The relationship between the City of Oldsmar and Tampa Bay Downs is richly valued.

Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve field still a wait-and-see affair, but Suncoast Stakes record-setter Nest sits atop the list of Kentucky Oaks probables after convincing Friday score in Central Bank Ashland; going to be warmer and sunny Sunday, come on out if you can!

Ability to listen and learn foretells bright future for 18-year-old apprentice; Chantal Sutherland, Alonso Quinonez each ride two winners.

Teenage apprentice continues to impress; seven Oldsmar "graduates" in Toyota Blue Grass on Saturday, while Nest seeks to duplicate her Tampa Bay Downs success in Friday's Central Bank Ashland.

The competition has put the pressure on this season, but veteran conditioner Gerald Bennett keeps moving forward; apprentice Madeline Rowland, top jockey Samy Camacho each ride two winners.

Nine-race card set to begin at 12:14 p.m., all turf races switched to the main track; top Scandinavian jockey Elione Chaves scores first U.S. win; Native Hawk takes over undisputed wins lead with fourth victory of meet.

Rafael Schistl's background puts him in the running for the title of "most interesting person at Tampa Bay Downs," but he is focused on making a name for himself as a trainer, and off to a good start about it.

Contest champion earns two seats at next season's High Rollers event, also claims $500 prize for most winners; trainer Gerald Bennett, jockey Ademar Santos visit winner's circle twice.

19th annual Florida Cup provides thrills aplenty on a day made for Thoroughbred racing.

Charlotte Weber's Live Oak Plantation, trainer Mark Casse and jockey Daniel Centeno have a knack for winning Florida Cup races -- but anything can happen on a given day, so expect at least a few surprises Sunday.

State's Thoroughbred industry set to put best foot forward in 19th annual event.

Salt Rock Tavern Jockey of the Month Jose Batista lets his accomplishments on the racetrack speak for him.

Despite placing in both graded starts here, the New York-bred most likely needs more points to qualify for a Kentucky Derby spot, is scheduled to work here Saturday; Bramble Bay wins Cody's Original Roadhouse Race of the Week.

Sunday expected to be an ideal day to celebrate spring's arrival, either in the Backyard Picnic Area on "Kids & Family Day" or anywhere else in the facility, and enjoy all that the Sport of Kings offers.

Two victories on Festival Day 42 and a long-shot score Sunday propel team player Raymond to Salt Rock Tavern honor; Camacho extends lead in jockey standings.

Outstanding Florida-breds will vie for $660,000 in stakes purse money on March 27 card; Jose Batista rides three winners, including career victory No. 300.

In his two Oldsmar victories, Classic Causeway has been the picture of speed, talent and enthusiasm; Samy Camacho rides three winners.

The $20.7-million and change wagered on Saturday's Festival Day 42 card was the most of any track in the country.

A day that began with weather worries turned into a kaleidoscope of thrilling Thoroughbred action, with Classic Causeway assuming the role of the Oldsmar oval's "Kentucky Derby horse."

Six-time Oldsmar jockey champion Daniel Centeno is one of five local riders with a Grade II Lambholm South Tampa Bay Derby mount; Classic Causeway and Irad Ortiz, Jr., are the 8-5 morning-line favorites.