Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes champion Sovereignty rallied after losing position heading into the final turn to win the $500,000 Jim Dandy by a length ...

Jim Gaffney had ranked among the top 20 U.S. sires from 1922 to 1926, and he was again among them in 1930, when he had been sold and moved to Charlton Clay’s Marchmont Farm adjacent to Claiborne.

Mo Plex appears to be the lone speed in the Jim Dandy and will likely deploy similar front-running tactics to that of his Ohio Derby win. The Ohio Derby was Mo Plex’s first start at 1 1/8 miles ...

Godolphin’s dual classic-winning homebred Sovereignty posted his final work Saturday in preparation for next Saturday’s $500,000 Jim Dandy (G2), covering a half-mile in 49.82 seconds over ...

Earl owned Jim Dandy when he won the Grand Union Hotel at two, as well as his greatest triumph in the 1930 Travers. The view of racing fans, gamblers, and newsmen was correct, however.