For the tenth 12 months in a row, America’s Greatest Racing challenges the brightest minds in horse racing betting to find out the highest three contenders in key races for the 2026 Triple Crown and each weekend main as much as the 2026 Breeders’ Cup World Championship at Keeneland. A showdown between handicappers that we name the “Huge Race Showdown.”
Participant choices can be posted right here and present funds can be saved to trace their success all year long. Bankrolls are aggregated primarily based on every participant’s $2 exa guess and $2 trifecta field guess on their prime three choices. It additionally tracks which gamers have accurately chosen probably the most winners.
The gamers for the 2026 Huge Race Showdown season are: thomas carney (Shenandoah Downs athletics announcer) ashley mailou (Freelance Racing Analyst), NoelMichaels (Racing Analyst, Event Handicapper), jessica puckett (Parks Racing Horse Racing Official, Thoroughbred Retirement Basis), john piacek (Assistant Racing Secretary, Yonkers Raceway), roberto rodriguez (El Potro Roberto, DRF, Spanish), Darwin Vizcaya (handicapper and host), and Rowan Ward (chart caller and freelance author at Hawthorn Racecourse).
This week’s massive race showdown races are: The $1.25 million Toyota Bluegrass Stakes at Keeneland Race Course on Saturday, the $750,000 Wooden Memorial Stakes offered by Resorts World On line casino on Saturday at Suidobashi and the $500,000 Santa Anita Derby at Santa Anita Park on Saturday. All three races are main qualifying races for the 2026 Kentucky Derby hosted by Woodford Reserve, with 200 factors distributed among the many prime 5 finishes on a 100-50-25-15-10 scale.
Keeneland races can be broadcast as follows: FanDuel TVthe Bluegrass Stakes may also be broadcast. NBCSN and streaming peacock In the course of the present from 6 to 7 p.m. ET. Wooden Memorial can be broadcast as follows: FS2 as a part ofamerican race day” and the Santa Anita Derby may also be broadcast. FanDuel TV together with different races at Santa Anita Park.
