Named for the Italian word meaning "raw," Crudo is exactly that. The 3-year-old colt has run just three times—all this year—and is the least experienced entrant in the Belmont Stakes field.

Kentucky Derby winner, Sovereignty, is set for a rematch with Preakness Stakes winner, Journalism, having finished first and ...

The 2025 Belmont Stakes features two heavy favorites, making it a tough race for bettors. ... No. 5 Crudo (15-1) One of two horses that will be desperate to get out in front right away, ...

C elebrity chef Bobby Flay's horse Crudo was a long shot to win Saturday's 2025 Belmont Stakes, but Crudo finishing in last place left the Flay and his horse pretty, well, burnt by the whole ordeal.

Crudo: This is quite an intriguing horse. 3 Celebrity chef Bobby Flay poses next to his horse Belmont Stakes hopeful Crudo in his barn during a practice day before Saturday’s Belmont Stakes.

Hall of Fame trainer Todd Pletcher will have two chances in Crudo and Uncaged to score his fifth victory in Saturday’s Grade 1, $2-million Belmont Stakes at Saratoga Race Course. Pletcher’s ...

Career points per race: 7.3Races in 2025: 3Result on last start: Sir Barton Stakes, May 17 (won)Crudo has raced three times, all as a 3-year-old, and won twice. In both of those victories, he led ...

The 2025 Belmont Stakes won't give us a Triple Crown winner this year in horse racing but it should deliver a boatload of ... Super Chef Bobby Flay is the owner of Crudo in the 157th Belmont Stakes.

Crudo (15-1) Owned by celebrity chef Bobby Flay, Crudo (15-1) is making only his fourth career start in this year's Belmont Stakes. His Beyer Speed Figures are around 20 points below the top ...

The Belmont Stakes hosted a rematch in New York of the top three finishing horses from the Kentucky Derby. Latest ... Crudo, who's co-owned by celebrity chef Bobby Flay, ...

2025 Belmont Stakes Dark Horse. I like Crudo as a live long shot because he is well-suited for the pace of this race. He’s only run three times (all this year), but has two wins.

Kraft is the bold one here. She’s going with Crudo, who has two gate-to-wire victories in four starts but has yet to be exposed to the quality that the Belmont field possesses.