NBC Sports announced a 3-year extension of their partnership to broadcast events from the Breeders' Cup Challenge series. The Breeders' Cup races were called by Tom Durkin from 1984 through 2005, and by Trevor Denman from 2006 to 2012. The Breeders' Cup has used two announcers in recent years, with Larry Collmus calling the races for the network shows, and the host track's announcer calling for the regular in-house and simulcast feeds. Race tracks The Breeders' Cup is held at different racetracks. Santa Anita Park has hosted the event more than any other track—it will host its 11th Breeders' Cup in 2023. Churchill Downs has hosted nine times. Belmont Park hosted the series four times, and Gulfstream Park and Hollywood Park each hosted the meet three times. Since 2008 the Breeders' Cup has rotated exclusively between two tracks in California (Santa Anita and Del Mar) and two in Kentucky (Churchill Downs and Keeneland). Past and Future Breeders' Cup sites: Steeplechase For several years, the "Grand National Steeplechase" (now run as the Grand National Hurdle Stakes) was known as the Breeders' Cup Grand National Steeplechase under a licensing agreement between the National Steeplechase Association and Breeders' Cup. However, the Grand National was never an official part of the Breeders' Cup series. See also Breeders' Cup Challenge Breeders Crown Breeders' Stakes List of horse races Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing References External links Breeders' Cup Stats Racing series for horses Recurring sporting events established in 1984 1984 establishments in California Horse races in California Horse races in Canada Horse races in Florida Horse races in Kentucky Horse races in New Jersey Horse races in New York (state) Horse races in Texas