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Salahudin improves to 3 for 3 with Iroquois Stakes triumph
Jose Ortiz rode Salahudin like much the best horse in the Iroquois Stakes, mainly because he was.
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Jose Ortiz rode Salahudin like much the best horse in the Iroquois Stakes, mainly because he was.
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We learned nothing new about Splendora on Saturday in the Locust Grove Stakes at Churchill Downs, where Splendora earned $186,000 in an easy day’s work.
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The consummate pro Notable Speech didn’t have much pace to chase in Saturday’s Grade 1 Woodbine Mile, but the reigning champion male turf runner in North America prevailed regardless using his lethal stretch kick to win it for the second year in a row under William Buick.
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If you thought Manuka Honey might not get a mile in the Pocahontas Stakes on Saturday at Churchill Downs, you must not have gotten a look at the filly.
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A sudden downpour that hit the local area just prior to post for the $225,000 Princess Rooney Stakes may have changed the condition of the racetrack but did little to dampen the speed of Kerry’s Kiss. The Saffie Joseph Jr. trainee splashed her way to a gate-to-wire, 1 1/2-ength victory over the heavily-favored Simply Joking in the Grade 3 local fixture.
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Three-year-old colt Fragment became a two-time New York Sire Stakes champion and stallion Huntsville sired three of the four winners of the $300,000 finals for male and female pacers Saturday (Sept. 12) at MGM Yonkers Raceway.
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Uncle Rob, AI, Kountry Plunge and Sharp Seven were victorious in their respective $300,000 New York Sire Stakes finals for trotters on Saturday afternoon (Sept. 12) at MGM Yonkers Raceway.
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Favorites Built and Usha came through in a pair of sprint stakes on Saturday at Churchill Downs.
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Super Chapter became the first horse representing the United States to win the Grade 1 $1 million MGM Yonkers International Trot since Resolve in 2016 with a powerful 2:22 3/5 performance for the mile and a quarter in the 2026 edition of the race on Saturday afternoon.
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England-based Al Hudaiba ran greenly through the stretch but got the job done under William Buick in Saturday’s Grade 1, $501,000 Summer for 2-year-olds at Woodbine.