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Win, Place and Show Dining for Breeders’ Cup

The Breeders’ Cup World Championships are on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 in Arcadia, California at Santa Anita Park, and for those two days the Los Angeles suburb becomes the epicenter of the global Thoroughbred industry.

If you’re planning on attending, we have a taste of Arcadia sure to please any palate on any budget!

Win: $$$

Parkway Grill

Pasadena, Calif.

Fall Trends at Breeders’ Cup for Any Budget: Mod

Welcome to Part Two of my series on how to incorporate fall’s biggest fashion trends into your Breeders’ Cup look for three different budgets. I’ve taken some of the best looks from autumn runways and made them raceday ready, and whether you’re into courture or scour your computer for the best deals, there’s a way to make these trends into racetrack classics for the Super Bowl of horse racing at the Breeders’ Cup World Championships.

The Ten Greatest Artists to Depict Horse Racing Subjects

Theodore Gericault's "The Derby at Epsom" is a notable piece of horse racing art. (Photo by WikiArt)

Throughout time horses have held a certain allure for artists of all types. Painters, especially, have considered the animal among the most challenging subjects in portraiture. With its shiny coat of multiple hues, delicate balance of conformation, and well-defined physique – not to mention an aura that isn’t necessarily plain to see – representing a horse is enough to drive even the most accomplished artists to madness.

Ten Essential Bottles of Booze for a Home Bar

A well stocked at-home bar is wonderful for entertaining at home.

Sure, a fully stocked bar looks nice, but it's not too practical. You probably are limited by space or budget or both, but there’s no reason to skimp on the variety you offer your guests.

‘The Front’ and Communism at the Racetrack

Woody Allen playing Howard Prince in "The Front".

The 1976 film “The Front” opens with a shot of a young Woody Allen perched on a barstool reading the Daily Racing Form. Allen plays the fictional Howard Prince, a down-on-his-luck Brooklyn bookmaker who is asked to front for a group of blacklisted television writers. Set in the 1950s, “The Front” was based on the real-life experiences of Walter Bernstein, the film’s Oscar-nominated writer.

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