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Red Mile: Favorites blanked in Kentucky Commonwealth Series finals
The Red Mile hosted eight $100,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series finals on the Monday afternoon (Sept. 21) card, where no favorite found the winner's circle through the stakes action.
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The Red Mile hosted eight $100,000 Kentucky Commonwealth Series finals on the Monday afternoon (Sept. 21) card, where no favorite found the winner's circle through the stakes action.
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Speedbewithyou scored a 62-1 upset in the $123,200 (div.) Ohio Breeders Championship for 3-year-old filly trotters on a damp, windy afternoon on Monday (Sept. 21) at the Delaware County Fair.
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The $650,000 Little Brown Jug (Grade 1) drew 11 entries, forcing two eliminations on Thursday (Sept. 24) at the Delaware County Fair.
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Four more standout two-year-old trotters have punched their tickets to the eliminations for the 2027 Oak Grove Trotting Derby and Oaks following major Grand Circuit and Kentucky Sire Stakes victories over the weekend.
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Jockey Paco Lopez made his first trip to Finger Lakes worthwhile aboard D I Wire, who proved much the best on the front end to win the $100,000 Aspirant Stakes. The juvenile colt did not stack up against statebred stakes rivals at Saratoga last month, but trainer Kelly Breen found the right field this time.
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Greg Reinhart's analysis of the Wednesday 9/23 card at Yonkers Raceway.
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Despite Burnham Square's defeat in the Kentucky Turf Cup at Kentucky Downs in his most recent start, trainer Ian Wilkes remains confident about the 4-year-old gelding's chances in the Breeders' Cup Turf.
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On Beyer Speed Figures, only two 2-year-olds, the colt U. S. S. Valor and the filly Summer Starlet, have run faster this year than How’s Al Today's 94 in the Kentucky Downs Juvenile Mile. If that sounds like a Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf horse, How’s Al Today’s connections concur.
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Matt Rose's analysis of the Tuesday 9/22 card at Yonkers Raceway.
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Hall of Famer Tim Tetrick became just the sixth driver in North American harness racing history to cross the 15,000-win milestone when he won in an overnight pace at The Red Mile on Monday afternoon (Sept. 21).