Trainer Chad Stewart is ecstatic with his 3-year-old colt's progress toward Saturday's $250,000 Sam F. Davis Stakes; two Grade I winners expected for Grade III, $150,000 Lambholm South Endeavour Stakes.

Lochte (No. 7, pictured) wins the Grade III, $150,000 Tampa Bay Stakes in heart-pounding three-horse photo; long shots Star Harbour, Double Secret capture stakes in front-running style.

Jockey Julien Leparoux and trainer Mark Casse team up with Sky Flight in Saturday's Grade III, $150,000 Tampa Bay Stakes on turf; Tricky Hat goes for trainer Shug McGaughey.

Gerald Bennett's enthusiasm, energy and supreme ability to get the most from his horses propel the 70-year-old conditioner.

Eclipse Award-winning trainer Todd Pletcher nominates 11 3-year-olds to the Grade III, $250,000 Sam F. Davis Stakes, the centerpiece of the Jan. 31 Festival Preview Day Presented by Lambholm South.

The acumen of trainer Jamie Ness for making astute claims is affirmed again as he scores with Two Wonders and Brother Pat; humongous payoffs in 10th, Super High-5 carryover.

Get a brand-new Tampa Bay Downs-logoed cap with paid admission; Antonio Gallardo rides four winners to extend lead in standings, will appear on "Morning Glory Club" Show.

Fernando De La Cruz keeps a steady course to become Hampton Inn & Suites Jockey of the Month.

Through the first quarter of the 2014-2015 meeting, at least nine trainers appear to have a decent shot at the wins title, while Antonio Gallardo is running away with the jockeys' race.

Under jockey Daniel Centeno, the 5-year-old lives up to his connections' high expectations by demolishing a quality field of turf sprinters in 54.63 seconds.

Bettors face a stern challenge picking the Turf Dash winner, with a likely potential for massive payoffs; Gallardo's win streak ends.

In his second year at Tampa Bay Downs, trainer Eoin Harty might have a serious candidate for the Grade III, $250,000 Sam F. Davis Stakes on Jan. 31.

An agreement between Associated Outdoor Clubs, Inc., and TBDG Acquisition LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tampa Bay Downs, Inc., awaits final approval.

Wedding Savior rewards 30-year training veteran with milestone triumph that he dedicates to his father, Chris Granitz.

Trainer Anthony Granitz, a resident of nearby Safety Harbor, Fla., garners career victory No. 999; apprentice jockeys Ever Argueta, Janelle Campbell show promise.