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North America's second-leading driver in terms of wins - Jason Bartlett - will make the trek from his New York home base to steer the 8-5 morning-line favorite in the Grade 3 C$150,000 Camluck Classic (Race 10) at The Raceway at Western Fair District. The annual event for older pacers headlines a strong Friday evening card that kicks off at 5:50 P.M. (EDT).
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With four of the 11 horses entered in Saturday's C$101,250 opening leg of the Graduate Series for 4-year-old pacers at Woodbine Mohawk Park, leading trainer Dave Menary would seem to have at least a percentage advantage. In Bruno No No No, who drew post two, Menary could have a budding star as the All Bets Off-sired stallion returns to the big track and hopes to regain winning form following a long journey and third-place finish in the Juravinski earlier this month at Flamboro.
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Prince Hal Hanover, the winner of three consecutive races to begin his campaign this season, will look to keep his streak going Saturday (May 30) against 10 rivals in the C$101,250 opening round of the Graduate Series, for 4-year-old pacers, as the Grand Circuit heads to Ontario’s Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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Trainer David Braddy has always felt Esperon had the ability to become part of the upper echelon of the local turf/synthetic sprint division. While the speedster has not quite risen to that level, he's been edging ever closer of late. On Saturday, Esperon will try to take another step in that direction in the $71,000 main event at Gulfstream Park.
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Derick Giwner's analysis of the Saturday 5/30 card at The Meadowlands.
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Jockeys Tyler Baze, Kazushi Kimura, and Joel Rosario have been suspended for recent riding violations, according to rulings published within the last week.
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Stacking up excuses can be the most frustrating part of horse racing, and trainer Rob Atras is going through it with Neat. The talented but perennially unlucky 5-year-old will ship to Monmouth Park in search of better fortunes in the $100,000 Cliff Hanger Stakes on Saturday.
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The six-time stakes winner Mrs. Astor was recently retired and bred to Upstart, trainer Jonathan Thomas said earlier this month.
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Hit Show, winner of the 2025 Dubai World Cup, returns stateside Saturday after finishing a soldi fifth in this year's Dubai World Cup. Now a 6-year-old, Hit Show will look for another graded stakes victory in the Blame Stakes at Churchill Downs. Hit Show takes on a solid cast of stakes winners and the up-and-comers Vibe and Original Sin.
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Gold Phoenix, winner of the Grade 3 San Luis Rey Stakes in March and eight other stakes in his lengthy career, is scheduled to start in the Grade 3 San Juan Capistrano Stakes at Santa Anita on June 14.
