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Dixie Law holds off Katie's Grace in Wonder Where Stakes
Favored Dixie Law held off a charging Katie’s Grace in deep stretch to land Sunday’s $350,000 Wonder Where Stakes, the anchor leg of the Canadian Triple Tiara at Woodbine.
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Favored Dixie Law held off a charging Katie’s Grace in deep stretch to land Sunday’s $350,000 Wonder Where Stakes, the anchor leg of the Canadian Triple Tiara at Woodbine.
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Magnificat went from a win in a minor sprint stakes in early June to a victory in a restricted mile stakes at Del Mar on Saturday.
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Daily Racing Form has something that both hardcore horseplayers and casual observers can reference to get informed of each day’s action.
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Somerset West recorded a career-defining win in the Grade 2 Music City Stakes for 3-year-old fillies at Kentucky Downs on Saturday that has trainer John Sadler debating an autumn plan for the rapidly improving runner.
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No doubt, trainer Brad Cox and jockey Manny Franco were living the good life this summer at Saratoga.
Daryz extended his winning streak at Longchamp Racecourse in Paris to four races, all in stakes, with a tidy win against three rivals in Sunday’s Group 2 Prix Foy at 1 1/2 miles.
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After going nearly six years without a stakes victory at Monmouth Park, trainer Michael Trombetta picked up his second in three weeks when Souper Forces rallied late to win the $100,000 Red Bank on Sunday.
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Manny Franco had won riding titles at Aqueduct and Belmont Park, but had really never come close to accomplishing the feat at Saratoga.
Hi Octane, the fastest qualifier from three time trials on Aug. 15, won the first stakes final of his career in his fourth appearance in such a race in Saturday’s $171,900 Golden State Derby at Los Alamitos.
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Two shippers from Japan – the 8-year-old gelding Diktaean and the Kentucky-bred Dragon Welds – won lucrative stakes in Seoul, South Korea, on Sunday, earning berths to Breeders’ Cup races at Keeneland on Oct. 31.