Steve Margolis's guest appearances

Steve Margolis

At The Races with Steve Byk

Winning Ponies

Mike Maloney

Keith Jones

James Ross

Dave Johnson

Steve Anderson

Peter Lee

Gary Johnson

Steve Pierson

Chad Brown

Ryan Martin

James Scully

Barry Pearl

Eric Reed

Bob Roberts

Wendy Davis

OwlTail

Dave Grening

Howie Tesher

Monday NYRABets ATR Special ~ Howie Tesher Tribute-Part 2: Mig, Steve Margolis, Dave Grening

Brian Feldman

Mr. Brian Feldman, a driver from Mason, Ohio, who qualified online for the 2010 NHC, moved into eighth place on the tour with 8,073 points. He has qualified for the NHC twice before, finishing 14th in 2001 after winning the Turfway qualifier and competing again in 2007. Turfway is his home track. To qualify for the national championship and earn tour points, players enter contests at tracks around the country and online. Mr. Feldman will be talking to our host about the intricacies of playing on the NTRA tour.Soon after graduating from high school, Mr. Margolis worked at Belmont Park, where he rubbed horses for eventual Hall of Fame trainer John Veitch. He also worked for Pat Byrne and Howie Tesher before joining Stanley Hough's outfit in the 1990s. He then traveled to Kentucky in 1997 as Hough's assistant, and went out on his own in the fall of 2000. Mr. Margolis won his first race on Sept. 15, 2000, with Her Great Affair at Turfway Park. Hough's primary owners, Robert and Bea Roberts, began dispersing their bloodstock in 2000, and in 2001 sent Steve some nice two-year-olds. Mr. Margolis earned his first graded stakes win with Baileys Edge in the 2003 Mr. Prospector Handicap (G3) at Gulfstream Park. He then won the 2003 Kentucky Cup Sprint (G3) at Turfway Park with Cajun Beat, who became the trainer's first Breeders' Cup starter and winner, taking that year's Breeders' Cup Sprint (G1) at odds of nearly 23-1.

Mr. Brian Feldman, a driver from Mason, Ohio, who qualified online for the 2010 NHC, moved into eighth place on the tour with 8,073 points. He has qualified for the NHC twice before, finishing 14th in 2001 after winning the Turfway qualifier and competing again in 2007. Turfway is his home track. To qualify for the national championship and earn tour points, players enter contests at tracks around the country and online. Mr. Feldman will be talking to our host about the intricacies of playing on the NTRA tour.<br>Soon after graduating from high school, Mr. Margolis worked at Belmont Park, where he rubbed horses for eventual Hall of Fame trainer John Veitch. He also worked for Pat Byrne and Howie Tesher before joining Stanley Hough's outfit in the 1990s. He then traveled to Kentucky in 1997 as Hough's assistant, and went out on his own in the fall of 2000. Mr. Margolis won his first race on Sept. 15, 2000, with Her Great Affair at Turfway Park. Hough's primary owners, Robert and Bea Roberts, began dispersing their bloodstock in 2000, and in 2001 sent Steve some nice two-year-olds. Mr. Margolis earned his first graded stakes win with Baileys Edge in the 2003 Mr. Prospector Handicap (G3) at Gulfstream Park. He then won the 2003 Kentucky Cup Sprint (G3) at Turfway Park with Cajun Beat, who became the trainer's first Breeders' Cup starter and winner, taking that year's Breeders' Cup Sprint (G1) at odds of nearly 23-1.

'Winning Ponies' welcomes NTRA contests qualifier Brian Feldman and trainer Steve Margolis