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Shalom Hanover and Eastie Boy won comfortably as heavy favorites in the pair of C$40,000 Metro eliminations for 2-year-old male pacers on Saturday night at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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Tioga Downs wrapped up their 2026 meet and hosted this year's eight $100,000 New York Excelsior Series finals on Saturday night.
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Rebounding from a messy loss at Del Mar last month, Man O Rose won Saturday’s $75,000 E.B. Johnston Stakes at Los Alamitos, his third consecutive win in the one-mile race for California-bred milers.
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Slewperstitus, a seven-time runner-up in 12 career starts, rallied for her first open-company stakes victory in the $100,000 Weather Vane on Saturday at Laurel Park.
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When Javier Castellano jumped off The Puma following his fourth-place finish in the Travers Stakes three weeks ago at Saratoga, the first thing he told trainer Gustavo Delgado was that he should add blinkers to the colt’s equipment.
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Trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. said he didn’t know what to expect from Bodacious Bay in the Grade 1 Cotillion Stakes on Saturday at Parx Racing. Jockey Micah Husbands knew even less. But at the top of the stretch, all became startlingly clear.
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William T caught the 1-5 favorite Maycocks Bay late to land his first added-money event in the Grade 3, $200,900 Durham Cup, the featured stakes on Saturday’s Woodbine card.
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It was probably a lot easier for Jamie Ness to admit he was confident after Wild Vine stormed home to win the $300,000 Parx Dirt Mile Stakes on Saturday. But before the 9-1 shot entered the gate for the toughest start of his career, there were already several signs his trainer was feeling good.
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Wagering on Love Cervere may not be for the faint of heart but those who did so in Saturday’s $175,000 Floral Park Stakes at Belmont Park were ultimately rewarded after the late-striding filly rallied from last at the eighth-pole to a 1 1/2-length victory over Leslie’s Humor in the six-furlong turf dash for older fillies and mares.
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Though Stradale won a stakes race on turf last time out, his connections believe the 3-year-old is a better horse on dirt. On Saturday, at Parx Racing, Stradale did little to dissuade that belief as Stradale came with a solid run from off the pace to win the Grade 2, $400,000 Gallant Bob Stakes by 1 1/4 lengths.
