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Forever Young impressed observers with a fast finish to a workout at Belmont Park three days before he won the Grade 1 Jockey Club Gold Cup on Sept 18. In his subsequent training over the last three weeks, stamina, not speed, has been the objective each morning.
Norco, the winner of the $894,200 Los Alamitos Super Derby last November, won his first stakes of 2026 in Saturday’s $100,000 Robert Boniface Los Alamitos Championship for older Quarter Horses, a race marred by a fatal injury sustained by the former champion Empressum.
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Jubawithatwist floored heavy favorite Teachintherelease to win the $300,000 West Virginia Sam Huff Breeders’ Classic by 10 lengths on Saturday at Charles Town. Far from a dramatic and hard-fought upset, the 5-year-old gelding took over on the far turn and never looked back in his first stakes victory since 2024.
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David Hall joined a celebrated group of current Hong Kong trainers by securing his 700th Hong Kong win with a double at Sha Tin on Sunday.
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Redland Rocket Man captured the main attraction of the 2026 Ontario Sires Stakes Super Finals on Saturday night at Woodbine Mohawk Park, taking the C$350,000 3-year-old male pace and defeating Beau Jangles in the process.
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Sangria Summer had an awfully hot summer and continued her winning ways in autumn on Saturday night, going wire-to-wire in capturing the $150,000 Grade 3 Courageous Lady for 3-year-old pacing fillies at Northfield Park in a 1:51 1/5 mile over a track rated "good."
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Taking care of business, Yo Beth D, driven by Kyle Wilfong for trainer Ken Rucker, swept all the legs and the $75,000 ISS Aged Mare Trot final at Harrah's Hoosier Park on Saturday (October 10) for her third Indiana Sire Stakes title.
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Northfield Park Racino hosted eight $50,000 divisions of the Ohio Fairs Championships as part of a 15-race card on Saturday (Oct. 10).
For the first time this fall, there is a two-day carryover of $99,295 in the $2 pick six at Santa Anita for Sunday’s program.
