness and talk about horseplayer advocacy issues. He gives his thoughts on Rombauer, Midnight Bourbon, Medina Spirit, Essential Quality and much more.

In an episode dedicated to the Preakness Stakes weekend, Acacia speaks to David Fiske from Winchell Thoroughbreds about their runner Midnight Bourbon, as well as Three Diamonds Farm's Kirk Wycoff, who discusses his Black Eyed Susan entrant Army Wife. Maryland Jockey Club analyst Naomi Tukker then joins the show to help handicap the Preakness field from a pedigree standpoint.

In an episode dedicated to the Preakness Stakes weekend, Acacia speaks to David Fiske from Winchell Thoroughbreds about their runner Midnight Bourbon, as well as Three Diamonds Farm's Kirk Wycoff, who discusses his Black Eyed Susan entrant Army Wife. Maryland Jockey Club analyst Naomi Tukker then joins the show to help handicap the Preakness field from a pedigree standpoint.

Welcome back to another episode of the Barnstormer Sports Podcast! We have a great lineup of topics for you tonight! We are talking Kentucky Derby, we’re talking a little MLB, and we also invite on a very special guest, all the way from Pasadena, Jeff Chappy Chapman! Jeff is the VIP host for Santa Anita Racetrack, he knows a lot about horse racing, and is also one of the hosts for Angel Radio out in LA at 8:30 every Saturday morning. We kick tonight off with some memories of the Kentucky Derby from a time when we drove U-Haul trucks for Levee Restaurants. Then it's time for a round of highlights from the world of Major League Baseball. We talk about the huge performance between the Dodgers and the Padres, lament the slow deterioration of the Cubs, and also give kudos to some amazing players like Mike Trout, Anthony Rizzo, and Jacob DeGrom. At about that time, Chappy joins us on the line. He can’t fault the Dodgers either even though they want to but when the conversation turns to the White Sox he just can't take it anymore and we move onto the Derby. Chappy weighs in on the three West Coast horses that are showing the most promise, Medina Spirit, Hot Rod Charlie, and Rock Your World, and we hear his praise for the quality of Bob Baffert and John Sadler’s training too. Before he leaves he gives us some long-shot picks and once he is off the line the rest of us do too, but compared to his insights, our guesses might as well be based on the color of the horses!Key Points From This Episode:Memories of driving U-Haul trucks working for Levee Restaurants during the Kentucky Derby.Talking Major League Baseball highlights and the performance of the different teams and players.Jeff Chapman joins the chat and highlights Rizzo striking out Frederick.The issue of how badly the Cubs are struggling and regressing.Jeff’s perspective that the Dodgers have it made even though he hates them.Whether the Giants have any chance considering the teams they are up against.Thoughts on who is coming out of the American League.Moving onto the Derby with all this talk of the Dodgers and White Sox.Jeff gives a rundown of the three West coasters, Medina, Hot Rod, and Rock Your World.Chappy gives us three long shots picks before he leaves!More long shot picks by our hosts on Midnight Bourbon, Bezos, Known Agenda, and more.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Barnstormer Sports Podcast on FacebookBarnstormer Sports Podcast on InstagramJeff ChapmanTrevor BauerFernando TatisJacob DeGromMike TroutAnthony RizzoMedina SpiritRock Your WorldHot Rod CharlieBob BaffertJohn SadlerBezosKnown Agenda

MLB Juniors Go Wild at BaseballBizBraves stand up helping a local schoolBo Bichette hits homer to spot of where his parents first met.Vlad Jr Hits 3 HRs and 7 RBIs against Max ScherzerBlue Jays - Toronto, Buffalo or Dunedin as home for the seasonZack Hample, ball hawk visits Dunedin to catch foul balls in parking lotAcuna Jr hits a homer one 481 ftKevin Kiermaier & Arozarena (not Acuna Jr.)  TBRays ball fight  Convo or Controversy  - tread lightly?Jacob deGrom Boston Red Sox & Kansas City Royal advancing beyond projectionsOhtani, modern day Babe Ruth, continues to Wow Angels fans and all baseball loversA's 13 game win streak falls to the Giant-Killers OriolesRockies "mutually agree" for GM Bradich to go after 17 years - ask ArenadoBumgarner and Gallen 1st teammates to throw shutouts on same day since 1977 Tatis Jr sneaks a peek at the catcher or itching his chin - Trevor Bauer speaks out. Junior replies with tweet "Tranquilo hijo"  Is it okay or is it cheating?There comes a MadBum Horseman - Madison Bumgarner - 7-inning no "No-Hitter"Diamondbacks - Don't sit on the D-backs as they move up NL West ladderLastly, Mark & Brandon's Kentucky Derby picks (totally random)  I can't remember is Hide Your Stash 50 to 1 not the best choice.   :-(Maybe, Like the King, Midnight Bourbon, Bourbonic, Hot Rod Charlie, Highly Motivated, Essential QualityI'll have the "Soup and Sandwich"Special thanks to XTakeRuZ for the music - Rocking Forward

Action packed version of The V Show on this Wednesday.  We kick it off with our "Voices" segment as the man with the call of this year's Derby, Larry Collmus joins the program to talk some Derby, some of his more famous calls, and what he does to prime for the call.  Hall of Fame, Trainer Steve Asmussen joins the program to talk about his two horses in the race this year ( Midnight Bourbon and Super Stock), and preview what this years Derby may look like.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a bird! It's a plane! It's the 2021 Kentucky Derby MONSTER Pod!!! This year, we are bigger and better than ever, with Peter Thomas Fornatale and Jonathon Kinchen divvying up hosting duties AND offering YOU a chance to win a $100 free bet on the Kentucky Derby.  ***All you have to do is drop a note in the comments section letting us know who you think will win this year's Derby. One winner will be chosen at random next week. If you're looking for live longshots or want to get a head start on how to bet the Kentucky Derby, start here! For more In The Money Media content visit: https://www.inthemoneypodcast.com To sign up for the FREE Horsepleyers' Newsletter visit: https://www.inthemoneypodcast.com/email To join ITM Plus and get access to exclusive Kentucky Derby content from the ITM Team visit: https://www.inthemoneypodcast.com/plus On this year's show we have: Mike Maloney on Essential Quality (and Keepmeinmind) - 06:12 Kendrick Carmouche on Bourbonic - 22:16 Ramon Dominguez on Rock Your World - 30:22 Acacia Courtney on Soup and Sandwich - 46:03 Marshall Gramm on Caddo River - 53:24 Chris Fallica on Highly Motivated - 01:05:04 Michelle Yu on Medina Spirit - 01:15:06 Liam O'Rourke on Sainthood - 01:27:57 Tyler Whisman on Get Her Number - 01:35:45 Keith Asmussen on Super Stock - 01:41:50 Paul Matties on Mandaloun - 01:50:43 Travis Stone on Dynamic One - 02:10:06 Matt Bernier on Midnight Bourbon - 02:19:32 Eddie Olczyk on Hidden Stash - 02:29:06 Sean Boarman on Known Agenda - 02:42:13 Randy Moss on Hot Rod Charlie - 02:48:31 Eric Solomon on King Fury - 03:01:01 Naomi Tukker on Like the King - 03:06:42 Gene Menez on O Besos - 03:16:15 Blake Jessee on Helium - 03:24:31

The Fair Grounds, and its premier Kentucky Oaks and Derby prep races, take center stage this weekend. E.J. and Lane take a look at the two heats along with comments from long time Fair Grounds based trainer Michael Stidham, and jockey Joe Talamo, who rides Midnight Bourbon in the Louisiana Derby and Clairiere in the Fair Grounds Oaks.