Sophie Doyle (winning rider) “We had a perfect trip. Fioretti traveled beautifully throughout the race. I just waited until the quarter pole, grabbed her up tight and sent her on. She did it lovely. I saw Judy the Beauty on the inside, and I saw her start
“I have a plan, but we’ll probably know more tomorrow,” Baffert said Friday morning in response to questions about “Pharoah’s” date of departure. With a 60 percent chance of thunderstorm activity in the Arcadia area on Sunday, Baffert may indeed opt to wo
“They are both coming into their races really well,” Brueggemann said. “Everything is good and they’re training well. The Pizza Man is getting better as he gets older and is really on his toes right now. Work All Week has always sort of been the same; alw
An impressive winner in his first two starts for trainer Henry Collazo - breaking his maiden at first asking at Gulfstream in June before going on the road and running away with August’s $100,000 Mountaineer Juvenile Stakes in West Virginia by nine length
“While handle increases are gratifying, our number one goal for every live race meeting is the safety of every horse and rider,” said Kentucky Downs President Corey Johnsen. “We started a record number of horses per race, and the horse ambulance never mov
With Bob Baffert looking on, the bay colt by Pioneerof the Nile then walked up the Santa Anita stretch en route to Baffert’s Barn 5. Owned and bred by Ahmed Zayat, “Pharoah” is scheduled to breeze five furlongs Sunday morning with jockey Martin Garcia. An
Trained by Hall of Famer Shug McGaughey, Honor Code enters the Kelso having established himself as one of the top older horses in the country. With three wins from four starts this year and two wins from three starts at the distance, McGaughey opted for t
Purchased for $45,000 in May, She's All Ready has been sensational in two starts for trainer Jimmy Ryerson and owner Nirvana Stables. The daughter of Girolamo decimated a field of New York-bred maidens in her debut, leading gate to wire to score by 8 ¼ le
A "Win and You're In" race for the Breeders' Cup Juvenile at Keeneland, the one-mile Champagne will be contested for the 145th time as part of a stakes-laden card highlighted by the Grade 1, $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup. Ralis, a Reddam Racing homebred
The Meadow Star is one of six stakes worth $1.45 million carded for Saturday’s 12-race closing day program at Gulfstream Park that includes the $500,000 Florida Sire Stakes In Reality and My Dear Girl divisions for juveniles. Having won the Azalea (G3) in
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