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My Boy Prince was already an accomplished horse when Saturday dawned, as the millionaire boasted seven career stakes wins, and a Sovereign Award as Canada’s champion 2-year-old male of 2023.
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Albus joined his Riley Mott-trained stablemate Incredibolt as having qualified for the 2026 Kentucky Derby field after finishing full of run down the center of the track to register a 1 1/4-length victory in Saturday’s $750,000 Wood Memorial under a perfectly judged ride by jockey Jaime Torres.
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Meaning did not run particularly fast in winning the Grade 2 Santa Anita Oaks on Saturday, but she ran fast enough.
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Wild Vine, in his two starts as a 7-year-old, has clearly demonstrated that he has plenty more to offer. After a convincing allowance score at Parx Racing last month, the gelding shipped to Laurel Park on Saturday and dominated in the $100,000 Native Dancer Stakes.
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Further Ado punched his ticket to the Kentucky Derby, now just four weeks off, by drawing away to a resounding 11-length victory in the 102nd running of the Grade 1, $1.25 million Blue Grass Stakes on Saturday at Keeneland.
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Trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. chose the Grade 3 Distaff Stakes to bring Grammy Girl back to the races off a layoff because of the mare’s affinity for Aqueduct.
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As poorly as Eclatant’s 3-year-old campaign ended, her 4-year-old season has started equally well.
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Trainer Brian Lynch sent out two runners in Saturday's Grade 2, $500,000 Appalachian Stakes for 3-year-old fillies on the Keeneland turf. One was Sister Troienne, a three-time stakes winner sent away as the favorite looking to rebound after her five-race winning streak came to a narrow end last out.
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In his first two victories this year, Mid-Atlantic standout Quint’s Brew had to claw his way forward to win two desperate photo finishes over Blue Kingdom. There was no such drama in the $100,000 Frank Y. Whiteley Stakes at Laurel Park on Saturday, as the 5-year-old gelding easily outdueled his archrival and pulled away to a 5 3/4-length victory.
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One turn, zero problems for the 6-year-old horse Saudi Crown, who outclassed five foes and won the Grade 3, $350,000 Commonwealth Stakes by 2 3/4 lengths on Saturday at Keeneland.
