By Jenny Kellner /NYRA When buyers at Keeneland’s September 2006 yearling sale looked at Tomcito, all they saw was an awkward, barrel-chested colt who, frankly, walked like a duck. When trainer Dante Zanelli Jr. looked at the son of Street Cry, he saw something more. “I saw a Derby horse,” said Zanelli...

Multiple Group 1 winner TOMCITO (Street Cry [Ire]), who finished third in the Florida Derby (G1) in his United States racing debut, traveled to Churchill Downs on Wednesday to get a feel for the track prior to a possible start in the 134th running of the Kentucky Derby (G1) on May 3. read more

From William K. Warren, owner of Denis of Cork I take sole responsibility for the decision to run in the Illinois Derby at Hawthorne. Denis of Cork's poor showing was not due to the jockey, Julien Leparoux, or my trainer, David Carroll. The disaster was my fault alone. I have never made such a bad...

Jet Set Racing Stable’s Tomcito, third in the Florida Derby (Grade I) in his United States racing debut, traveled to Churchill Downs on Wednesday for a five-furlong work as the son of Street Cry took a test run on the track over which the $2 million-guaranteed Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands...