X Y Jet had trainer Jorge Navarro brimming with confidence after working five furlongs from the gate in 59.60 Saturday at Monmouth Park in preparation for his upcoming start in the Grade 3 Smile Sprint at Gulfstream Park on June 30.Full Story >>
Pending a Saturday morning work at Churchill for Chief Cicatriz, trainer Shawn Davis is planning to bring the gelding to South Florida for a start in the Grade 3 Smile Sprint on June 30.
There's rain in the forecast Saturday at Gulfstream Park which could put the status of the afternoon's $48,000 feature attraction, carded at a mile on the turf, in some jeopardy.
Trainer Todd Pletcher has never been a big fan of the Summit of Speed and typically has declined to ship horses from New York to South Florida to compete in the event amid the summer heat.
Nobody at Gulfstream Park is in a better cycle than trainer Stanley Gold, his principal client Arindel Farm, and their go-to rider Jeffrey Sanchez. The trio combined to win four races over the past weekend, including Sunday's main event.
Bitacora made the most of her second chance in the $100,000 Ginger Punch Stakes, rallying to a half-length victory over Unbridled Courage in the turf fixture for Florida-bred fillies and mares at Gulfstream Park.
Toss a line through Madame Uno's most recent outing and she looks tough to beat when returning with statebreds on Saturday at Gulfstream Park in the $100,000 Ginger Punch for fillies and mares going 1 1/16 miles on turf, weather permitting.
Three promising 3-year-olds, each coming off a one-sided victory, likely will vie for favoritism in Friday's $40,000 main event at Gulfstream Park, a first-level allowance/optional claimer at a mile and restricted to Florida-breds.
Nominations for the Grade 2, $250,000 Princess Rooney on June 30 do not close until Sunday. But trainer John Servis has planned well ahead for the race, shipping his speedy Ms Locust Point to South Florida from her summer base at Parx to complete ...
