The Clark Handicap is a Grade I race that has been taking place since 1875. It is open to horses that are at least three years old and it carries a $500,000 prize purse. It takes place towards the end of November each year and is one of the oldest horse races that is still being run in the country. The race is named after the Louisville Jockey Club founder, the body that developed the Churchill Downs track.

Quality stands out in the Clark Handicap, with jockeys holding nothing back in their pursuit for success. When conditions are strong, fast running will be required, along with a blend of stamina.

If the conditions are poor, which can often be the case for the Clark Handicap as it takes place towards the end of November, then there will be more of an emphasis on stamina. To place a bet on the Clark Handicap, you can use one of the selection of great betting sites that have been reviewed on Roger.com by a team of experts.