Triple Crown 2024 Racing Dudes Fantasy League Update: Super Saturday Awaits

Each week, get the standings, power rankings, and recent transactions for every Racing Dudes Triple Crown Fantasy League team.

Not only will you see the latest claims in the league (which will show you what horses might be up-and-coming), but you will also get updates on the runners as they prepare for their next starts.

Which Triple Crown Fantasy Leagues were most affected by last week’s Rebel Stakes (G2)? Who stands to gain the most ground on Super Saturday? Find out below!

Current Triple Crown Fantasy League Standings

Recent Claims

We have TWO claims to announce:

• Shotty/Davey CLAIMED Deterministic and DROPPED Imperial Gun
• Dan/Michael CLAIMED Bergen and DROPPED Ryhme Schemes

Power Rankings

The Power Rankings feature teams’ odds to win the Triple Crown Fantasy League, as well as an update on every horse on each team. Here we go:

1. Kelby/Evil Steveil (3/1)

• Fierceness – The Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (G1) winner totally flopped in the Holy Bull Stakes (G3).
• Catching Freedom – He was a solid third in the Risen Star Stakes (G2).
• Hall of Fame – There is no doubt he was a major disappointment in the Risen Star Stakes (G2).
• Snead – This horse was a solid second last time out in the Gun Runner Stakes at Fair Grounds; however, he’s having trouble staying on the work tab.
• Just Steel – He finally showed up with a poor effort in the Rebel Stakes (G2).

2. Dan Waite and Michael Ossen (7/2)

• Sierra Leone – He picked up the first major points of the season with a nice win in the Risen Star Stakes (G2).
• Book’em Danno – He ran huge in the Saudi Derby to finish second behind Forever Young.
• Rhyme Schemes – The Saratoga Special Stakes (G2) winner has been on the sidelines with an injury since that August race.
• Rocketeer – He finally had his first workout of the season on 2/18.
• Maymun – He dazzled in an impressive allowance win at Santa Anita Park.

3. Double Ds (Doc Tang and Doc Miranda) (4/1)

• Nysos – This horse is a beast as he romped in the Robert B. Lewis Stakes (G3).
• The Wine Steward – The Breeders’ Futurity (G1) runner-up finally posted his first workout of the season on 2/17.
• Carbone – He was better in the Rebel Stakes (G2) but still wasn’t good enough to hit the board.
• Moonlight – He was nowhere to be found in the Risen Star Stakes (G2).
• Amante Bianco – He could do no better than second in a recent race in Japan.

4. Actual Double Ds (Paul “Free Bears” Withrow) (5/1) 

• Knightsbridge – This solid debut winner at Churchill Downs is back on the work tab.
• Track Phantom – He was good once again but just couldn’t quite get the job done in the Risen Star Stakes (G2).
• Forever Young – He showed heart in the Saudi Derby with a narrow victory.
• Eagles Flight – The half-brother of Flightline had his first work of the year on January 31.
• Otello – He was a total no-show in the Holy Bull Stakes (G3).

5. Geist (6/1) 

• Muth – The Breeders’ Cup Juvenile (G1) runner-up kicked off his 2024 season winning the San Vicente Stakes (G2).
• Air of Defiance – This horse was a solid maiden winner but has not worked since November 3.
• Stronghold – This horse picked up a huge win for this team in the Sunland Derby (G3).
• Dimatic – The newest member of this team didn’t make an impact in the Rebel Stakes (G2).
• Mystik Dan – He was a runaway winner of the Southwest Stakes (G3).

6 Jared Welch (8/1)

• Conquest Warrior – The newest member of the team broke his maiden last time out at Gulfstream Park. We’ll see him this Friday in an allowance race.
• Coach Prime – He was a disappointing third last time out in the Los Alamitos Futurity (G2).
• Timberlake – His 3-year-old debut was solid with an easy win in the Rebel Stakes (G2).
• Imagination – He nearly pulled off a nice upset over Maymun in a recent allowance race at Santa Anita Park.
• Noted – He didn’t fire at all in a turf stakes race at Gulfstream Park.

7. Shotty and Davey (12/1)

• Locked – He spiked a fever and missed the Sam F. Davis Stakes (G3). He’s now pointed towards the Fountain of Youth Stakes (G2) this weekend.
• Liberal Arts – He was a decent third in the Southwest Stakes (G3).
• Otto the Conqueror – He, on the other hand, was nowhere to be found after halfway through the Southwest Stakes (G3).
• Imperial Gun – He was not good at all in a recent allowance race at Oaklawn Park.
• Real Men Violin – He did very little running in the Risen Star Stakes (G2).

8. Vinny Blond (15/1)

• Dornoch – The full brother of Kentucky Derby winner Mage looked solid in a gritty Remsen Stakes (G2) victory and will make his 2024 debut this weekend in the Fountain of Youth Stakes (G2).
• Pilot Commander – This solid debut winner was a distant second in the San Vicente Stakes (G2).
• Just a Touch – This impressive maiden special weight winner at Fair Grounds is probable for the Gotham Stakes (G3).
• Scatify – He was a distant third in the Robert B. Lewis Stakes (G3).
• Agate Road – The newest member of this team was a decent second in the Sam F. Davis Stakes (G3).

9. The Magic Mike Show (30/1) 

• Parchment Party – He’s out until at least the spring with a minor issue.
• Honor Marie – He could only finish 5th in the Risen Star Stakes (G2).
• Change of Command – He was in a good spot but had nothing when turning for home in the Sam F. Davis Stakes (G3).
• Ethan Energy – The team’s newest member sucked in the Lecomte Stakes (G3). He will run in an allowance race at Oaklawn Park this weekend.
• First World War – He picked up 5 valuable points with a win at Gulfstream Park – on turf.

10. Jon White and Ryan Stillman (30/1) 

• Nash – He was a fairly disappointing second again in a recent allowance race.
• Tuscan Sky – He was an impressive winner in an allowance race at Fair Grounds to make it 2 in a row.
• Hades – The newest member on the team was an upset winner of the Holy Bull Stakes (G3).
• Victory Avenue – He was a solid second on debut at Gulfstream Park. We will see him this weekend in the Fountain of Youth Stakes (G2).
• Born Noble – This horse looked like he was ready to romp but lost the lead late in a recent allowance race.

11. Aaron Halterman (50/1)

• Speak Easy – The newest member of the team was an impressive debut winner at Gulfstream Park. We’ll see him again in either Saturday’s Fountain of Youth Stakes (G2) or a Friday allowance race.
• Merit – He’ll try again this weekend in either a Friday allowance race or Saturday’s Fountain of Youth Stakes (G2).
• Informed Patriot – The newest member of the team sucked a fat one in the Sunland Derby (G3).
• Wynstock – Not sure if he’s even finished the Southwest Stakes (G3) yet.
• Who Dey – Hey, he finally worked out! He’s preparing to make his 2024 debut at Turfway Park.