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Jimmy DiVito recently lost his home base when Hawthorne shuttered. But Nu What's New, one of the favorites in the Grade 3 Ack Ack Stakes on Saturday at Churchill, is providing DiVito with light, and hope that he will be the 75-year-old trainer's first Breeders' Cup starter.
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A $2,500 yearling is about as low an auction price as you'll see for a Thoroughbred. Yet Chunk of Gold, all $2,500 of him, will cross the $1 million mark in career earnings if he can finish third or better Saturday at Churchill Downs in the Lukas Classic. That will not take much doing.
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Crazy Mason will likely have a lot to do turning for home in Saturday's Grade 3, $250,000 Vosburgh Stakes at Belmont Park. But with the elongated stretch at the new Belmont – it's 125 feet longer than the old track – he'll have a lot of extra time and room to get it done.
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Luke Middlebrook's Hong Kong selections for Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026, at Sha Tin.
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All three of last season’s Four-Year-Old Classic Series winners headline a high-quality field in Sunday’s (27 September) Sha Tin feature, which also includes one of the city’s leading sprinters and a Group winner with an eye on becoming this season’s top miler.
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Hong Kong’s jockey ranks are set for a further injection of star power this winter, with the staggered arrival of four highly decorated international riders – Saffie Osborne, Maxime Guyon, Dylan Browne McMonagle and Rossa Ryan – each of whom has been granted a Visiting Jockey’s licence.
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The Josie Carroll-trained stablemates Bells of Paradise and Fleury are drawn outside in the 13-horse feature going 6 1/2 furlongs on Saturday at Woodbine. Bells of Paradise should be favored from post 12 in the nonwinners-of-two allowance, while Fleury figures to be a longshot from post 13.
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Loua Dipa won both the $25,000 first heat and the $240,000 second heat of the Grade 1 Jugette for 3-year-old pacing fillies on Wednesday afternoon at the Delaware (Ohio) County Fairgrounds.
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Nine 2-year-old colt and gelding pacers went postward in the $137,700 Ohio Breeders Championship on Wednesday afternoon at the Delaware (Ohio) County Fair.
