Tyler Gaffalione, the perennial leading jockey at Churchill Downs in recent years, is the favorite to take the riding title again in spring of 2023 after winning the Churchill spring riding titles in 2020-2022. This article takes a look at some track trends for handicappers to watch out for to be successful for the entire meet at Churchill Downs. Once the Longines Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby come and go, there is still a whole lot of high-quality day-to-day racing on tap at Churchill Downs for horseplayers to sink their teeth into. The focus at this time of year at Churchill Downs, of course, is the Kentucky Derby and a plethora of other stakes that will be run opening week. Exceptions will be Memorial Day and Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve week, which will run from Tuesday, May 2 through Derby Day, Saturday, May 6. Churchill’s live racing will be conducted mainly on a four-day-a-week schedule, Thursdays through Sundays, through July 3.
When that “Downs After Dark” card kicks off, Churchill Downs will immediately become one of horse racing’s top simulcast signals of the season. The Churchill Downs spring-summer meet is upon us, with the opening card set for Saturday night, April 29.
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