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Teresa Genaro

New York, Saratoga

Writer at Freelance

Writer; teacher; feline friend; Scrabble fiend. NYR subscriber. DMs open. Don't ask what you can Google. Her2+. Cancer blog https://t.co/KgcLjRsvKr

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  • 2 weeks ago | saratogaliving.com | Teresa Genaro

    When the New York Racing Association announced that the 2024 Belmont Stakes would be held at Saratoga Race Course because of the redevelopment of Belmont Park, some racing enthusiasts scoffed, suggesting that the shortened distance and different venue meant that the race wouldn’t be a “real” Belmont Stakes. Jayson Werth, one of the people who raised the August Belmont Trophy in the Saratoga winner’s circle last June 8, had no such concerns.

  • 3 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Teresa Genaro

    After last year's Kentucky Derby, winning trainer Ken McPeek initially said he wasn't sure if he'd send Mystik Dan to run in the Preakness. Within days, McPeek made up his mind, and, to no one's surprise, Mystik Dan shipped to Pimlico, running a distant second to Seize the Grey. In three Grade 1 races since then, Mystik hasn't finished better than sixth; he was second by a nose in a modest stakes race at Oaklawn Park.

  • 3 weeks ago | theracingbiz.com | Teresa Genaro

    Maryland racing stakeholders nervously eye the futureEven the most literal-minded observer couldn’t fail to miss the symbolism of the first race of the Pimlico spring meeting on Friday, May 9. When the starting gate doors failed to open simultaneously, the runners were off to a staggered start, with some getting a head start while others lagged behind.

  • 1 month ago | nytimes.com | Teresa Genaro

    After three years in exile from Churchill Downs, Bob Baffert is back. The famed trainer was banned from the Louisville track in 2021 after his Kentucky Derby winner, Medina Spirit, failed a post-race blood test. Now, the man who is tied for the most Kentucky Derby wins (six) is back, though one of his two entries was scratched Thursday. However, his remaining entrant still has a shot to win. Handicapping the Derby is unlike handicapping pretty much any other race.

  • 1 month ago | nytimes.com | Teresa Genaro

    "Lilies for the Fillies" isn't quite as well-known as "Run for the Roses," but the blanket of lilies that drapes over the winner of the Kentucky Oaks is no less coveted by those with connections to the 14 fillies running Friday at Churchill Downs. Last year's winner, Thorpedo Anna, went on to win Horse of the Year honors and end 2024 with earnings of $3.6 million.

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Teresa Genaro @BklynBckstretch
28 May 25

Already stressing about how much Belmont BC tickets are going to cost.

Teresa Genaro
Teresa Genaro @BklynBckstretch
25 May 25

RT @DRFGrening: A side note to the news of Clement's passing. Because NY racing has incredibly stupid rules, his horses he has entered toda…

Teresa Genaro
Teresa Genaro @BklynBckstretch
25 May 25

RT @DRFLivingston: Goodbye, Christophe Clement. My words would fall far short here. Visit https://t.co/8SFmEbz1V1 for Christophe's own mes…