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In Our Time takes Giant's Causeway, caps big weekend for jockey Prat
In Our Time won the Giant’s Causeway Stakes on Sunday, up in plenty of time under jockey Flavien Prat, who is having quite the time this week at Keeneland.
Marcus HershApr 12, 2026
In Our Time won the Giant’s Causeway Stakes on Sunday, up in plenty of time under jockey Flavien Prat, who is having quite the time this week at Keeneland.
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Silent Tactic, who remains on course for the Kentucky Derby, and Counting Stars and Search Party, who are on deck for the Kentucky Oaks, all worked Sunday morning at Oaklawn and will ship Wednesday to Churchill Downs, according to trainer Mark Casse.
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Sovereignty, the 2025 Horse of the Year following a campaign that included wins in the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes, and Journalism, the winner of the Preakness Stakes, will meet in a blockbuster renewal of the Grade 2, $1.25 million Oaklawn Handicap next Saturday.
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There is only one horse that's been racing in the 2026 edition of the MGM Borgata Series that at one time was considered a solid stallion prospect. Captain Albano couldn't clear enough hurdles to forego a life outside the racetrack, and the son of Captaintreacherous returned in 2025 to race for trainer Noel Daley. Now a 5-year-old with a bit more experience, Captain Albano looks for his second straight win in the series at MGM Yonkers Raceway in Monday's third leg of the lucrative event.
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Twin B Thriller and Ooglesaurus are both two-for-two after four $17,500 divisions of the second preliminary of the Bobby Weiss Pacing Series for 3-year-old males, conducted Saturday afternoon at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania.
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It took a tour-de-force performance to defeat a champion on Saturday at Oaklawn Park and that’s what Claret Beret delivered in the Grade 1, $1.25 million Apple Blossom Handicap when she shuttled to a 4 1/2-length victory over Eclipse Award winner Nitrogen.
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The Grade 3, $400,000 Lexington Stakes on Saturday at Keeneland looked to be wide open, and Trendsetter proved that right, triggering a $66.68 payout for his 2 1/4-length upset victory.
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Mad House refused to lose Saturday at Oaklawn Park, where he broke on top and set a pressured pace in the Grade 3, $500,000 Count Fleet Sprint Handicap before fighting for a half-length win.
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Finishes do not get any tighter than the one in the Jenny Wiley Stakes on Saturday at Keeneland.
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Favorites dominated both divisions of the New York Stallion Series Saturday at Aqueduct, each one with similar trips and winning by almost the identical margin.