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The $112,800 W. N. Reynolds Stakes for 3-year-old pacers was featured at Plainridge Park on Monday (Oct. 12) afternoon and contested in two divisions separated by gender. The races were outstanding and both divisions produced a record event.
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Forrest Bartlett's Hawaiian Warfare ($6.40, Mike Cole) was a 1:56 1/5 winner in the $110,000 Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund (DSBF) final for 2-year-old pacing colts and geldings Monday at Harrington Raceway.
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Tirupati provided former British and Irish champion jockey Jamie Spencer with a milestone in Monday’s $95,900 Swingtime Stakes at Santa Anita – his first career win in California.
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D I Wire didn’t have it quite as easy in his second stakes start at Finger Lakes, but the juvenile colt still proved overwhelming in the $176,000 New York Breeders’ Futurity on Monday. Jockey Paco Lopez, now 2 for 2 in his career at the New York track, broke sharply again and had plenty left in a 1 1/4-length, gate-to-wire victory.
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Tam Tam on Saturday added the Grade 1 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup to her Grade 1 Del Mar Oaks, rising to the top of the 3-year-old filly turf-route division – and is not done yet.
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Greg Reinhart's analysis of the Wednesday 10/14 card at Yonkers Raceway.
Matt Rose's analysis of the Tuesday 10/13 card at Yonkers Raceway.
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Six horses were supplemented to the 2026 Grade 1 Breeders Crown at Ohio’s Eldorado Scioto Downs by Monday’s (Oct. 12) noon deadline, equaling the most in a year since 2014.
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Trainer Hugo Padilla said he thought he would have a relatively easy time when he entered the classy Pennsylvania-bred mare Nature’s Candy in the $60,000 Commonwealth Sire Stakes on Tuesday at Parx Racing. His brother, trainer Ernesto Padilla-Preciado, thought much the same when he entered Lady Annabelle, who will make her stakes debut on a six-race winning streak.
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Crystal Pearl’s solid form is a little dressed up, but the son of Curlin is still the one to beat in Thursday’s Woodbine headliner, a nonwinners of two allowance with a $50,000 claiming option for 3-year-olds.
