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Hambletonian hopefuls Apex and Endurance won their respective divisions of the Grade 3 Stanley Dancer Memorial for 3-year-old male trotters on Saturday (July 11) at the Meadowlands, both as favorites and both in 1:52.
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It was a natural hat trick for Twin B Joe Fresh, as the 2024 Horse of the Year rebounded in style on Saturday night, turning back a solid field to win the Grade 2 $165,750 Dorothy Haughton Memorial for older pacing mares in a 1:48 4/5 mile; her third straight victory in the stakes event held at the Meadowlands.
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Nezuko Kamado S kept her undefeated sophomore season intact with a lifetime-best 1:50 1/5 score in the $141,900 first division of the Grade 2 Del Miller Memorial, for 3-year-old trotting fillies, on Saturday (July 11) at the Meadowlands.
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In another epic performance, Loua Dipa battled and held off rival Be Perfect BG through the final-half of a sizzling mile to capture the $180,120 Grade 3 Jerry Silverman Memorial at the Meadowlands on Saturday night. Ronnie Wrenn Jr. guided the Ron Burke-trained 3-year-old pacing filly to a 1:48 mile, equaling the track record and her personal-best taken in 2025.
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Trainer Brad Cox’s bold move running seven-furlong debut winner Leading Change in the Grade 3, $300,000 Indiana Derby paid off.
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Maximum Offer, her connections' pre-race plans notwithstanding, set a slow pace and could not be caught in the Indiana Oaks on Saturday at Horseshoe Indianapolis.
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Seminole Chief upset the Jonathan Schuster Memorial after second favorite In the Stars won the Indiana General Assembly Distaff in turf stakes racing Saturday at Horseshoe Indianapolis.
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There will be a pick-6 carryover of $166,702 into Sunday's card at Saratoga.
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Ole Crazy Bone got away with a soft early pace and then held off a resurgent Fort George to win Saturday’s Grade 2, $250,000 Bowling Green Stakes by a nose at Saratoga, despite an almost costly and rare mistake from jockey Flavien Prat.
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Determined Kingdom won his fourth Punch Line Stakes on Saturday at Colonial Downs, overwhelming four Virginia-bred rivals for his seventh career victory in his home state. Trainer Michael Trombetta dominated the card with three stakes victories, but the 7-year-old gelding was easily his most predictable winner.
