This week we are heading to Churchill Downs for the grade three Locust Grove and the Iroquois Stakes then up north to Aqueduct for the Caesar's Jockey Club Derby Invitational. Back a horse and get paid!

We have some heavyweight battles going on at Kentucky Downs this Saturday—5 stakes races, all worth 1 million dollars for Kentucky-bred horses. Danny gives his picks for race nine, the FanDuel Turf Sprint, and race ten, the Kentucky Turf Cup. Back a horse and get paid!

This weekend we are making the short trip to Kentucky Downs for their one-mile WinStar Mint Million Stakes, then over to Del Mar for the famed Pacific Classic. Back a horse and get paid!

We have a flat-loaded Travers Stakes on Saturday, 8/27—get picks for this historic race as well as the grade one Forego and the grade one Allen Jerkins at Saratoga. Then take a trip to the west coast for race nine at Del Mar, the Pat O'Brien. Back a horse and get paid!

It's no secret…girls rule the world! In this episode Danny delves into a few filly races this weekend. He gives his picks for the grade one Alabama at Saratoga and the grade one Del Mar Oaks on August 20th. Back a horse and get paid!

This week we talk Arlington Million which will be run for the first time at Churchill Downs. We will also make another trip to Del Mar. Back a horse and get paid!

This week we will make our selections at two historic venues—Del Mar on the West Coast and Saratoga on the East Coast. Both tracks feature grade 1 events this Saturday. Back a horse and get paid!

Join Danny as he talks post-Triple Crown racing and gives his three-year-old picks for the season.

Get ready for a Saturday full of racing with Danny Brewer's Friday Pony Picks. In this edition, we will discuss Danny's picks for the grade one Alfred Vanderbilt and Jim Dandy at Saratoga and the San Diego Handicap at Del Mar.

Come join us as we talk Kentucky Derby 148. Long considered one of the most fabulous days in sports, this edition of the Run for the Roses promises more of the same. Enjoy a little insight from Tennessee turf writer Danny Brewer as he provides a hillbilly viewpoint on the greatest two minutes in sports.