We asked some of our experts and handicappers to provide their picks fro today’s Kentucky Derby and several other stakes.
Chez Pierre stamped herself as one to watch when he powered to a five-length win against a good field in the Henry S. Clark Stakes.
A pair of Pennsylvania-bred stakes at Parx Racing Monday went to Fortheluvofbourbon and Cinnabunny, both bouncing back after disappointing outings.
Beren, a five-time stakes winner as a sophomore, will make his four-year-old debut in Monday’s Page McKenney, one of two PA-bred stakes at Parx.
With five Laurel Park stakes on tap, and our contest players having submitted more than 200 entries, we calculated fair odds based on their selections.
Pennybaker stamped herself as one to watch when she obliterated the field in the Heavenly Cause Stakes at Laurel Park in her first North American start.
Maryland-bred Excellorator stamped himself as one to watch when he returned from nearly a year off to win a Laurel Park allowance April 7.
First-time starter Three Comma Glenn stamped himself as one to watch March 23 at Parx Racing, winning his debut by over nine lengths.
At Parx Racing Wednesday, jockey Ruben Silvera and trainer Jamie Ness teamed up to score five times, each en route to a 6-win day.
Scaramouche showed his flashy maiden score was no fluke, and Morning Matcha was a popular winner as Parx Racing held four stakes today.