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Spirit of St Louis returns to Belmont looking for another Mohawk win
Spirit of St Louis has been racing long enough that his appearance in Saturday's $200,000 Mohawk Stakes at Belmont Park is a homecoming of sorts.
David GreningOct 22, 2026
Spirit of St Louis has been racing long enough that his appearance in Saturday's $200,000 Mohawk Stakes at Belmont Park is a homecoming of sorts.
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If the field for Saturday's $60,000 Mr. Jordan Handicap at Gulfstream Park looks a bit familiar, it should. The race brings back six of the nine starters from a similarly conditioned overnight handicap decided here four weeks earlier.
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Phileas Fogg, who has been dealing with a foot issue for about two weeks, will not run in the $7 million Breeders’ Cup Classic at Keeneland on Oct. 31, trainer Gustavo Rodriguez said Thursday, one day after pre-entries for the race were announced.
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The gelding Hard Luck Prayer has been the star Indiana-bred 3-year-old this year, beginning the year with a win in a maiden race and winning his last two starts in stakes. The record leaves Hard Luck Prayer as the runner to beat in Saturday's $150,000 Unreachable Star Handicap for statebred 3-year-olds at a mile and 70 yards at Horseshoe Indianapolis.
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Amorita led in the stretch of the Eddie D Stakes, and that narrow loss makes her the favorite in Saturday's $100,000 Sen. Ken Maddy Stakes for fillies and mares at about 6 1/2 furlongs on the hillside turf course at Santa Anita.
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Sculcos Folly had his way with 3-year-old New York-breds in one turn races run during the winter, winning three stakes by a combined 19 3/4 lengths. Saturday, Sculcos Folly gets his first test against older New York-bred sprinters when he runs in the $200,000 Hudson Stakes at Belmont Park.
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Kevin Plowcha's analysis of the Saturday 10/24 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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When Barbadian Runner stunned the Maryland-bred standard-bearer Post Time in the $150,000 Maryland Million Classic last year, he upended the division and cemented himself as a powerhouse in the Mid-Atlantic. In this year's edition on Saturday at Laurel Park, he will be the one with the target on his back, the new ruler seemingly without equal in the local ranks.
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Derick Giwner's analysis of the Saturday 10/24 card at Scioto Downs.
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A strong effort against a tough rival is what gives trainer Steve Asmussen hope for Iron Dome when he runs back against New York-breds in the $250,000 Empire Classic Saturday at Belmont Park.