The winner of this year’s Kentucky Derby will likely not be any of the eight 3-year-olds who ran in this year’s Holy Bull.
There he was-Arabian Knight cantering back towards the winner’s enclosure and then everyone else heading back to their barns.
A quick and contested pace helped set up the closing run of the winning favorite Instant Coffee. Following a slow start, jockey Luis Saez was content to rate him last of 5 rivals…
by Joseph Liptak
Dallas Cowboys – predicted 1st NFC East
The Dallas Cowboys have long been at the top of their division thanks to an elite offense but also thanks to a weak division. This season no other teams in the NFC East pose a true threat to winning the division. The Cowboys offense is…
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Los Angeles Rams – predicted 1st in the NFC West Prediction and Analysis
The Rams are coming off winning the Super Bowl and are looking better than ever. After the addition of veteran…
by Joe Liptak for Wizard Race & Sports
Cincinnati Bengals – predicted 1st in the AFC North
The Bengals are coming off a phenomenal season after reaching the Super Bowl with Joe Burrow after he made a huge second-year leap despite coming off a torn ACL. They also struck gold when drafting former LSU teammate…
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Green Bay Packers – predicted 1st in the NFC North
The Packers have long been the NFC North leaders thanks to none other than reigning MVP, Aaron Rodgers. However,…
It takes a special sort of hubris to invoke a quote from one form of media to prove another quote from another form of media is true, but it’s a task I’m undertaking in this column.
The early-2010’s TV show “Luck” was, of course, set at the racetrack. Trainer Turo Escalante (based on longtime California…
“Never” is a strong term in handicapping. Each race is its own puzzle, with its own variables to consider. However, the important thing to take away from this rule is that, while pedigree can play a role in a successful handicapper’s arsenal, it shouldn’t be the only tool in the toolbox.
I worked with Ren…
