Sorryaboutnothing has yet to cross the wire in first place in two starts, but the promising colt will represent trainer Doug O'Neill in the $300,000 Los Alamitos Futurity on Dec. 19.
Runhappy, who won the Breeders' Cup Sprint at Keeneland on Oct. 31, was scheduled to arrive Thursday afternoon at Santa Anita for a scheduled start in the $300,000 Malibu Stakes for 3-year-olds Dec. 26, said owner Jim McInvgale.
Trainer Kyle Spagnola is off to a fast and furious start to the new Meadowlands meet this fall and he hopes to continue his winning ways this weekend. The young trainer based in the Saratoga region has caught the eyes of all sharp handicappers as he has won with regularity with a mix of trotters and pacers.
Campbell Stables in Jackson, Mich., has announced the fees for its 2016 stallions, with both sires, Gun Power and Elusive Hour, standing for $1,000.
Love the Claiming Crown just like I loved an old horse named Jet Again who ran in Maryland claiming races back in the 1980s. Love the consistency of the good claimers that just love to race. Jet Again was like that. So are most of the horses entered for the card at Gulfstream Park.
Heidi's in Charge looks to dominate some of the same rivals she beat last month in the ATBA Sales Stakes when she heads the filly division of the $50,000 Arizona Breeders' Futurity on Saturday at Turf Paradise. In the second division, which is for both sexes, invader Coolidge may be the one to beat.
Monty Hanna, who has delivered the Daily Racing Form to Golden Gate Fields and other Northern California locations for several decades, will be honored Saturday at Golden Gate with a race named in his honor.
The catalog for the 2016 Keeneland January horses of all ages sale will feature 1,796 offerings over five sessions, expanding from the previous year’s renewal in both size and duration.
Tis Duet was ambitiously spotted while returning from a layoff in October, pressing the pace before fading to last in the $75,000 Little Miss Magic Stakes at Gulfstream Park West. With that start under her belt, she might be ready to make a forward move Saturday.
Morning Fire and Bird of Trey, both coming off runner-up finishes when favored at less than even-money, head a full field of 12 Pennsylvania-bred 2-year-old colts and geldings in Saturday's $100,000 Pennsyvlania Nursery at Parx Racing.
