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Sorrento Sky the clear leader of the division with Eddie D win
Sorrento Sky confirmed his status as California’s leading turf sprinter with a second consecutive win in the Grade 2 Eddie D Stakes at Santa Anita on Saturday.
Steve AndersenSep 26, 2026
Sorrento Sky confirmed his status as California’s leading turf sprinter with a second consecutive win in the Grade 2 Eddie D Stakes at Santa Anita on Saturday.
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Dragoon Guard notched his first stakes win in more than two years while giving jockey Tyler Gaffalione his sixth win Saturday at Churchill when he won the Lukas Classic by 3 1/4 lengths.
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Coast Highway, a second-time starter trained by Graham Motion, was upheld as the winner of the $125,000 Laurel Futurity Stakes after multiple incidents in the stretch resulted in a lengthy review by stewards Saturday at Laurel Park.
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Left alone on the lead, Cabo Spirit played the role of spoiler in Saturday’s Grade 2 City of Hope Mile on turf at Santa Anita, ending a six-race losing streak and winning the seventh stakes of his 45-race career.
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Keeneland’s 2026 September yearling sale concluded Saturday after 12 sessions that produced a record-setting market, surpassing the auction’s previous worldwide record set just one year ago.
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Bishops Bay has a knack for drama. The 6-year-old horse in June lost the Salvator Mile at Monmouth Park by a nose. In August, he won the Iselin at Monmouth by a neck after a stretch-long duel. And on Saturday at Churchill Downs, Bishops Bay came out on the right side of a head bob, besting Coal Battle by a short head in the Ack Ack Stakes.
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On Feb. 7, making his 3-year-old debut, Plutarch won the Robert Lewis Stakes at Santa Anita, the first step toward a Triple Crown that Plutarch wound up sitting out. The colt didn’t post a timed workout after the Lewis until June, and he didn’t race again until Saturday at Churchill Downs, where Plutarch won the Bourbon Flight Stakes impressively enough to make his connections wonder what might have been.
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Trainer Kevin Attard sends out two "star" runners −Starla and Star Attraction − in Thursday’s Woodbine headliner for nonwinners-of-two allowance types over 1 1/4 miles on the main turf.
The Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf on Oct. 30 at Keeneland may have its favorite in Sun Goddess, who won her fifth consecutive start, and third straight Group 1 stakes, in Saturday’s $363,800 Cheveley Park Stakes at Newmarket Racecourse.
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Nitrogen, the champion 3-year-old filly of 2025 and leader in the clubhouse for championship honors in the older female dirt division this year, will return to race as a 5-year-old in 2027, trainer Mark Casse said Saturday.