This year, Getta Good Feeling has a perfect record in two starts, leading to high expectations for her third start of the year in Saturday’s Group 1 Australasian Oaks at 1 1/4 miles for Southern Hemisphere 3-year-old fillies at Morphettville Racecourse in Adelaide.
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Derick Giwner's analysis of the Friday 4/24 card at The Meadowlands.
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Matt Rose's analysis of the Friday 4/24 card at Yonkers Raceway.
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Triple Crown nominee Crupper earned a Preakness berth for his win in the $200,000 Bathhouse Row Stakes last Saturday at Oaklawn Park and will be considered for a start in the 3-year-old classic
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Grade 1 winner Saudi Crown and the 3-year-old colt Munnings Challenge have been two of the most notable winners trainer Brad Cox has had at the current Oaklawn Park meet that closes May 2.
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Activity has definitely begun to pick up at Churchill Downs as more and more of the participants in the Kentucky Derby and Oaks arrive on a daily basis. The special Derby/Oaks training session Wednesday was the busiest it's been since put into play last week and became even a bit more special with a guest appearance by reigning Derby winner and Horse of the Year Sovereignty.
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Kevin Plowcha's analysis of the Friday 4/24 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
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It took the racing office an extra day to finally fill Friday's entries at Gulfstream Park. But the wait was worth it as the final product turned out to be very strong for a non-weekend card during the Royal Palm session. The program includes a trio of allowance races, the first two of which feature stakes-caliber fields.
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Last week, trainer Chad Brown unveiled a good-looking European import in Sandtrap, who came off a lengthy layoff to win an allowance race at Aqueduct. Friday, at Aqueduct, he'll attempt to do something similar when he sends out Matilda, a Group 2 stakes winner in Germany, for her U.S. debut in a conditioned allowance that kicks off a turf-heavy eight-race card.
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Trainer Phil D’Amato said earlier this week that he has added the multiple stakes winner Majestic Oops to his Kentucky-based stable.
