Beckhams Z Tam

Harrah’s Hoosier Park has completed its first week of qualifying action following the shutdown due to COVID-19. The final set of qualifiers took place on Saturday, May 23, and saw the return of 2017 B...

After settling for a close second in each of his first two starts of the season coming from off the pace, driver Tim Tetrick thought he’d try something different with Beckhams Z Tam in the $25,000 Pre...

For many years, the name Jamie Macomber has been synonymous with some of Indiana’s greatest race horses. An incredible stint as an assistant trainer to the sport’s all time leading trainer, Ron Burke,...

In what arguably panned out to truly be the "race of the summer," Beckhams Z Tam ($21.10) stalked an extended duel, vaulted three-wide to the final turn, and held his ground to capture the 2018 renewa...

“We’re going to give it a shot. As long as he seems to be OK with the travelling and racing at the high-competition level, then we’ll continue on the stakes season.”

“That story turned out great. Those are the moments you wait your whole life for. What an experience. It was just awesome. There was electricity in the air that night. It was a great party for everybo...

Indiana-sired horses have now won two of the last three Breeders Crowns in the glamour boy division as Beckhams Z Tam knocked off favoured Downbytheseaside in the $527,500 Breeders Crown Three-Year-Ol...

When the Breeders Crown kicks off Friday night at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino, Indiana’s breeding program will be represented by 10 entries in the 12 championship races.

Beckhams Z Tam and driver Ricky Macomber, Jr. turned in a dominant performance to make a clean sweep of the final round of Indiana Sires Stakes action after they captured the $75,000 Indiana Sires Sta...

Beckhams Z Tam and driver Ricky Macomber Jr. made a clean sweep of the second round of Indiana Sires Stakes action after they captured the $75,000 final for three-year-old pacing colts and geldings at...

“Wilbur said all along this is a nice colt… Wilbur made a comment earlier this season that he’d been waiting on a horse like this for 40 years. Wilbur knew he was special.”