LOUISVILLE, Ky. – After missing a scheduled breeze Saturday morning because of an abscess in his right-front foot, Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint hopeful Chamberlain Bridge returned to the racetrack Sunday morning, when he jogged a mile the “wrong” way, or clockwise.

The abscess, an infected puss pocket in the hoof, drained through a nail hole after Chamberlain Bridge’s shoe was removed Saturday, Calhoun said.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Chamberlain Bridge, one of the favorites for the $1 million Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint, popped an abscess in his right front hoof Friday and had to miss a scheduled workout this weekend, although trainer Bret Calhoun is still optimistic the millionaire gelding can make the race Saturday.

Last summer, Chamberlain Bridge was narrowly beaten as the favorite in the Arlington Sprint Handicap and had to settle for third at 7-2 odds in the Pennsylvania Governor’s Cup at Penn National.

The now 6-year-old Chamberlain Bridge has now atoned for both of those defeats after holding off a belated bid from Phosphorescent to win the 38th running of the Pennsylvania Governor’s Cup upon his return to Penn National on Saturday night.