SUNSET GLOW, OSAILA TOP STRONG PIN OAK VALLEY VIEW FIELD OF 14 Ten Broeck Farm’s Sunset Glow and Al Shaqab Racing’s Osaila (IRE), the 2-3 finishers behind the undefeated Lady Eli in last year’s Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G1) at Santa Anita, head
He also knew the question was coming in the winner’s circle...Are you going to the Breeders’ Cup? His answer, understandably, was measured on that Sunday afternoon. The veteran conditioner wanted to see how Riker would come out of the Grey before deliveri
Mandella said Beholder, a 5-year-old daughter of Henny Hughes, would go to the track Tuesday around 7:15 a.m. for a “simple, short gallop” and would have one work leading up to the 1¼-mile Classic. “It will be four, five or six days out,” Mandella said. “
GREENPOINTCRUSADER PUTS IN FIRST KEENELAND WORK FOR BREEDERS’ CUP JUVENILE St. Elias Stable, MeB Racing Stables and Brooklyn Boyz Stables’ Greenpointcrusader put in the first of two scheduled Keeneland works for the $2 million Sentient Jet Breeders’ Cup J
Ridden by Sheldon Russell, Monster Sleeping traveled the 1 1/8-miles distance in 1:51.37 on firm turf after stalking earlier fractions of 24.30, 49.47 and 1:13.53, before taking over and running a mile in 1:38.84. Sent off at 2-1, the 6-year-old dark bay
The Classic highlighted the 30th anniversary celebration of the $1 million Jim McKay Maryland Million, a program reserved for horses sired by accredited stallions standing in Maryland. Sent to post at 9-2, Admirals War Chest was the recipient of a well-ju
His perfectly configured body was dry and relaxed as he posed under jockey Victor Carrasco for their victory photo. The win was the fourth straight for Phlash Phelps, the son of Great Notion, and the first for Carrasco since returning from a six-week layo
“His win might have surprised some people, but not me,” said trainer Victor Garcia, who has Smooth Roller set to leave for Kentucky on Monday. “It didn’t surprise me at all. When Tyler started working the horse, he thought he could really run. He was real
Joe Bravo, winning jockey aboard Annual Report (No. 2): "I was very confident today. He won his last race by five lengths so easily; he had his ears up and it was just a morning gallop. There were some nice horses in the Futurity, but when he switched lea
Trainer Christophe Clement said he was "delighted" with the move, as well as that of Dirt Mile contender Red Vine, who with jockey Joel Rosario up went five furlongs in a bullet 59.45 seconds in company. All were on the main track. "They both went well, s
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