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Super Corredora sidelined with illness
An elevated temperature has put Super Corredora, the champion 2-year-old filly of 2025, on the sidelines.
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An elevated temperature has put Super Corredora, the champion 2-year-old filly of 2025, on the sidelines.
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Explora and Search Party, who have won the first two Kentucky Oaks points races at Oaklawn Park, will meet March 27 in the track’s Grade 2, $1 million Fantasy.
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Geovanni Franco, who has won seven races at Santa Anita and Turf Paradise this year, is relocating to Lone Star Park in Texas next month.
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Cherokee Nation and Potente, two of trainer Bob Baffert’s expected contenders in the Grade 1 Santa Anita Derby on April 4, worked a half-mile in 48 seconds at Santa Anita on Friday.
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Santa Anita will race on Thursday, April 30 as a makeup for weather-related cancellations earlier this year. The track has canceled racing seven times since Dec. 26 because of inclement weather, and has held four makeup days, a Monday in late December and two Thursdays in January. Two makeup days are scheduled next month – April 2 and 30.
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Kevin Plowcha's analysis of the Sunday 3/22 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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Perhaps a half-furlong will make the difference when Fireballin likely tries to wire the field in a first-level allowance race for New York-breds going six furlongs, the feature on Sunday's eight-race card at Aqueduct.
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Bobby Felks's undefeated Synthetic makes her turf debut in the Ova Charged, one of four $100,000 Louisiana-bred stakes on a 14-race program.
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Trainer Danny Gargan believes Snowyte was always cut out to be a stakes horse. He hopes her allowance victory last month at Gulfstream Park was the first step toward accomplishing that goal. On March 29, Snowyte will return to stakes company for the first time since she finished eighth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies in 2024 when she runs in the $175,000 Top Flight Stakes at Aqueduct.
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Trainer Patrick Biancone couldn't be more excited about getting his multiple stakes winner Lennilu's 3-year-old campaign started Sunday at Gulfstream Park. What has tempered that enthusiasm a bit has been the recent weather, which has dumped inches upon inches of rain over the local area this past week.