Gone Astray will seek his third straight stakes win in Saturday's Grade 3, $100,000 Discovery Handicap for 3-year-olds at Aqueduct. In his last two starts, Gone Astray has won the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby and the $150,000 Ohio Derby. Gone Astray faces five rivals in the 1 1/8-mile Discovery, including Haynesfield and Bad Action.

As Sam-Son Farm continues to restructure its operation, it has begun to spread its stock to a second trainer, Malcolm Pierce.

Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies winner She Be Wild was among 12 horses pre-entered Friday in the Grade 3, $500,000 Delta Princess, to be run on Dec. 4.

Entries for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park were taken before Bobby Frankel died early Monday morning, so the Wednesday program listed Life By R R, who ran in the fifth race, as being trained by Frankel. And when Life By R R subsequently won, victorious jockey Alex Solis realized the significance of the win as he passed the finish line.

Loup Breton, a source of anxiety for trainer Julio Canani in his U.S. debut at Hollywood Park, came through magnificently, and now gives Canani a major player in the local turf division.

Piscitelli shipped into the Calder barn area last week, but his local stay will be short lived. He is expected to be moved to Gulfstream Park next weekend and begin preparing for the Holy Bull Stakes on Jan. 23.

The Oklahoma Racing Commission on Thursday set a Dec. 17 special meeting to consider Global Gaming's licensing as the new owner of Remington Park.