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Marjoram goes last to first in Senorita Stakes
Marjoram closed from last of 10 to win for the second time in her third start in Saturday’s Grade 3 Senorita Stakes for 3-year-old fillies at Santa Anita.
Steve AndersenMay 09, 2026
Marjoram closed from last of 10 to win for the second time in her third start in Saturday’s Grade 3 Senorita Stakes for 3-year-old fillies at Santa Anita.
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It wasn’t that long ago, when trainer Chad Brown was mapping out plans for some of his 3-year-olds, that he had Tariff Mindset and Ottinho penciled in as horses he thought fit the Peter Pan Stakes at Aqueduct.
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A sharp Churchill Downs turf sprint victory last May sent Outfielder on an international foray to France. An even more impressive victory Saturday at Churchill Downs in the William Walker Stakes, a 5 1/2-furlong grass race, has Outfielder’s connections plotting a trip to England.
David Aragona's TimeformUS Highlight Horse for Sunday, May 10, at Belmont at the Big A.
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Frankie Pennington wanted to use Irish Maxima’s natural speed to establish a clear lead, then get her to relax and have something left for the finish in Saturday’s Grade 2, $200,000 Ruffian Stakes at Aqueduct.
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Two 2-year-old fillies, Celtic Dispute and Liberty Rings, earned automatic berths in one of the six juvenile stakes to be decided at next month’s Royal Ascot meet after registering victories Saturday at Gulfstream Park in the $125,000 Royal Palm Juvenile and its filly counterpart, the $125,000 Royal Palm Juvenile Fillies stakes.
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Though he wasn’t here personally Saturday, trainer David Jacobson’s white silks with black diamonds and a red hoop were back in the Aqueduct winner’s circle as Durante outlasted a stubborn pacesetter in Acoustic Ave to win the Grade 3, $175,000 John Nerud by a neck. It was 1 1/4 lengths back to Full Moon Madness.
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Twice during The Hell We Did’s work Saturday a siren signifying a loose horse went off. The first time, it forced exercise rider Christian Olmo to pull his horse up and abort the work. The second time, the siren went off about a quarter mile into the actual move and Olmo had to take a hold of horse around the far turn. Olmo and The Hell We Did came several paths wide into the stretch. Officially, The Hell We Did was credited with a five-furlong move in 1:01.40 from the track clockers
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Matt Rose's analysis of the Monday 5/11 card at Yonkers Raceway.
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On Saturday morning, the Ohio Harness Horsemen's Association has provided the following updates on the status of the drivers and horses involved in the accident at Eldorado Scioto Downs on Friday night (May 8).