Hit Show Carries American Dream In Suburban Stakes On Independence Day
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- Sports Money Hit Show Carries American Dream In Suburban Stakes On Independence Day By Danny Brewer,
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- Hard work, courage, and dedication have been his building blocks, much like the country he calls home.
Sports Money Hit Show Carries American Dream In Suburban Stakes On Independence Day By Danny Brewer,
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Danny Brewer has been covering Thoroughbred/horse racing since 2006.Follow Author Jun 30, 2026, 10:25pm EDTSummary Thoroughbred Hit Show, a consistent and courageous runner, embodies the American spirit as he prepares for the Suburban Stakes at Saratoga on Independence Day. This six-year-old veteran, trained by Brad Cox, boasts an impressive career, including a stunning 50-1 victory in the 2025 Dubai World Cup. With 12 wins in 26 starts and over $9.4 million earned, Hit Show's late-running style is well-suited for the mile and a quarter distance of the upcoming $500,000 race. Trainer Brad Cox notes the horse is training well and expects the added distance to benefit him, making him a strong contender among the eleven talented runners.
Hit Show has been a winner in Stakes races for four consecutive yearsRenee Torbitt Coady Photography Thoroughbred runner Hit Show is a shining example of the American dream and as the United States celebrates its 250thbirthday, this striking gray race horse continues to chase greatness in the sport of kings. Hard work, courage, and dedication have been his building blocks, much like the country he calls home. The Suburban Stakes at Saratoga on Independence Day will offer this Brad Cox trained son of Candy Ride another opportunity for graded stakes glory.