It was like the first day back at school at Churchill Downs, where racing resumed Thursday. It is also where the first points prep for the 2022 Kentucky Derby – the Iroquois Stakes – will be run Saturday night. Since the race has never produced a Derby winner, it becomes an even better bet when horseplayers handicap it on its own merits. On that score, it may come as a surprise to learn who among trainers has dominated the Iroquois in recent years.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS In the early spring, trainer Chad Brown had two Klaravich Stables colts pointing toward the Triple Crown trail.
They both wound up in the Grade II Wood Memorial on April 3, then the Preakness on May 15, and there they were together again on Saturday, breezing four furlongs side-by-side on the main track at Saratoga Race Course.
Only one is ready to get back to the races for the first time since the Preakness, though, and that’s Risk Taking, who will run in the Grade II Jim Dandy on Saturday looking to regain the form he showed in winning the Grade III Withers in February.