In a powerful move, Untapable worked six furlongs in company in 1:10.80 as she continues preparations for her second start of the year. Untapable remains under consideration for the Grade 1, $600,000 Apple Blossom Handicap at Oaklawn and the Grade 1, $300,000 La Troienne at Churchill Downs, with her next start to be determined after conversations with the Winchell Thoroughbreds team, said trainer Steve Asmussen.
MUBTAAHIJ earned a trip to the Kentucky Derby with this runaway victory in the United Arab Emirates Derby, worth 100 points to the winner.
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John DeLong was 19 years old when he won the driving title at Running Aces in its inaugural season in 2008. Now at the age of 26, the Wisconsin native has 1,282 victories to his credit and is No. 2 in the standings at Balmoral Park, one win behind leader Casey Leonard, and tied for fifth at Maywood Park.
Though the realization of a lifelong dream for Larry Collmus begins on April Fool’s Day, it’s no joke. He is the new voice of the New York Racing Association.
David Grening ranks the top 3-year-old males and fillies pointing to races at Aqueduct.
Dave Litfin's horses to watch at Aqueduct for the week of March 30.
The class relief will be a considerable one for Call Me Crazy, who drops out of the Grade 3 Palm Beach Stakes and in against softer, overnight stakes company in Wednesday’s $60,000 Cutler Bay Stakes carded at a mile over the Gulfstream Park turf course.
Handicapper Brad Free ranks the top 3-year-old males and fillies pointing to races at Santa Anita.
Horseplayers will see a sign of spring Wednesday at Aqueduct when the main track opens for a four-week run which will consist of 19 racing days through April 26.
The Thoroughbred Horse Show Association will host its fourth annual show on Sunday, May 3 at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Ky., benefiting Our Mims Retirement Haven for broodmares.
