Bob Baffert, the most recent trainer inducted into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, would give Horse of the Year to Zenyatta. He’s a California guy.  Zenyatta is a California horse.  You had to expect that. “I thought she was going to have to do something big in the Classic and she did,” Baffert

... have changed his mind. I wonder if he issues a retraction after the B/C… Bob will be in California.. This is his area, and he has done very well in the past. I think he will talk some big money people into ... find the fountain that brings him the youth for tomorrow. Money changes everything, and for Bob Baffert he is too California for any other place in the nation. Oh, he will ship out and ...

... step out onto the track. It seems that Miss Heather Lee (Gomez / Baffert) is head and hooves above this great group of fillies. Trainer, Bob Baffert, is doing exceedingly well with all his young charges as he has a 25% win record with ... olds. Miss Heather Lee should notch another win for he and jockey, Garrett Gomez. Speaking of Baffert, Crisis of Spirit (Smith / Baffert) looks ...

... , on Pro-Ride. His relentless jockey Joel Rosario helped him take out the favourites: Bob Baffert's Zensational USA (Unbridled's Song USA), sixth,  ... Lookin At Lucky USA (Smart Strike CAN) by a head giving trainer Bob Baffert his second serious disappointment out of two races.  Lookin At Lucky, considered the best 2yo colt in the USA, was lumbered with an outside ...

... Ahmed Ajtebi his first Breeders' Cup win. The horse may be pointed to the Kentucky Derby, but he'd be working against history by prepping in Dubai. Bob Baffert trainee Lookin at Lucky was not terribly lucky in the race, but he still finished a respectable second - and seems a more likely Derby contender. Mile Goldikova continued to display her ...

... Ahmed Ajtebi his first Breeders' Cup win. The horse may be pointed to the Kentucky Derby, but he'd be working against history by prepping in Dubai. Bob Baffert trainee Lookin at Lucky was not terribly lucky in the race, but he still finished a respectable second - and seems a more likely Derby contender. Mile Goldikova continued to display her ...

... the synthetic course once again just fine. Perhaps this colt will remain in SoCal. The winner paid $3.40. Thursday's card (11/05) saw trainer Bob Baffert unveil Gilded Gem (1st), a daughter of Smarty Jones who was making her debut under Victor Espinoza. This filly paid a nice $15.20 and should be followed down the ...

... won the Inglewood Handicap earlier in the year. None of the leading trainers of AGS winners of 2009 (Todd Pletcher, Kiaran McLaughlin, Steve Asmussen, Bob Baffert, Bill Mott) won a Breeders’ Cup race this year, and only two of the top owners of AGS winners (Godolphin and Juddmonte) earned a victory in one of the championships ...

... saddling winners into their golden years -- guys like H. Allen Jerkens, Shug McGaughey, Wayne Lukas. Heck, racing's golden boy, Bob Baffert, is 56. So death is not unusual in racing. It's just that you hate to see it come when people are still capable of winning graded stakes, still showing up for work in the early dawn, still ...

... he won around 3,654 races. He was the second highest earner trainer next to Hall of Famer Wayne Lucas. According to fellow Hall of Famer Bob Baffert, Frankel was a great, fierce competitor but has always been a good person. He said he was a big loss in sport and that he is definitely going to be missed. Frankel was one of the many to have ...

... the irons, however he would be scratched before the race with an injury. Pioneerof the Nile was trying to give his trainer Bob Baffert his first Derby win since 2002, and why not do it just a few months before he was set to enter the Hall of Fame. However, little Mine That Bird with Bo-Rail aboard did exactly what he did in 2007 and ...