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Brant out, Six Speed in Woody Stephens
Brant, a Grade 1-winning 2-year-old who finished fifth in the San Felipe in his lone start at 3, will not run in the Grade 1 Woody Stephens, trainer Bob Baffert said Saturday.
David GreningMay 30, 2026
Brant, a Grade 1-winning 2-year-old who finished fifth in the San Felipe in his lone start at 3, will not run in the Grade 1 Woody Stephens, trainer Bob Baffert said Saturday.
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While he left Louisville with his first career defeat, Emerging Market also left with invaluable experience that should only aid him in his next start, Saturday’s $2 million Belmont Stakes at Saratoga.
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Undefeated and virtually untested in races at seven furlongs or less, Solitude Dude will face by far his toughest test yet at one turn when taking on a stellar field next Saturday at Saratoga in the Grade 1 Woody Stephens.
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Matt Rose's analysis of selected races from the Sunday 5/31 and Monday 6/1 cards at Ocean Downs.
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Things didn't go exactly as driver Jason Bartllett had planned, but in the end the sport's defending Driver of the Year managed to steer Lou Hill from the pocket to victory in Friday's C$150,000 Grade 3 Camluck Classic at The Raceway at Western Fair District. Lou Hill, a 5-year-old son of Sweet Lou, paced the mile in 1:51 2/5, going past pace-setter Helium N in the stretch.
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Alpyland made short work of four rivals in the Grade 3 Penn Mile on Friday at Penn National, running off at will to earn his first graded stakes victory by four lengths. The 3-year-old colt has now won three stakes ahead of what should be an exciting summer for trainer Mark Casse.
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The 2026 edition of the Elitlopp will take place on Sunday at Solvalla Racecourse in Sweden, and a driver and a horse that should be very familiar to bettors and fans in North America will be among the participants.
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The following is a public statement from owner Madison Global regarding 3-year-old trotting colt Big Ranger, the 2025 Ohio Horse of the Year:
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Trainer Miguel Clement said he still feels like he’s in the honeymoon phase with Bandiagara, but the filly managed to show him a great deal in the $150,000 Penn Oaks on Friday at Penn National. With a relentless rally in her North American debut, the 3-year-old filly cleared two strong rivals to win by a length.
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In a dramatic confrontation in one of the day's five $100,000 Best of Ohio stakes on Friday at Belterra Park, but he bumped Water Into Wine repeatedly in the stretch, and Water Into Wine was awarded the victory via disqualification.