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Waves Of Fortune edged out a nose victory in a thrilling three-filly photo in the lone C$150,000 Ontario Sires Stakes (OSS) Gold Leg 4 division for 2-year-old pacers on Saturday (Sept. 5) at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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Best Chip and Tim Tetrick made a second move to gain control past the quarter pole and went on to a dominating performance, capturing the Grade 1 C$705,000 Canadian Pacing Derby on Saturday night at Woodbine Mohawk Park in a 1:46 4/5 mile for trainer Joe Bongiorno.
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Dexter Dunn made an authoritative brush to the lead with odds-on favorite Super Chapter heading to the half and strode confidently to a track- and Canadian-record 1:49 3/5 victory in the C$620,000 Grade 1 Maple Leaf Trot, a trotting free-for-all event, on Saturday night at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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Mothers Moni came away with top honors from the C$140,000 Simcoe Stakes for 3-year-old male trotters on Saturday evening at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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Perhaps the most revealing aspect of trainer Bob Baffert’s 13th victory in the Grade 1 Del Mar Debutante was a declaration by jockey Juan Hernandez after the Saturday race.
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In perhaps one of the greatest performances by a pacing mare, Francent N and driver Louis Roy set a stakes and Canadian record in bravely capturing the $255,000 Grade 2 Milton Stakes at Woodbine Mohawk Park Saturday night in a 1:47 3/5 clocking. The imported daughter of Vincent withstood a bold bid by Louies Girl N just past the halfway mark and prevailed with a 26 2/5 final quarter.
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What looked hopeless immediately after the start turned out quite well for Magnificat in Saturday’s $101,500 Tranquility Lake Stakes at Del Mar.
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Observed, a debut winner at Horseshoe Indianapolis and the only shipper in the Grade 3 Del Mar Juvenile Turf, scored a $15.40 upset over 7-5 favorite Shadow Nation in the turf mile.
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Longshot Somerset West won a five-horse blanket finish that did not include 1-2 favorite Cy Fair in the Music City, the last of five stakes on Saturday at Kentucky Downs.
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Last fall, as a 3-year-old at the time and third-place finisher in the 2025 Kentucky Oaks, Bless the Broken sold at auction for a tidy sum of $750,000. She moved into the barn of Brad Cox, one of the most prolific graded-stakes winning trainers of the modern era, and Cox set about getting the filly her first graded-stakes victory.
