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Woodbine Mohawk Park: Analysis for Saturday 5/30
Kevin Plowcha's analysis of the Saturday 5/30 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
Kevin PlowchaMay 28, 2026
Kevin Plowcha's analysis of the Saturday 5/30 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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Greg Reinhart's analysis of the Saturday 5/30 card at Yonkers Raceway.
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Last year, trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. shipped several of his top female runners to Delaware Park in search of vulnerable stakes fields. Haulin Ice is next in line to take the trip and should be an overwhelming favorite in the $100,000 Rehoboth Stakes on Saturday.
The winner of next year’s National Horseplayers Championship will be guaranteed a purse of $1 million, approximately 25 percent higher than recent first-place awards.
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If Pin Up Betty is to repeat last year's win in the Grade 3, $275,000 Mint Julep Stakes on Saturday in Louisville, she will have to face another local stakes winner, Proctor Street, who defeated her here last fall – as well as graded stakes winners Charlene's Dream and Medoro, who seem to take their form wherever they go.
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Luke Middlebrook's Hong Kong Selections and Analysis for Sunday, May 31, 2026 at Sha Tin.
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Listed at 7-2 on the morning line, Mad House is the third choice Saturday at Churchill Downs in the Grade 3, $275,000 Aristides Stakes, a six-furlong dirt race that drew seven entrants, among them 9-5 morning-line favorite Roll On Big Joe – the same horse Mad House turned back to win the Count Fleet.
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Woodbine's new $5 minimum pick three, with a 15 percent takeout, on select multi-stakes days begins Saturday and encompasses the three graded events on the card – the Eclipse, Belle Mahone, and Jacques Cartier. Stanley House is back to doing what he does best in the Grade 2, $175,000 Eclipse going 1 1/16 miles.
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Awesome Bourbon comes off a winter layoff looking for his first stakes success in Saturday's Grade 3, $150,000 Jacques Cartier at Woodbine.
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The familiar names attempting to rejuvenate the female dirt division Saturday at Santa Anita include a high-profile Grade 1 winner who has not raced in nearly seven months and a Grade 3 winner who has not raced in seven days.