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O Besos Camp 'Really Confident' Heading Into Indiana Derby - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

O Besos Camp 'Really Confident' Heading Into Indiana Derby - Horse Racing News

Sponsored by: O Besos training for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs Trainer Greg Foley has been on a roll, and he hopes that translates into O Besos rolling into the $300,000, Grade 3 Indiana Derby winner's circle at Indiana Grand Racing & Casino on July 7. O Besos, who finished fifth in the Kentucky Derby and second in Churchill Downs' Matt Winn (G2), had his final serious training move Tuesday morning at the Louisville track. With Indiana Grand's meet-leader Marcelino Pedroza aboard, the chestnut colt powered five-eighths of a mile in 1:00.20 in company right after the track ...

'Kind Heart In An Unkind Time': Attorney Tim's Victory Honors Late Owner - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

'Kind Heart In An Unkind Time': Attorney Tim's Victory Honors Late Owner - Horse Racing News

Sponsored by: From left, Tim Sweeney, Greg Foley, and Joe Schwartz at Keeneland Longtime owner Tim Sweeney didn't make regular appearances to Churchill Downs but when he did they were memorable. Sweeney passed away in early December at age 72 but his legacy around the racetrack and trainer Greg Foley's Barn 11 remains strong. Sweeney's namesake, Attorney Tim, was able to record an emotional victory Thursday night at Churchill Downs for the Lloyd Madison Farms syndicate along with Foley. The 5-year-old gelding drove past Cibolian in the late stages of the featured $97,989 first-level...

'I Wanted To Cry A Little Bit': Lindsey Hebert Celebrates First Winner At Oaklawn - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

'I Wanted To Cry A Little Bit': Lindsey Hebert Celebrates First Winner At Oaklawn - Horse Racing News

Sponsored by: Lindsey Hebert celebrates her first win at Oaklawn Park The last name is Hebert, the home state is Louisiana and the profession is jockey. Got to be Cajun, right? Wrong. Lindsey Hebert grew up in Delhi, a town of about 3,000 in northeast Louisiana, 40 miles west of the Mississippi River. While Hebert, 23, doesn't hail from south Louisiana, specifically, the famed Acadiana region, she does now have something in common with some of its most notable riding products, including Hall of Famers Eddie Delahoussaye, Calvin Borel, Kent Desormeaux and Randy Romero. Hebert is a wi...