Catch a Glimpse, who has won all six of her graded stakes starts, will leave from post 12 with jockey Florent Geroux in the irons. Trainer Mark Casse, has kept the chestnut filly in Keeneland but is optimistic for her Belmont debut coming off a 2 ¼-length
Trainer Jimmy Jerkens said he was still puzzled by Effinex's subpar effort last time out but was looking forward to having him return and run at Belmont, where he has two wins from eight starts with three third-place finishes. "I don't know what happened
"The New York Racing Association is committed to featuring the best horses at each of our racetracks," said Chris Kay, NYRA President and Chief Executive Officer. "We hope [owner] Mr. [Rick] Porter and [trainer] Jerry Hollendorfer will join us at Saratoga
The accomplished Kitten's Joy colt boasts three wins and two seconds from six lifetime starts, including two victories over Belmont's inner turf course. His only off-the-board finish came in the Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf, where he was held wide
"I really don't have a great explanation [for Rachel's Valentina]. It looked like she was in a decent spot, but Johnny seemed like he had to start asking her for a lot earlier than you would expect him to. We'll see how she comes out of it and try to regr
"She broke good and was very alert," said Ortiz. "We went a bit fast but she wasn't pushed all the way to do that. She was relaxed and did it by herself. She was in a good rhythm. As we passed the three-eighths pole, she gave me a lot of confidence to go
Cali Star joined trainer Marty Wolfson’s stable last November and won an allowance at Gulfstream Park West at first asking prior to scoring a three-length romp in the Rampart (G3) at Gulfstream Dec. 12. The daughter of Street Cry began 2016 with a second-
This year's $1.125 million Summit of Speed, highlighted by the $250,000 Princess Rooney (G2) and the $250,000 Smile Sprint (G2), a pair of Breeders’ Cup ‘Win & You’re In’ events, is once again expected to attract top horses, riders and trainers to South F
"He worked great, galloped out in 49 [seconds] and wouldn't have blown out a match," said McLaughlin, who was on hand for the breeze. "We're on our way to working weekly leading up to his next start." Mohaymen's next work is expected to be over Saratoga's
The carryover jackpot is only paid out when there is a single unique ticket sold with all six winners. On days when there is no unique ticket, 70 percent of that day’s pool goes back to those bettors holding tickets with the most winners while 30 percent
