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Woodbine Mohawk Park: Analysis for Thursday 9/17/26
Kevin Plowcha's analysis of the Thursday 9/17 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
Kevin PlowchaSep 15, 2026
Kevin Plowcha's analysis of the Thursday 9/17 card at Woodbine Mohawk Park.
Winbak Farm is proud to offer a consignment of 56 yearlings at the Lexington Selected Yearling Sale, which will be held October 5th-October 8th at Fasig-Tipton.
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Greg Reinhart's analysis of the Thursday 9/17 card at Yonkers Raceway.
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The entry box closed Tuesday morning for a quartet of Grade 1 races - Metro Pace, Canadian Trotting Classic, Shes A Great Lady and Elegantimage.
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Yuki Araki has been with Forever Young for the better part of four years, getting on him most mornings throughout the Japanese colt's remarkable career. Araki believes the Forever Young who makes his fourth visit to the United States this fall may be the best version of the horse who is a champion on two continents and a four-time Group or Grade 1 winner.
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No one has trained as many graded stakes winners so far this year as Brad Cox, who had 28 such victories as of Sept. 14, and you will see many of the horses that produced those graded stakes scores racing at Keeneland next month.
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Banishing and Chunk of Gold, a pair of 12-1 shots on the morning-line but potential pace players nonetheless, will both scratch from Friday’s Grade 1, $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont Park, their connections said Tuesday.
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Florent Geroux remains hospitalized after sustaining significant injuries in a Sept. 10 fall in a Churchill Downs race but is in stable condition and in “good spirits,” his agent, Matt Nakatani, said.
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Barely a week removed from a training title at the Del Mar summer meeting, trainer Doug O’Neill has set his sights on graded stakes at Santa Anita for an array of 2-year-olds and a top-class sprinter.
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For years and years, friends, colleagues and horsemen have all said this to me countless times about the biggest race in the Canadian Maritimes – the Gold Cup & Saucer, which is held annually at Charlottetown Driving Park on Prince Edward Island.