The Breeders' Cup World Championships attract the best Thoroughbred horses worldwide to compete in Grade 1 races for both males and females at a variety of distances on both turf and dirt. The event includes 14 Championship races over two consecutive days. The 2026 Breeders' Cup will be held at Keeneland in Kentucky on Oct. 30 and Oct. 31. Stay updated with the latest Breeders' Cup entries, picks, results, odds, and news from Daily Racing Form.
The horses that compete in these championship races can claim their berths in multiple ways. The first is by winning a Breeders' Cup Challenge race. The second is through a system that allows horses to earn points based on their performance in major races throughout the year. The third way to be selected is to be chosen by a panel of experts. There are a maximum of 14 horses in each Breeders' Cup race, except the Dirt Mile and Juvenile Turf Sprint, which are limited to 12 starters.
The 2026 Breeders' Cup will be held at Keeneland in Kentucky.
The 2026 Breeders' Cup will be held Oct. 30-31.
Daily Racing Form is offering a Player's Guide with picks and analysis for all of the Breeders' Cup Championship races. You can get it here: https://shop.drf.com/breeders-cup
Daily Racing Form's past performances for the Breeders' Cup will be available on Oct. 26. You can access also purchase Pre-Entry Past Performances as part of a Breeders’ Cup package starting Oct. 21 here: https://shop.drf.com/breeders-cup
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About the Breeders' Cup
Keeneland
The Breeders' Cup World Championships attract the best Thoroughbred horses worldwide to compete in Grade 1 races for both males and females at a variety of distances on both turf and dirt. The event includes 14 Championship races over two consecutive days. The 2026 Breeders' Cup will be held at Keeneland in Kentucky on Oct. 30 and Oct. 31. Stay updated with the latest Breeders' Cup entries, picks, results, odds, and news from Daily Racing Form.
The horses that compete in these championship races can claim their berths in multiple ways. The first is by winning a Breeders' Cup Challenge race. The second is through a system that allows horses to earn points based on their performance in major races throughout the year. The third way to be selected is to be chosen by a panel of experts. There are a maximum of 14 horses in each Breeders' Cup race, except the Dirt Mile and Juvenile Turf Sprint, which are limited to 12 starters.
The 2026 Breeders' Cup will be held at Keeneland in Kentucky.
The 2026 Breeders' Cup will be held Oct. 30-31.
Daily Racing Form is offering a Player's Guide with picks and analysis for all of the Breeders' Cup Championship races. You can get it here: https://shop.drf.com/breeders-cup
Daily Racing Form's past performances for the Breeders' Cup will be available on Oct. 26. You can access also purchase Pre-Entry Past Performances as part of a Breeders’ Cup package starting Oct. 21 here: https://shop.drf.com/breeders-cup
Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies possibles
designates Keeneland sales grad. Comments by Patrick Moquin.
HorseLast 3 Beyers
Trainer
Last Race
Sire
David Aragona odds
Emphatic
95-83-69
Brendan Walsh
Alcibiades, KEE, 1st
Nyquist
9-5
Owner:Gainesway Stable and Andrew Rosen
Patrick Moquin: New favorite in this field with Summer Starlet taken out of contention
Miss Monica
87-87
Bob Baffert
Del Mar Debutante, DMR, 1st
Early Voting
3-1
Owner:Michael E. Pegram, Karl Watson, and Paul Weitman
Patrick Moquin: West Coast filly skipped Oak Leaf, has been in Kentucky since late September
Domain Expansion
88-45
Leonard Powell
Oak Leaf, SA, 1st
Speaker's Corner
6-1
Owner:California Racing Partners, Ciaglia Racing, Allen R. Keith, and Kevin O'Donnell
Patrick Moquin: Second-time starter surprised Baffert trio for a classy maiden victory
Manuka Honey
78-76-67
Brian Lynch
Pocahontas, CD, 1st
Upstart
6-1
Owner:Lisa Lee, Jason Sciortino, William Lynch, Brian Howe, and Terry Hamilton
Patrick Moquiin: Made her case in September with a nice-looking try at a mile
Dotsy
82-69
John Grabowski
Frizette, BEL, 1st
Tacitus
8-1
Owner:TSP Enterprises
Patrick Moquin: From Finger Lakes to Grade 1 score, trainer has already taken one chance
Holmby
77-71-78
Bob Baffert
Oak Leaf, SA, 2nd
Corniche
15-1
Owner:Talla Racing
Patrick Moquin: Two distant finishes in the money while stretching out in distance
Rum Twist
78-78-58
Mark Hennig
Frizette, BEL, 2nd
Mandaloun
15-1
Owner:R. Lee Lewis and Lexi J. Lewis
Patrick Moquin: No match for the winner in her stakes debut but ran on solidly at a mile
Scarlett Begonia
75-63-68
Brad Cox
Pocahontas, CD, 2nd
Life Is Good
20-1
Owner:Hat Creek Racing, Ashview Farm and Upland Flats Racing
Patrick Moquin: Didn't get the win in the Pocahontas, but improved at a mile.
Crazy Hot Mess
74-60-62
Ray Bryner
Del Mar Debutante, DMR, 2nd
Pinehurst
30-1
Owner:Michael McMillan and Raymond C. Bryner
Patrick Moquin: Now back with owner/trainer at Churchill, training well for two-turn test
Revenge of the Sis
76-71
George Weaver
Frizette, BEL, 3rd
Grivin
30-1
Owner:CJ Thoroughbreds and John Ropes
Patrick Moquin: Two career starts for the deep closer, two third-place finishes in stakes
Others: Quattro Passi
Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies pre-entries
designates Keeneland sales grad. Comments by David Aragona.
HorseLast 3 Beyers
Trainer
Last Race
Sire
David Aragona odds
Emphatic
95-83-69
Brendan Walsh
Alcibiades, KEE, 1st
Nyquist
9-5
Owner:Gainesway Stable and Andrew Rosen
Patrick Moquin: New favorite in this field with Summer Starlet taken out of contention
Miss Monica
87-87
Bob Baffert
Del Mar Debutante, DMR, 1st
Early Voting
3-1
Owner:Michael E. Pegram, Karl Watson, and Paul Weitman
Patrick Moquin: West Coast filly skipped Oak Leaf, has been in Kentucky since late September
Domain Expansion
88-45
Leonard Powell
Oak Leaf, SA, 1st
Speaker's Corner
6-1
Owner:California Racing Partners, Ciaglia Racing, Allen R. Keith, and Kevin O'Donnell
Patrick Moquin: Second-time starter surprised Baffert trio for a classy maiden victory
Manuka Honey
78-76-67
Brian Lynch
Pocahontas, CD, 1st
Upstart
6-1
Owner:Lisa Lee, Jason Sciortino, William Lynch, Brian Howe, and Terry Hamilton
Patrick Moquiin: Made her case in September with a nice-looking try at a mile
Dotsy
82-69
John Grabowski
Frizette, BEL, 1st
Tacitus
8-1
Owner:TSP Enterprises
Patrick Moquin: From Finger Lakes to Grade 1 score, trainer has already taken one chance
Holmby
77-71-78
Bob Baffert
Oak Leaf, SA, 2nd
Corniche
15-1
Owner:Talla Racing
Patrick Moquin: Two distant finishes in the money while stretching out in distance
Rum Twist
78-78-58
Mark Hennig
Frizette, BEL, 2nd
Mandaloun
15-1
Owner:R. Lee Lewis and Lexi J. Lewis
Patrick Moquin: No match for the winner in her stakes debut but ran on solidly at a mile
Scarlett Begonia
75-63-68
Brad Cox
Pocahontas, CD, 2nd
Life Is Good
20-1
Owner:Hat Creek Racing, Ashview Farm and Upland Flats Racing
Patrick Moquin: Didn't get the win in the Pocahontas, but improved at a mile.
Crazy Hot Mess
74-60-62
Ray Bryner
Del Mar Debutante, DMR, 2nd
Pinehurst
30-1
Owner:Michael McMillan and Raymond C. Bryner
Patrick Moquin: Now back with owner/trainer at Churchill, training well for two-turn test
Revenge of the Sis
76-71
George Weaver
Frizette, BEL, 3rd
Grivin
30-1
Owner:CJ Thoroughbreds and John Ropes
Patrick Moquin: Two career starts for the deep closer, two third-place finishes in stakes
Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Challenge Series Results
designates Keeneland sales grad. Comments by Patrick Moquin.
HorseLast 3 Beyers
Trainer
Last Race
Sire
David Aragona odds
Emphatic
95-83-69
Brendan Walsh
Alcibiades, KEE, 1st
Nyquist
9-5
Owner:Gainesway Stable and Andrew Rosen
Patrick Moquin: New favorite in this field with Summer Starlet taken out of contention
Miss Monica
87-87
Bob Baffert
Del Mar Debutante, DMR, 1st
Early Voting
3-1
Owner:Michael E. Pegram, Karl Watson, and Paul Weitman
Patrick Moquin: West Coast filly skipped Oak Leaf, has been in Kentucky since late September
Domain Expansion
88-45
Leonard Powell
Oak Leaf, SA, 1st
Speaker's Corner
6-1
Owner:California Racing Partners, Ciaglia Racing, Allen R. Keith, and Kevin O'Donnell
Patrick Moquin: Second-time starter surprised Baffert trio for a classy maiden victory
Manuka Honey
78-76-67
Brian Lynch
Pocahontas, CD, 1st
Upstart
6-1
Owner:Lisa Lee, Jason Sciortino, William Lynch, Brian Howe, and Terry Hamilton
Patrick Moquiin: Made her case in September with a nice-looking try at a mile
Dotsy
82-69
John Grabowski
Frizette, BEL, 1st
Tacitus
8-1
Owner:TSP Enterprises
Patrick Moquin: From Finger Lakes to Grade 1 score, trainer has already taken one chance
Holmby
77-71-78
Bob Baffert
Oak Leaf, SA, 2nd
Corniche
15-1
Owner:Talla Racing
Patrick Moquin: Two distant finishes in the money while stretching out in distance
Rum Twist
78-78-58
Mark Hennig
Frizette, BEL, 2nd
Mandaloun
15-1
Owner:R. Lee Lewis and Lexi J. Lewis
Patrick Moquin: No match for the winner in her stakes debut but ran on solidly at a mile
Scarlett Begonia
75-63-68
Brad Cox
Pocahontas, CD, 2nd
Life Is Good
20-1
Owner:Hat Creek Racing, Ashview Farm and Upland Flats Racing
Patrick Moquin: Didn't get the win in the Pocahontas, but improved at a mile.
Crazy Hot Mess
74-60-62
Ray Bryner
Del Mar Debutante, DMR, 2nd
Pinehurst
30-1
Owner:Michael McMillan and Raymond C. Bryner
Patrick Moquin: Now back with owner/trainer at Churchill, training well for two-turn test
Revenge of the Sis
76-71
George Weaver
Frizette, BEL, 3rd
Grivin
30-1
Owner:CJ Thoroughbreds and John Ropes
Patrick Moquin: Two career starts for the deep closer, two third-place finishes in stakes
Others: Quattro Passi
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About the Breeders' Cup
Keeneland
The Breeders' Cup World Championships attract the best Thoroughbred horses worldwide to compete in Grade 1 races for both males and females at a variety of distances on both turf and dirt. The event includes 14 Championship races over two consecutive days. The 2026 Breeders' Cup will be held at Keeneland in Kentucky on Oct. 30 and Oct. 31. Stay updated with the latest Breeders' Cup entries, picks, results, odds, and news from Daily Racing Form.
The horses that compete in these championship races can claim their berths in multiple ways. The first is by winning a Breeders' Cup Challenge race. The second is through a system that allows horses to earn points based on their performance in major races throughout the year. The third way to be selected is to be chosen by a panel of experts. There are a maximum of 14 horses in each Breeders' Cup race, except the Dirt Mile and Juvenile Turf Sprint, which are limited to 12 starters.
The 2026 Breeders' Cup will be held at Keeneland in Kentucky.
The 2026 Breeders' Cup will be held Oct. 30-31.
Daily Racing Form is offering a Player's Guide with picks and analysis for all of the Breeders' Cup Championship races. You can get it here: https://shop.drf.com/breeders-cup
Daily Racing Form's past performances for the Breeders' Cup will be available on Oct. 26. You can access also purchase Pre-Entry Past Performances as part of a Breeders’ Cup package starting Oct. 21 here: https://shop.drf.com/breeders-cup
Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies pre-entries
designates Keeneland sales grad. Comments by David Aragona.
HorseLast 3 Beyers
Trainer
Last Race
Sire
David Aragona odds
Emphatic
95-83-69
Brendan Walsh
Alcibiades, KEE, 1st
Nyquist
9-5
Owner:Gainesway Stable and Andrew Rosen
Patrick Moquin: New favorite in this field with Summer Starlet taken out of contention
Miss Monica
87-87
Bob Baffert
Del Mar Debutante, DMR, 1st
Early Voting
3-1
Owner:Michael E. Pegram, Karl Watson, and Paul Weitman
Patrick Moquin: West Coast filly skipped Oak Leaf, has been in Kentucky since late September
Domain Expansion
88-45
Leonard Powell
Oak Leaf, SA, 1st
Speaker's Corner
6-1
Owner:California Racing Partners, Ciaglia Racing, Allen R. Keith, and Kevin O'Donnell
Patrick Moquin: Second-time starter surprised Baffert trio for a classy maiden victory
Manuka Honey
78-76-67
Brian Lynch
Pocahontas, CD, 1st
Upstart
6-1
Owner:Lisa Lee, Jason Sciortino, William Lynch, Brian Howe, and Terry Hamilton
Patrick Moquiin: Made her case in September with a nice-looking try at a mile
Dotsy
82-69
John Grabowski
Frizette, BEL, 1st
Tacitus
8-1
Owner:TSP Enterprises
Patrick Moquin: From Finger Lakes to Grade 1 score, trainer has already taken one chance
Holmby
77-71-78
Bob Baffert
Oak Leaf, SA, 2nd
Corniche
15-1
Owner:Talla Racing
Patrick Moquin: Two distant finishes in the money while stretching out in distance
Rum Twist
78-78-58
Mark Hennig
Frizette, BEL, 2nd
Mandaloun
15-1
Owner:R. Lee Lewis and Lexi J. Lewis
Patrick Moquin: No match for the winner in her stakes debut but ran on solidly at a mile
Scarlett Begonia
75-63-68
Brad Cox
Pocahontas, CD, 2nd
Life Is Good
20-1
Owner:Hat Creek Racing, Ashview Farm and Upland Flats Racing
Patrick Moquin: Didn't get the win in the Pocahontas, but improved at a mile.
Crazy Hot Mess
74-60-62
Ray Bryner
Del Mar Debutante, DMR, 2nd
Pinehurst
30-1
Owner:Michael McMillan and Raymond C. Bryner
Patrick Moquin: Now back with owner/trainer at Churchill, training well for two-turn test
Revenge of the Sis
76-71
George Weaver
Frizette, BEL, 3rd
Grivin
30-1
Owner:CJ Thoroughbreds and John Ropes
Patrick Moquin: Two career starts for the deep closer, two third-place finishes in stakes
Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Challenge Series Results
While most contenders in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies have done the traditional work to prepare for the $2 million race, Crazy Hot Mess is taking a somewhat unconventional path. After finishing second in the Grade 1 Del Mar Debutante for Peter...
While most contenders in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies have done the traditional work to prepare for the $2 million race, Crazy Hot Mess is taking a somewhat unconventional path. After finishing second in the Grade 1 Del Mar Debutante for Peter...
While most contenders in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies have done the traditional work to prepare for the $2 million race, Crazy Hot Mess is taking a somewhat unconventional path. After finishing second in the Grade 1 Del Mar Debutante for Peter...
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