On a Pegasus World Cup Day replete with good-priced winners, Michael Caposio put two of them together—plus another winner and a small place collection—and made quite a day for himself.

Goofus wins one NHC seat in a day and brags that you can’t do any better than that. Raymond Gallant Jr. wins two NHC seats in one day.

Unburdened from having to watch any more Las Vegas Raiders games for a while, Evan Trommer was able to devote his full attention to horse racing last weekend. As is often the case, that boded poorly for his tourney opponents.

Last week, we paid tribute to 2025 HT Tour champion Dave Nichols. Clearly, Edward Enborg said, “Enough of that!”

Dave Nichols’s 2025 might best be encapsulated by his success in qualifying for the most recent Breeders’ Cup Betting Challenge (BCBC).

There’s nothing like ending the year on a high note. Just ask Eldon Stivers—who may be disappointed to see 2025 nearing a conclusion.

Earning an NHC seat is always heady stuff. Earning an NHC and making money while doing it is an even greater feeling. Curtis Brodzina and Eric “Skeet” Boyd both knew that feeling last week.

They don’t call Joe Scanio “Tex” for nothing. It’s time for the Brooklynite to once again dust off his 10-gallon hat, get out his cowboy boots and polish his big belt buckle…because he’s headed back to the Lone Star State.

For the first time in nearly two full days of contest play, Lawrence Kahlden was suddenly feeling a sense of dread.

When the 20 races on Day 1 of the $250,000 Pick & Classic were in the books, the leader was Lawrence Kahlden. He was ahead by the not-so-princely margin of 24 cents.