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Saffie Joseph Jr., who upset the Breeders’ Cup Filly and Mare Sprint with Soul of an Angel two years ago at Del Mar, will have two chances of repeating that accomplishment a week from Saturday at Keeneland after pre-entering Kerry’s Kiss and R Disaster for the race on Monday.
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Trainer Jamie Ness was considering a trip to New York with the ever-improving 7-year-old Wild Vine, but for now, the Pennsylvania-bred will stay close to home. The gelding will be the one to beat in a salty edition of the $75,000 M.P. Ballezzi Appreciation Mile Stakes on Tuesday at Parx Racing.
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The New York Racing Association will raise purses across the board for the 2026-27 winter meet, with the most significant increases being offered to New York-breds, according to a schedule released Monday by the company.
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David Eustace is eyeing a run at December’s showpiece LONGINES Hong Kong International Races for Light Years Charm after he capped the English trainer’s best day in Hong Kong with victory in the HK$5.35 million G2 Sha Tin Trophy Handicap at Sha Tin on Monday.
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Ka Ying Rising has pulled up well following defeat in the G1 The Everest at Randwick Racecourse in Sydney, Australia on Saturday and will continue a familiar preparation for the LONGINES Hong Kong International Races.
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Jockey Emma-Jayne Wilson and leading trainer Mark Casse have combined to win 11 races at the Woodbine meet. They will team up in Thursday’s featured conditioned allowance/optional claimer with the favored Charmingly Evasive, who’s aiming for her third win in a row in the six-furlong main turf sprint.
Indiana Sire Stakes champions Redice and Fifty And Famous picked up where they left off by winning in $40,000 Kentucky Sire Stakes events for 2-year-old trotters on Sunday afternoon at Cumberland Run.
A tragic accident during the fifth race at Desert Park Raceway on Sunday resulted in the fatality of driver Scott Knight. The #1 horse, Dillon James, driven by Don Ross, broke stride, lost his step and went down on the track. The trailing drivers and horses were unable to avoid the downed horse, leading to a multi-horse collision.
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Magical Trickster wore down Marvellous Marvin in the final furlong to land Sunday’s $150,000 Frost King, the first of two seven-furlong Ontario-sired stakes for 2-year-olds on the Woodbine card.
