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Post Saratoga is always a little bit of a rush as we try to get everyone back to Belmont and then I head off to the Keeneland yearling sale. We

Once sale season at Saratoga is over, the second half of the meet becomes hyper competitive and our barn concentrates hard on getting our horses to the track for their

By: Jim Roberts, Rainbow’s End Racing Stable LLC For most, a visit to Saratoga in late August means only one thing, horse racing.  As partners in a small barn, Rainbows

Sorry I’ve been away for so long, but this time of the year starts to get incredibly hectic with Saratoga and the yearling sale. No complaints on my end about

Belmont Stakes day was an absolute cracker for us and everyone involved in US horse racing in general. After watching Saxon Warrior fall in the Epsom, the only Triple Crown

Is it just me or is this year flying right by? Though Maggie and Grace could not join me, I rounded out April with a quick trip home, grabbing a

In the market for a racehorse? Here are six things to consider when shopping for a champion: 1. FEET One of the most important parts to look at on a

We’ve had a couple of encouraging 3-year-old maidens run well this first quarter. Flat Out half-brother to Rattlesnake Bridge, Westderdale broke his maiden by 14 ¾ lengths at Aqueduct in

After making some extremely encouraging starts for us in New York last year, Roman Approval was put to the test in Texas, facing trying conditions and finishing 11th in the