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Andrew Harris trainee Brandon Blvd reclaimed the crown as the North American season leader in earnings with a dominant 1:48 victory in the $400,000 Kentucky Championship Series final for 3-year-old pacing colts and geldings, which was one of eight finals on the $3.2-million Night of Champions at The Red Mile on Sunday night (Sept. 20).
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The opening day of the 2026 Delaware County Fair started on Sunday (Sept. 20) with steady rain showers and a dull track. However, by mid-card the track was upgraded to fast thanks to a brisk breeze with intermittent sun, and some Ohio-sired stars also shined.
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Trainer Rick Dutrow entered Sunday’s Belmont Park card having just one win from his last 35 starters since Igniter won the Ellis Park Derby on Aug. 9.
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Deterministic, who had a six-race winning streak snapped when getting beat by Notable Speech in the Grade 1 Woodbine Mile, is back training at Saratoga, where he will likely be prepared for a start in the Breeders’ Cup Mile on Oct. 31 at Keeneland, trainer Miguel Clement said Sunday.
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When Far Bridge came off a six-month layoff to win the Grade 3 Pan American Stakes at Gulfstream Park on March 28, trainer Miguel Clement thought it signaled the beginning of a big campaign for the 6-year-old son of English Channel.
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Dynamic Pricing found her best stride later than expected, but it was in time to run by the upset-minded pacesetter Modarosa to win Sunday’s $175,000 Forever Together Stakes by a neck at soggy Belmont Park.
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Mr. A. P., best known for finishing second in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile at Del Mar last November, will race against older horses for the first time in Saturday’s Grade 1 Goodwood Stakes at Santa Anita, trainer Vladimir Cerin said.
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An old friend helped jockey Edwin Maldonado end a seven-month slump in stakes wins at Los Alamitos on Saturday.
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Six horses and their jockeys were involved in a violent wreck past the half-mile pole in the second race Saturday evening at Churchill Downs, leading Churchill stewards to declare the race a no-contest.
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Paco Lopez has never ridden at Finger Lakes in his nearly 22,000-race career, but the jockey is prepared to make the trip for the juvenile colt D I Wire in the $100,000 Aspirant Stakes on Monday. The Kelly Breen-trained New York-bred will likely have an easier time after a tough stint at Saratoga.
