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Joao Moreira is looking to complete a full sweep of Hong Kong’s top-level races when the Brazilian rider links with overseas contender Deep Monster in the HK$13 million G1 Standard Chartered Champions & Chater Cup (2400m) on 24 May at Sha Tin.
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The Bettor's Wish filly Miss Jum Jabber continued to push her way into national consideration by notching her fifth straight victory and equaling her mark of 1:51 1/5 in one of three $30,000 divisions of her Pennsylvania All-Stars event on Monday at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania.
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Incredibolt, a late addition to the field, immediately was tabbed a serious contender by two morning-line makers for Saturday’s 151st Preakness Stakes at Laurel Park.
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Fort Washington, the winner of the Grade 1 Arlington Million last year, will return to the Mid-Atlantic region for trainer Shug McGaughey on Saturday, and has drawn the 4 post in the Grade 3 Dinner Party Stakes at Laurel Park. The race should be a highlight on the Preakness Day undercard, which will feature eight stakes races.
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Matt Rose's analysis of the Tuesday 5/12 card at Yonkers Raceway.
The filly Call Me Candela was feisty in the gate, but faultless when it counted in Sunday’s $254,400 Robert Adair Kindergarten Futurity at Los Alamitos.
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The Stephen Foster rematch June 27 between Sovereignty and his Oaklawn Handicap vanquisher White Abarrio held huge appeal on its own, and now, Dubai World Cup-winner Magnitude appears poised to join the fray.
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It has been a pattern that has worked well for trainer Chad Brown. A horse runs in the Wood Memorial, skips the Kentucky Derby, and wins the Preakness. Cloud Computing did it in 2017. Early Voting again in 2022. Saturday, Brown will attempt the hat trick with Iron Honor, though circumstances are not necessarily similar.
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Day One Starter will be starting over Thursday when trainer Shug McGaughey cuts him back in distance for a first-level allowance race that serves as the feature on Aqueduct's eight-race card.
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Hit Parade, who won a prep for this year's Kentucky Oaks, will switch back to turf Wednesday for the $150,000 Cleopatra Handicap at Horseshoe Indianapolis. The race is one of three stakes on an 11-race card that begins at 2:10 p.m. Eastern.
