Clark Handicap

Brad Cox says he’ll remember Leofric for being “as tough a horse as I’ve ever been around.”“If you pointed him to a brick wall and asked him to run t...

Defending Clark Handicap (G1) winner Seeking the Soul looked ready to fire at the top of the stretch Friday, but he faced a three-wide wall of horses...

Trainer Brad Cox won his first Grade 1 race, first Kentucky Oaks and first Breeders’ Cup event in 2018. Next, he could kick off 2019 with an entry in...

Leofric, who had never run in a graded stakes until February, quietly put together one of the best second halves of the season entering Friday’s Grade...

A field a cut below what we're used to seeing in the Grade 1, $500,000 Clark Handicap will head postward Friday, but the 1 1/8-mile feature at Churchi...

Calumet Farm’s multiple graded stakes-placed Bravazo has danced in all of the major dances of 2018 including all three legs of the Triple Cr...

All but one of Friday's contenders in the Grade 1, $500,000 Clark Handicap will be looking for their first top-level win. So, is there any beating def...

Passing altogether on the Grade 1, $500,000 Clark Handicap on Friday at Churchill Downs may be the way to go, as the race does not offer much in the w...

Typically, horses that come back in November just a few weeks after putting it all on the line in a Breeders’ Cup race don’t run back to that performa...

Friday’s Grade 1, $500,000 Clark Handicap at Churchill Downs is one of the final major races of the year for older dirt horses. This year’s 1 1/8-mile...